MCAT Physics Practice MCQs with Answer Unit No.6&7 This month, we are going over Unit 6: Energy, Work, and Thermal Equilibrium. If you haven’t read through the first two units, please do so now. To get started with these practice questions, let’s first examine the definitions of these three subject areas while making sure that they are clear in our minds:
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MCAT Practice MCQs Unit 6 and 7 with keys
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- Which one is the example of longitudinal waves?
(A) Sound wave
(B) Ultrasonic
(C) Infrasonic
(D) All of these
2. Shock waves are produced by objects
(A) Carrying electronic charge
(B) Vibrating with a frequency more than 20 kHz
(C) Vibrating with large amplitude
(D) Moving with speed greater than the speed of sound in that medium
3. Mechanical waves on the surface of the water
(A) Transverse
(B) Longitudinal
(C) Torsional
(D) Both transverse and longitudinal
4. Which of the following waves do not carry energy away from the source
(A) Transverse traveling waves
(B) Standing waves
(C) Longitudinal waves
(D) EM waves
5. In sound waves during compression
(A) Density of medium is maximum
(B) Pressure of medium is Maximums
(C) Density of medium is minimum
(D) Both A and B
6. Sound waves produced by guitar are the type
(A) Longitudinal stationer
(B) Transverse stationary
(C) Transverse progressive
(D) Longitudinal progressive
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7· The value of constant ‘y’ for monoatomic gas is
(A) 1.40
(B) 1.67
(C) 1.28
(D) 1.29
8. Which of the following has the maximum auditable range?
(A) Dolphin
(B) Dog
(C) Cat
(D) Bat
9. If the number of loops of the stationary wave is increasing then:
(A) Wavelengths get higher
(B) Wavelengths get shorter
(C) Wavelengths become constants
(D) None of them
10. When a light signal travels along the length of the optical fiber, the power lost by it is due to:
(A) Reflection
(B) Refraction
(C) Scattering and absorption.
(D) Diffraction
11. Optical fiber carries data in the Form:
(A) Light signals
(B) Sound signals
(C) A wave
(D) A particle
12. The angle of incidence at which the angle of refraction becomes 90′ is called:
(A) Incident angle
(B) Angle of refraction
(C) Critical angle
(D) Phase angle
13. A grating with high resolving power can distinguish……… difference in
(A) Smaller, amplitude
(B) Greater. Wavelength
(C) Smaller, wavelength
(D) Greater, intensity
14. The speed of light in a medium depends upon:
(A) Its wavelength
(B) Its Frequency
(C) Refractive index
(D) All of these
15. For which color of light the refractive index of glass is larger
(A) Red
(B) Green
(C) Blue
(D) Violet
16. A my d light passing from a rarer to a denser medium
(A) Bends toward normal
(B) Bends away from normal
(C) Suffers no change in direction
(D) None of these
17. In case of reflection of ray within a denser medium, angle of incident is
The angle of reflection.
(A) Greater then
(B) Smaller then
(C) Equal to
(D) None of these
18. A train while moving whistling moves with a speed thrice the speed of sound away from a
Stationary listener. The frequency of the sound wave heard by the listener will become
(A) Three times
(B) One third
(C) 4 times
(D) One fourth
19. A prism splits a beam of white light into seven component colors. This is so become
(A) Phase of different colors is different
(B) Amplitude of different colors is different
(C) Energy of different colors is different
(D) Velocity of different colors is different
20. Stars twinkle due to:
(A) The fact that they do not emit light continuously
(B) The refractive index of the earth’s atmosphere fluctuates
(C) The star’s atmosphere absorbs its light intermittently
(D) None of these