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1. Isotopes have same:

A. Chemical properties                  

B. Physical properties

C. Both of these                              

D. Non of these

2. Which of following element has maximum number of isotopes

A. Xenon                                    

B. Cesium

C. .Nitrogen

D. Both A & B

4. Which of following statement is wrong

A. Isobars have same no. of nucleon

B. Isotones have same no. of nucleon

C. Isotopes have different no. of nucleon

D. Non of these

6. The mass defect per nucleon _________ as the atomic number increase till iron, for iron the mass defect per nucleon ________ and after iron the mass defect per nucleon _________ as atomic number increase further.

A. Decrease maximum, increase

B. Decrease maximum, decrease

C. increase maximum, decrease

D. Non of these

7. Among the following which nucleon has maximum mass defect binding energy:

A. Fe                                           

B. Kr

C. He                                           

D. U

11. What is the charge number of an α-particle emitted during the phenomenon of radioactivity?

A. -e 

B. +2e

C. -2e   

D. +e

12. Which one is a container for storing radioactive substance?

A. Lead                                      

B. iron

C. Cadmium                               

D. Copper

12. Which of following is true for -rays?

 ChargeRest mass
A.Positivem˳c²
B.NegativeZero
C.Neutralm˳c²
D.NeutralZero

13. -radiation is emitted due to:

A. De-excitation of atom                 

B. De-excitation of nucleus

C. Excitation of atom                      

D. Excitation of nucleus

15. The phenomenon of radioactivity is associated with:

A. Decay of nucleus

B. Fusion of nuclei

C. Transmission of radio wave

D. Nuclear reactions caused by cosmic rays

16. After -emission from neutron, which particle is found?

A. Proton                            

B. Neutron

C. Electron                          

D. Proton & electron

17. An α-emission is always accompanied by:

A. 濐 -emission                         

B. 濠 -emission

C. Both A and                      

D. Neutron emission B

19.    In an α-decay:

A. The parent and daughter nuclei have some number of protons

B. The daughter nucleus has one proton more than parents nucleus

C. The daughter nucleus has two proton less than parents nucleus

D. The daughter nucleus has two proton more than parents nucleus

20.    When a radioactive nucleus emits an α-particles, the N/Z ratio:

A. Increase           

B. Remains same

C. Decrease          

D. Any of these

21. When a radioactive nucleus emits an -particles, the mass number of the atom?

A. Increase by one                   

B. Remains same

C. Decrease by one                  

D. Decrease by four

22. The decay constant of a radioactive sample:

A. Decrease as the age of atoms increase

B. Increase as the age of atoms increase

C. Is independent of the age

D. Depends on the nature of activity

23. Half-life of a radioactive substance depends upon:

A. Temperature B. Pressure

C. Nature of Substance

D. Electric and magnetic field

24. The half life of radium is about 1600 years. If 100 g radium is existing now, 25 g will remain un-decayed after:

A. 4800 years           

B. 6400 years

C. 6400 years           

D. 3200 years

26. The half-life of a certain element is 7 days at S.T.P .If the temperature is doubled and pressure is reduced to half then half life of the same element will be:

A. 1.75 days                                 

B. 3.5 days

C. 7 days                                      

D. 14 days

27.    Which of the following radiations are more energetic?

A. α                                     

B. 濐

C. 濠                                          

32. Which one of the following radiation possesses maximum penetrating power?

A. α-radiation B. 濠 -rays

C. 濐 -radiation

D. All have equal penetrating power

33. The length of ionization track in Wilson cloud chamber is proportional to:

A. Charge of incident particle B. Mass of incident particle

C. Energy of incident particle D. Shape of incident particle

34. In Wilson cloud chamber the potential difference applied to clear the chamber from unwanted ions is:

A. Exactly 1 kV                             

B. Exactly 2 kV

C. Of the order of 1 kV                  

D. Of the order of 2 kV

35. If Wilson cloud chamber is placed in the strong magnetic field we can get information about ________ of the particle.

A. Charge                                  

B. Mass

C. Energy                                  

D. All of these

36. In the Wilson cloud chamber and G.M counter, which of the following property of the radioactive is used to detect the radiations?

A. Radioactive rays are charged

B. Radioactive rays are mono energetic

C. Radioactive rays ionize the gas

D. Radioactive rays produce fluorescence

37. In a Wilson cloud chamber α, and – radiations are sent. The nature of tracks produced by these particles respectively will be:

A.Thin and long, thick and short, thin and every long B. Thick and short, thin and long, no definite path

C. Thick and long, thin and shorts, no definite path D. Thick and short, thin and long, thick and long

38. In GM counter, the potential difference applied between anode and cathode is:

A. Slightly greater than that required to produce discharge B. Slightly less than that required to produce discharge C. Thick and long, thin and shorts, no definite path

D. Thick and short, thin and long, thick and long

39. Ionization potential of the Quenching gas is ________ than ionization potential of the principal gas.

A. Greater                                  

B. Less

C. Equal                                     

D. Non of these

40. In which detector, the size of the pulse is independent of the energy of the particle:

A. G.M Counter                          B. Solid state detector

C. Wilson cloud chamber              D. All of these

41. After α-decays, the parent and daughter nuclei are called:

A. Isomers                              

B. Isobars

C. Isotones                              

D. Isodiapheres

42.    The emission of – particle results in:

A. Isomers                              

B. Isobars

C. Isotones                              

D. Isodiapheres

43. Which one is not true about radioactivity?

A. Radioactivity is a stochastic process

B. Half-life only depends on nature of element

C. Decay rate decreases exponentially with time

D. Non of these

45. If the half-life of an element is 10 second, the mean life will be:

A. 14.4 sec                   

B. 9.93 sec

C. 10 sec                       

D. Can’t be predicted

46. The any nuclear reaction the energy is released if the binding of reactant is ____________ than binding energy of products.

A. Less                            

B. Greater

C. Equal                          

D. Any of these

50. The mass of uranium used in atomic bomb is _________ than/ to critical mass?

A. Less                              

B. More

C. Equal                            

D. Much smaller

51. In a nuclear reactor, the quantity of ²³⁵U is increased from:

A. 0.7 to 1 %                        

B. 2 to 4 %

B. 5 to 10 %                         

D. Non of these

52. Which of following is used as a moderator?

A. Water             

B. Heavy Water

D. Hydrocarbon                        

D. All of these

53. Fast reactor are designed to make use of:

A. ²³⁵U                                    

B. ²³⁹U

C. ²³⁸U                                    

D. All of these

55.    When two deuterons are fused to from a helium atom, the energy given out is:

A. 17 MeV 

B. 24 MeV

C. 6 MeV 

D. 4 MeV

56. The nuclear waste is dumped into:

A. Old salt mine                        

B. Oceans

C. Populated areas                    

D. Non of these

57.    In a nuclear reactor the mass of uranium used is _____ than/to critical mass.

A. Greater                                 

B. Less

C. Equal                                    

D. Non of these

58.    In Karachi nuclear power plant _______ is used as moderator

A. Water                

B. Heavy Water

C. Hydrocarbon    

D. Non of these

60. The temperature of core of sun is:

A. 10 million degree Celsius

B. 6000 degree Celsius

C. 20 million degree Celsius

D. Non of these

61.    The number of protons taking part in p-p reaction:

A. 4                                   

B. 6

C. 5                                    

D. 2

62. The number of protons used in one complete p-p reaction:

A. 4                                   

B. 6

C. 5                                    

D. 2

63. In the p-p reaction, the energy given out is:

A. 25.7 MeV                           

B. 17.6 MeV

C. 4.0 MeV                             

D. 6.4 MeV

65. The sun is primarily composed of:

A. Hydrogen          

B. Oxygen

C. Helium          

D. Neon

66. A G.M tube records radiations in the absence of any radioactive resource, these are called:

A. Solar radiation                  

B. Background radiation

C. Metter radiation                

D. All of these

67.    Cosmic radiation comes to us from:

A. Outer space

C. Earth’s crust

B. Atmosphere

D. Both A & B

68. Cosmic radiations consist of:

A. Charged particles                           

B. Radioactive particles

C. Electromagnetic rays                      

D. Both A & B

69. Cosmic radiations consist of:

A. Charged particles                              

B. Radioactive particles

C. Electromagnetic rays                                     

D. All of these

70. The ultraviolet radiations cause:

A. Sunburn                         

B. Skim cancer

C. Blindness                        

D. All of these

71. The most common radioisotopes in food is:

A. K-4o                               

B. C-42

C. N-14                                

D. Non of these

72. Which one is bigger unit of radiation strength:

A. Henry                          

B. Becquerel

C. Curie                            

D. Non of these

73. The activity of a radiation source has the same dimension as that of:

A. Decay rate                    

B. Decay constant

C. Frequency         

D. All of these

74. How much energy is absorbed by a man of mass 80 kg who receives a lethal whole body equivalent dose of 400 rem in the from of low energy neutron for which RBE factor is 10?

A. 4 Gy                                     

B. 40 Gy

C. 0.4 Gy                                  

D. Non of these

75. Which radiation dose would deposit more energy to the body?

A. 10 mGy to the hand                                       

B. 1 mGy to whole body

C. Both deposit equal energy                                    

D. Can’t be predicted

76. A 75 kg person receivers a whole body radiation dose of 24 m-rad, delivered by α-particle for which RBE factor is 12. The energy absorbed is:

A. 18 mj                                             

B. 28 mj

C. 1.8 mj                                           

D. 24 mj

77. The RBE factor of neutron and protons below 10 MeV for eyes is:

A. 10  

B. 20

C. 30  

D. 1.7

78. For workers working in nuclear facilities a monthly

A. Loss of hair                              

B. Ulceration

C. Eye cataracts                            

D. Drop in white blood cells

79. The dose received while having a chest X-ray is:

A. 200 mSv                               

B. 1000 mSv

C. 10 mSv                                 

D. 750 mSv

80. “Pu” has half-life:

A. 1600 years                                      

B. 24000 years

C. 6000 years                                      

D. 500 years

81. Technetium ⁹⁹Te is used in:

A. Plasma volume                     

B. Kidney tests

C. Thyroid uptake scams          

D. Plasma volume vein flow

82. Photosynthesis may be traced by:

A. C-12          

B. C-13 C.

C-15          

D. C-14

83. The circulation of blood is studied by:

A. ²⁴ Na                                           

B. ⁵⁹ Fe

C. ¹²⁵ I                                             

D. ⁹⁹ Te

84. Radiotherapy with _______ from _______ is often used in the treatment of cancer.

A. 濐 -radiations, Cobalt-60                   

B. 濠 -rays, Strontium-90

C. 濠 -rays, Coblat-90                             

D. Non of these

85. The isotope phosphorus-32 produces ______ which are used for treatment of skin cancer.

A. 激 -radiation       

B. 濐 -radiation

C. 濠 -radiation       

D. Non of these

86.    The week nuclear force has a range of the order of:

A. 10 ¹⁵ m                                 

B. 10 ¹⁷ m

C. 10 ¹⁰ m                                 

D. 10 ¹² m

87.    Friction, Adhesion and cohesion belong to which fundamental force?

A. Gravitational                                 

B. Electromagnetic

C. Week nuclear                                

D. Strong nuclear

88. Unlike the strong nuclear force, the week nuclear force is sort of _____ force

A. Attractive                           

B. Repulsive

C. May A & B                        

D. Non of these

89.    Which of following is not an elementary particle?

A. Photons                              

B. Hadrons

C. Leptons                              

C. Muons

90.    A photons is assumed to be made up of _______ quarks.

A. 2u + 1d                              

B. 2d + 1u

C. 2u + 2d                               

D. 3u + 1d

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