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PAF Matric Career – Physics Test 05 : Forces Matric Base Quiz

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Posted: 06 Aug, 2025

⚔️ Forces Matric Career – Physics Test : Forces Matric Base Quiz ⚔️
This test is specially designed for students who aim to join the Pakistan Army, Air Force, Navy, or AFNS after matric. It strengthens core concepts of physics and boosts academic preparation for competitive entry tests and board exams.

🎯 What This Test Will Prepare You For
• Clear understanding of topics like Force, Motion, Work, and Energy
• Improved concept-based MCQ-solving speed and accuracy
• Confidence for forces entry tests and academic assessments

⏱️ Test Format & Duration
• Total MCQs: 50
• Time Limit: 18 minutes
• Question Type: Multiple Choice Questions
• Passing Marks: 50%

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PAF Matric Physics Test 05

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m=50 h=30 P.E=?

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f = ?

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To convert a galvanometer into an ammeter:

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Kilowatt is the unit of:

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Heat efficiency of oxygen is:

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Thermal conductivity of water at 20°C is:

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Gases, liquids, and solids expand:

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The process by which the purity of metals is identified is called:

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Value of coefficient of expansion for brass is:

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If focal length is positive, the image will be:

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Kilowatt-hour is the unit of:

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Why is mercury used in thermometers?

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In longitudinal waves, the particles move:

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In which state molecules do not move from place to place?

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Kilowatt is the unit of:

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Which law is used in hydraulic press?

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To convert galvanometer into an ammeter:

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Which are the types of mechanical waves?

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Displacement is a:

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Rocket is an example of Newton’s:

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The process by which the purity of metals is identified is called:

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Liquids have definite volume but not definite:

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Heat transfer in solids is called:

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If input is 100 and output is 3%, efficiency is:

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Kelvin is the unit of:

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Thermal conductivity of mercury at room temp is:

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A body moving with SHM moves:

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Hooke's Law states:

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Which of the following can conduct electricity?

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If focal length is negative, the image will be:

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Unit of potential difference is:

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Mechanical waves have how many types?

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Heat transfer through gases is called:

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If distance increases, heat transfer is:

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Newton's second law states:

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Who discovered gravity?

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Opposition to flow of charges is called:

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Diverging lenses are called:

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Which of the following can conduct electricity?

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Unit of potential difference is:

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Kilowatt-hour is the unit of:

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Liquids have definite volume but not definite:

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What prevents melting of ice cream in flask?

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Unit of current is:

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Converging lenses are called:

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Density of mercury is:

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The 2nd law of motion: Force is equal to:

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Which law is used in hydraulic press?

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Hooke's law states:

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Which of these is a poor conductor of heat?

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