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    Physics
    Time: 1 Hour (Physical World) (Test – 1) MM. 25

    1 mark each

    1. What are the main domains of interest in Physics?

    2. Name two Indian born physicists who have been awarded Nobel Prize in

    Physics?

    3. Out of four fundamental forces which force is weakest and which is strongest?

    4. Name three conservation laws from nature?

    5. Name two most important contributions of Albert Einstein?

    2 marks each

    6. Give important characteristics of gravitational force?

    7. Name different kinds of forces encountered by you in your daily life?

    8. Name important discoveries of physics, which have contributed a lot in

    development of biological sciences?

    9. (i) Which force is responsible for revolution of Earth around the Sun?

    (ii) What is the range of weak nuclear force?

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    10.Two principal thrusts in physics are unification and reduction. Justify by giving
    illustrations.
    11.Briefly explain how physics is related to technology.
    12.Give important features of strong nuclear force.
    13.Compare the relative strength and range of four fundamental forces in nature.

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