10th class physics book mcqs test

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Chapter 10: Simple Harmonic Motion and Waves

• 10.1: Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
• 10.2: Damped Oscillations
• 10.3: Wave Motion
• 10.4: Types of Mechanical Waves
• 10.5: Ripple Tank

Chapter 11: Sound

• 11.1: Sound Waves
• 11.2: Characteristics of Sound
• 11.3: Reflection (ECHO) of Sound
• 11.4: Speed of Sound
• 11.5: Noise Pollution

Chapter 12: Geometrical Optics

• 12.1: Reflection of Light
• 12.2: Spherical Mirrors
• 12.3: Image Location by Spherical Mirror Form
• 12.4: Refraction of Light
• 12.5: Total Internal Reflection

Chapter 13: Electrostatics

• 13.1: Production of Electric Charges
• 13.2: Electrostatic Induction
• 13.3: Electroscope
• 13.4: Coulomb's Law
• 13.5: Electric Field and Electric Field Intensity

Chapter 14: Current Electricity

• 14.1: Electric Current
• 14.2: Potential Difference
• 14.3: Electromotive Force (e.m.f)
• 14.4: OHM'S Law
• 14.5: Characteristics of Ohmic and Non Ohmic

• Chapter 15: Electromagnetism

• 15.1: Magnetic Effect of a Steady Current
• 15.2: Force on a Current-Carrying Conductor P
• 15.3: Turning Effect on a Current-Carrying Coil
• 15.4: D.C Motor
• 15.5: Electromagnetic Induction

Chapter 16: Basic Electronics

• 16.1: Thermionic Emission
• 16.2: Investigating the Properties of Electro
• 16.3: Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope (C.R.O)
• 16.4: Analogue and Digital Electronics
• 16.5: Basic Operations of Digital Electronics

Chapter 17: Information and Communication Technology

• 17.1: Information and Communication Technology
• 17.2: Components of Computer Based Information
• 17.3: Flow of Information
• 17.4: Transmission of Electric Signal Through
• 17.5: Transmissions of Radio wave Through Space

Chapter 18: Atomic and Nuclear Physics

• 18.1: Atom and Atomic Nucleus
• 18.2: Natural Radioactivity
• 18.3: Background Radiations
• 18.4: Nuclear Transmutations
• 18.5: Half-Line and its Measurement