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SECOND PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION - JANUARY 2025
PHYSICS
Std.10
Time: 2 hrs.
Marks: 80
Date: 02.01.2025
Answers to this paper must be written on, on Pape provided separately.
You will not be allowed to write during the first 15 minutes
Section A is onl; ‘Aueript. any four questions from Section B
The intended marks for questions or parts of questions are given in brackets U.
{15}
-ct answers to the,questions from the given options.
(i) A boy draws water from a well using’ fixed pulley.
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(b) negative
(©) zero work done
(d)_none of these
horizontal distance of
ii) Alfiyaa holds a bucket by applying a 10 N force. She then moves a
(Oar gnd climbs up a vertical distance of 10m. Wha is the total work done by Alfiyea?
(a) 50)
\wy 1005 Mah => Ss
(3 20) lox Yen Flee Gi) Rachael took a thick glass slab whose one opposite parallel face is silvered. She observed
that it formed multiple images. This happened on account of
(a) reltaction of light
(b) reflection of tight
(©) dispersion of light
(AF both (a) and (by a
1
Gy) When a muctous in an atom undergoes a radioactive decay, then the electronic energy
levels of the atom .
(a) change for a—radionetivity, but not for, thers)
(0) shane for B- radioactivity, but not fof bihers
Ney change for cand f ~ radioactivity, but not for y -radioaetivity
(donot change for any type of radionstivity
(v)_ The spectrum (VIBGYOR) of white‘fight can
using which of the following arragigements? :
(a) A single prism with a light raytrefracted parallel to its base. A
(b)_ Two prisms ofthe same retract index, placed adjacent to each other,
X17 Two prisms ofthe same refractive i
(4) Three prisms placed alternately
ed withi0° deviation
(vi)_In Apurva's system, there are four media labelled
Cand D with refractive indices ju/21:a5
Ho = 1.5 and jus = 145, respectively “A vis
enters frm medium A ind emerges parallel to
direction, as illustrated in the figure.
nN
Which me
light ray?
(@) Medium A>
(b) Medium G2. ‘
(©) Medium A'and D,
Medium A, BG®
(vii) The diagram alongside show
produces a moment of force of 6
ree F= § N acting at point A
Im about point O, What is the
diameter of the wheel? yeh
(a) 12m
bY 24m A yz (2n
\v () 3.4m ———-
() 3.6m
Ww (viii) Assertion(A): The efficienes
friction and other factors,
Reason(R): Efficiency is the ratio of useful work out
Joss.
- Wo 2 (007) Both A and R are true and R isthe correct explanation of A.
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(b)_ Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A.
Wi TLS oy
'y of machine decreases when there is an energy loss due to
(put to the total work input including,
A is true but Ris false,
(@)_ Ais false but the R is true. (ix) A new cell is marked 1.5 V when connected to an external resistance, the voltmeter
# connected to its terminal reads 1.25 V. The drop in potential across the terminals of the
cell is due to the :
{a) internal resistance of the cell
ey external resistance
(€) equivalent resistance of the circuit
(@)_allof the above
Ax) Four identical 10 cm cylinders (A, B, C, and D) are
shown in the figure,
led with water to varying heights, as
ghee" sll] 6
Cylinder BZ
(©) Cylinder C."%
(8) g€ylinders A and
focal length 20 cm to catch the image of a white (ee The image will be:
(@)_awhite hiorse with black stripes.
NbY a whitél with reduced brightness
Yc) acompletelyi Black horse. fe
(d)_ awhite horsetinafested by th
live wire
tral wi i
Neutral wire New wae
vo () .
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ca Neutral wire
Neutral wire
© ®
eee ce i) A current-carrying wire, re ed by "X" in the front view, is placed horizontally
i i y Xi i i y
nt-carrying wire, represented :
oa between two magnets The wire experiences a downward force, as shown in the adjacen
fig. (1).
Current carrying
wire X.
Fore ,
Ifthe same wire is positioned perpendicularly to the plane of the paper within the field of
U- shaped magnet as shown in the fig. (2), hat will be the direction of the force acting
on the wire? eet
Meh Upward Fa 4
(&) Downward
\ (©) Into the plane of the paper
(4) Out of the plane of the paper
( Re
7 eivy James takes tw6 blsekg? 1Gek j:and.Block 2, made OFifferent metals, and heats them
until the teniperature of both has inéreased by 30) ‘C3He tlien places both blocks on a desk
L to.coolBlock 2 has a reater thermal eapaclfthan Block
Whick'block loses more eiergy as it cools to room temperature?
. Which block required more ‘energy to raise its temperature by 30°C?
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@ Sa block 1 Sil” block I
block 2 ww block 2
© eblock 1 we block 2
@ “bIGEK? block 1
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m.
:
(Xv) Drinks are often cooled by adcin@ice cubes to them
A delicious mocktail is initially at‘@\temperature of
12°C when a few ice cubes are added to it.
After some time, some of the jcemfeits, and the
| temperature of the cocktail dropsto 7°C.
‘What is the temperature of the remaining unmelted
ice?
@ 7°C z
(b) 35°C
© 2°C
Nua orc qua:
Quest
Complete the following
by choosing the correct answers from the bracket. {6}
® Aa) A block and tackle lley system cons
8 convenient direction, If
through a distance
of ‘n’ pulleys, with the effort applied in
{he load moves up by a distance (d), the effort end moves
=[0/ nd / 2)
a
b) A spherical air bubble in water will act as lens, [conver /coneave /
Plano-convex}
po Do free. vibrations occur when aif objec
rates at its natural frequency
y
Without extemal forces acting after the intial disturbanee. [damped free /
wwe 4s) Xzoilotin atey OVO. nuldhin acces
consiantan Znichrome?
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vem fission 235
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(iii) A body of mass. kg is kept ata height of 10.m. It is allowed to fall and reach the
ground. SN
2)
=a, =U
(2) What is the tfatsyeshanicalenef possessed by the body atthe heigh 3m bad b
assuming itis 3 Signless medium? cms x10
(6) What is the kinticEnergy possessed by the body just before hitting the ground? = (OX !O
SN =U = = 10007
(), Qeesions , akan he = Looe
ug '@__ While playing with a convex lens,
two different distances: A and B. At
Vv fs speanifie, while at po:
Mich of the positions, A or B, sicloser to the lens? Why?
\dali observes a printed
Paper by holding the lens at [2
istance A, the letter
"sof the printed mgiter ap
fie n
iii) The light bulb in a torch glows when the torch is switched on, ‘This occurs through a Rl
sequence of energy transformations. Complete the series of transformations by fil
in the blanks:
Energy changes involved: L
1.Chemical _, 2, Flere 5, huak _y 4 Light
energy wy Ce enerey
e00 ce
ling A(ii) A current-carrying conductor PQ lies in the plane of the paper, as shown in the figure. Ry
Points A and B are located within the magnetic field of the conductor,
$ ~
(@) At Which point does the magnetic field point into the plane of the paper and at
which point does it come out of the Hane of the paper?
(b)_Thti> ra, where will the maghetic field ele
g Sy