Class 10 Physics Chapter 17 MCQs – Information and Communication Technology (FBISE)

Description: Practice Class 10 Physics Chapter 17 MCQs on Information and Communication Technology. These important objective questions are prepared according to the FBISE exam pattern and include conceptual, numerical, and knowledge-based MCQs.

1. ICT stands for:

A) Information and Communication Technology
B) Information and Computer Technology
C) Internal Communication Technology
D) Information and Circuit Theory

2. The science of transmitting information from one place to another is called:

A) Electronics
B) Communication
C) Magnetism
D) Mechanics

3. The basic elements of communication system are:

A) Battery, switch, wire
B) Input, output, memory
C) Sender, medium, receiver
D) Current, voltage, resistance

4. The device that converts sound waves into electrical signals is:

A) Loudspeaker
B) Antenna
C) Transmitter
D) Microphone

5. The device that converts electrical signals into sound is:

A) Loudspeaker
B) Microphone
C) Antenna
D) Modulator

6. Radio waves are examples of:

A) Mechanical waves
B) Electromagnetic waves
C) Sound waves
D) Water waves

7. Electromagnetic waves travel with speed of:

A) 340\,m/s
B) 1500\,m/s
C) 3 \times 10^8\,m/s
D) 3 \times 10^5\,m/s

8. Communication through cables is called:

A) Wireless communication
B) Satellite communication
C) Radio communication
D) Wired communication

9. Communication without physical connection is called:

A) Wireless communication
B) Wired communication
C) Optical communication
D) Cable communication

10. Optical fiber transmits signals in the form of:

A) Sound waves
B) Light pulses
C) Electric current
D) Magnetic waves

11. Optical fiber works on the principle of:

A) Refraction
B) Dispersion
C) Total internal reflection
D) Diffraction

12. The device used to send information signals is called:

A) Receiver
B) Antenna
C) Decoder
D) Transmitter

13. The device used to receive transmitted signals is called:

A) Receiver
B) Modulator
C) Microphone
D) Loudspeaker

14. Modulation is the process of:

A) Receiving signals
B) Mixing information with carrier wave
C) Producing electricity
D) Amplifying sound

15. The wave that carries information is called:

A) Sound wave
B) Mechanical wave
C) Carrier wave
D) Water wave

16. AM stands for:

A) Audio Modulation
B) Automatic Medium
C) Amplitude Mechanism
D) Amplitude Modulation

17. FM stands for:

A) Frequency Modulation
B) Fast Modulation
C) Frequency Mechanism
D) Fast Medium

18. In AM transmission, the quantity that changes is:

A) Frequency
B) Amplitude
C) Speed
D) Wavelength

19. In FM transmission, the quantity that changes is:

A) Amplitude
B) Speed
C) Frequency
D) Intensity

20. FM transmission has better sound quality because it is less affected by:

A) Noise
B) Gravity
C) Pressure
D) Heat

21. Satellite communication uses:

A) Sound waves
B) Water waves
C) Mechanical waves
D) Microwaves

22. The communication satellite revolves around Earth in:

A) Polar orbit
B) Geostationary orbit
C) Elliptical orbit
D) Circular ground orbit

23. Internet is a network of:

A) Satellites
B) Mobile towers
C) Computers
D) Radio stations

24. Email is used for:

A) Sending electronic messages
B) Producing electricity
C) Broadcasting TV
D) Storing fuel

25. A modem is used to:

A) Produce light
B) Store information
C) Amplify current
D) Convert digital and analog signals

26. GPS stands for:

A) Global Position Service
B) Global Positioning System
C) General Position System
D) Global Programming System

27. GPS is mainly used for:

A) Navigation
B) Heating
C) Lighting
D) Cooling

28. Mobile phone communication commonly uses:

A) Water waves
B) Sound waves
C) Radio waves
D) Mechanical waves

29. Fiber optics communication has advantage of:

A) High power loss
B) Slow transmission
C) Electrical interference
D) Fast data transmission

30. Communication satellites receive signals through:

A) Uplink
B) Downlink
C) Modulation
D) Reflection

31. Signals transmitted from satellite to Earth are called:

A) Uplink
B) Downlink
C) Carrier link
D) Fiber link

32. Which communication medium uses glass fibers?

A) Copper cable
B) Coaxial cable
C) Optical fiber
D) Twisted pair cable

33. Television signals are transmitted mainly through:

A) Electromagnetic waves
B) Sound waves
C) Water waves
D) Seismic waves

34. ICT has greatly improved:

A) Farming only
B) Transportation only
C) Sports only
D) Communication speed

35. The internet allows sharing of:

A) Mechanical energy
B) Information
C) Heat only
D) Fuel only

36. A web browser is used to:

A) Access websites
B) Produce electricity
C) Repair computers
D) Measure voltage

37. Which of the following is a search engine?

A) Windows
B) Linux
C) Google
D) MS Word

38. The process of protecting information from unauthorized access is called:

A) Networking
B) Browsing
C) Downloading
D) Cyber security

39. The full form of WWW is:

A) World Wide Web
B) World Wire Web
C) Wide World Web
D) Web World Wide

40. A computer virus is a:

A) Hardware device
B) Malicious software
C) Communication medium
D) Storage device

41. Antivirus software is used to:

A) Increase internet speed
B) Store information
C) Detect and remove viruses
D) Create websites

42. The communication system used in banks and offices is commonly:

A) Computer network
B) Optical mirror
C) Electric motor
D) Transformer

43. Video calls are possible because of:

A) Mechanical waves
B) Heat energy
C) Magnetic force
D) ICT

44. The communication system that covers the whole world is:

A) Local area network
B) Internet
C) Personal computer
D) Telephone wire

45. Data transmission speed is usually measured in:

A) Bits per second
B) Newton
C) Joule
D) Pascal

46. Which device is used to connect computers in a network?

A) Transformer
B) Generator
C) Router
D) Resistor

47. The communication method used by television remote controls is:

A) Radio waves
B) Microwaves
C) X-rays
D) Infrared waves

48. The main advantage of wireless communication is:

A) Heavy wiring
B) Mobility
C) Slow speed
D) High resistance

49. E-learning means learning through:

A) Electronic media
B) Printed books only
C) Newspapers only
D) Radio only

50. ICT has made communication:

A) Slower
B) More difficult
C) Faster and easier
D) Impossible

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