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NECO Physics Past Questions & CBT Practice

Physics blends conceptual understanding with calculation. The papers reward students who can move quickly between formulas, units, and physical intuition — and who have worked enough past questions to recognise the common setups. On this page you can try sample NECO Physics past questions with the answers marked, open the paper for each exam year we have, and start timed CBT-style practice.

Sample NECO Physics questions

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  1. Q12009MEDIUMPhysics

    The phenomenon of photoelectric effect is used in the following EXCEPT

    1. A.automatic doors
    2. B.bugler alarm
    3. C.electric fire alarm✓ Correct
    4. D.sound production from film tracks
    5. E.television cameras
  2. Q22005MEDIUMPhysics

    Which of the following is used for shielding radioactive fallout?

    1. A.Aluminum
    2. B.Lead✓ Correct
    3. C.Iron
    4. D.Plastic
    5. E.Wood
  3. Q32005MEDIUMPhysics

    Which of the following is NOT a component of a slide projector?

    1. A.Concave mirror
    2. B.Condenser
    3. C.Convex mirror✓ Correct
    4. D.light source
    5. E.Screen.
  4. Q42009MEDIUMPhysics

    Calculate the heat energy lost when 10g of boiling water changes to ice at 0°C. [Specific latent heat of ice 336Jg-1 . Specific heat capacity of water 4.2Jg-1 K-1]

    1. A.840J
    2. B.3360J
    3. C.3420J
    4. D.4200J
    5. E.7560J✓ Correct
  5. Q52005MEDIUMPhysics

    The wave theory of light does not explain photoelectricity because

    1. A.light waves carry little energy
    2. B.particles cannot be emitted by waves
    3. C.the frequency of light waves too high
    4. D.there is a threshold wavelength for electron emission✓ Correct
    5. E.the wavelength of Light waves is too short.
  6. Q62005MEDIUMPhysics

    An atom radiates 1.5 × 10-19J when an electron jumps from one level to another. What is the wavelength of the emitted radiation? (Planck’s constant 6.6 × l0-34Js ; Speed of light in vacuum = 3.0 × 108$ms^{-1}$)

    1. A.1.32 × 10-6m✓ Correct
    2. B.2.97 × 10-6m
    3. C.3.30 × 10-6m
    4. D.6.82 × 10-6m
    5. E.8.01 × 10m-6

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