Class 11 Physics Numericals: Federal Board 2026
Test the formula use, study strategies, numerical methods, and physics principles highlighted in the session.
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Quiz Questions & Answers
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Question 1: The video notes that formula sheets are provided in the papers. What should a student focus on when solving a numerical?
Skipping the formula sheet and estimating the result
Identifying knowns and unknowns, then selecting a fitting formula
Choosing the longest equation on the sheet
Memorising every equation before identifying the data
Question 2: A student is struggling to organise a long theoretical answer during the two-day revision window. Which AI-assisted approach matches the video’s advice?
Ask AI to replace all practice with a predicted paper
Ask AI to omit mathematical expressions from the answer
Use AI only to memorise formula names
Ask for a structured outline with definitions, equations, diagrams, and results
Question 3: A numerical gives a time in minutes and a length in centimetres. What is the best first workflow before applying a formula?
Write the givens and target, convert units consistently, then apply a formula
Search for an identical worked example before listing the data
Convert only the length and leave the time in minutes
Apply a formula first and convert units only if the result seems wrong
Question 4: A student travels a total displacement of 120 m in 20 s. Using the video’s definition, what is the average velocity?
2,400 m/s
140 m/s
6 m/s
0.17 m/s
Question 5: In a stationary wave, what is the distance between a node and its adjacent antinode?
One quarter of a wavelength
One eighth of a wavelength
One half of a wavelength
One full wavelength
Question 6: An unfamiliar numerical appears in the exam. Which response best follows the session’s advice about avoiding panic-driven omissions?
Write any equation without checking its variables
List known quantities, identify the target, and try a relevant provided formula
Spend the remaining exam time memorising the formula sheet
Leave it blank unless you recall a matching solved example
Question 7: Which paper sequence does the video recommend to preserve time and cognitive energy?
Attempt questions strictly from the final page backwards
Answer quick theory MCQs first, then tackle heavy calculations
Begin with the hardest numerical and postpone every MCQ
Spend equal time on each question regardless of difficulty