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MCQs

1.                                        The basic quantity is:

(a)     Mass                          (b) Volume                 (c) Torque          (d) Momentum
2.              The number of base units SI is:
(a) 3                                   (b) 6                             (c) 7                   (d) 9
3.              One Cubic meter is equal to:
(a)     100 liters                    (b) 1000 liters             (c) 10 liters          (d) 106liters
4.              The Study of internal structure of the Earth is:
(a)     Atomic Physics           (b) Geo Physics       (c) Sound             (d) Heat
5.              Amount of a substance in terms of numbers is measured in:
(a)     Gram                         (b) Kilogram               (c) Newton           (d) Mole
6.              Which is not a derived unit:
(a)     Pascal                         (b) Kilogram               (c) Newton           (d) Watt
7.              The number if base units in SI is:
(a) 3                                   (b) 6                            (c) 7                        (d) 9
8.              Which is the smallest quantity?
(a) 0.01g                           (b) 2 mg                       (c) 100                 (d) 5000 ng
9.              A measuring cylinder is used to measure:
(a)     Mass                          (b) Area                       (c) Volume            (d) Level of liquid
10.         One micro meter is equal to:
(a) 109 g                            (b) 106 g                       (c) 103 g                   (d) 10-6 g
11.         One micro meter is equal to:
(a) 10-6m                           (b) 10-3m                     (c) 10-9m               (d) 103m
12.         Least count of meter rod is:
(a) 1 mm                            (b) 0.1 mm                (c) 0.01 mm               (d) 1 cm
13.         Least count of Vernier Caliper is:
(a) 0.01 mm                       (b) 0.01 cm                  (c) 1mm                (d) 1 cm
14.         The number of significant figures in 0.00580 Km is:
        (a) 1                                      (b) 2
          (c) 3
         (d) 4
16.     0.027 has significant digits:
(a) 2                                   (b) 1

  (c) 3

         (d) 4

17.       The study of matter, energy and their interaction is called:

(a)    Astronomy               (b) Chemistry             (c) Physics                (d) Natural Philosophy
18.         The physical aspects of light, its properties, and working is studies under:
(a)    Atomic physics           (b) Optics            (c) Thermodynamic  (d) Plasma Physics
19.         The base quantity is:
(a)    Length                   (b) Force                (c) Speed                (d) Acceleration
20.         The SI unit of mass is:
(a)    Gram                     (b) Kilogram          (c) Milligram           (d) centigram
21.       The speed of a Tiger is:
(a)    200 Kmh-1              (b) 70 Kmh-1           (c) 100 Kmh-1           (d) 80 Kmh-1
22.       The motion of a steering wheel about its axis is an example of:
(a)    Circular motion      (b) Rotatory motion (c) Vibratory motion (d) Random motion
23.       To and fro motion of a body about its mean position is known as:
(a)    Translator motion  (b) Vibratory motion (c) Circular motion  (d) Random motion
24.       The motion of the pendulum of a clock is:
(a)    Rotatory               (b) Random               (c) Linear               (d) Vibratory
25.       The flight of butterfly is called:
(a)    Rotatory motion    (b) Random motion  (c) Linear motion   (d) Vibratory motion
26.       The to and fro motion of a body about its mean position is called:
(a)    Rotatory motion    (b) Rotatory motion   (c) Circular motion (d) Vibratory
27.       A motion in which a body moves to and for about:
(a)    Linear motion        (b) Vibratory motion    (c) Circular motion (d) Vibratory motion
28.       Which is not a scalar quantity?
(a)    Speed                         (b) Distance               (c) Displacement (d) Power
29.       Which of the following is a vector quantity?
(a)    Speed                         (b) Distance               (c) Displacement (d) Power
30.       A change in position is called?
(a)    Speed                         (b) Distance               (c) Displacement (d) Velocity
31.       Which is not a scalar quantity?
(a)    Acceleration                (b) Work                      (c) Power                     (d) Mass
32.       Which is not a scalar quantity?
(a)    Acceleration                (b) Work                      (c) Power                     (d) Mass
33.       All ball is thrown vertically upward, its velocity at the highest point is: (a) 10ms-1            (b) 10ms-1                              (c) Zero                       (d) 100ms-1
34.       Falcon can fly at a speed of:
(a) 100 kmh-1                    (b) 20 ms-1                   (c) 25ms-1                     (d) 30 ms-1
35.       The acceleration of a car, which starts from rest and attain velocity 20ms-1 in 8 second, will be:
(a) 1.5ms-2                        (b) 2.0ms-2                  (c) 2.5ms-2                   (d) 3.0ms-2
36.       The speed of a Tiger is:
(a)200 Kmh-1                    (b) 70 Kmh-1                (c) 100 Kmh-1              (d) 80 Kmh-1
37.       A car is moving with speed of 20ms-1. Its speed in Kmh-1 is:
(a)36 Kmh-1                      (b) 50 Kmh-1                (c) 72 Kmh-1                (d) 100 Kmh-1
38. By dividing displacement of a moving body with time, we obtain:        (a)Speed     (b) Acceleration                       (c) Velocit (d)Declaration
39.    Which one of the following is a vector quantity?

a)    Length                            b) mass          c) volum                                 d) tarque

40. A body moving along a circular path has:
a)      Variable velocity    (b) Uniform velocity    (c) Zero velocity    (d) Random motion
Short Questions:
1.    Define the two main streams of science.
2.    What are prefixes? Give examples.
3.    What is least count of meter rule?
4.    What is vernier caliper?
5.    Define least count of vernier caliper.
6.    What is a digital stopwatch?
7.    What is Science?
8.     What is the difference between base quantities and drive quantities?
9.    What is vernier calipers?
10. Find the least count of screw gauge.
11. What is physical balance?
12. What do you know about rotatory motion?
13. What is the difference between linear and translator motion?
14. What is the difference between vector and scalar? Write examples.
15. What do you know about uniform velocity? Write its relation and units.
16. What is acceleration? Write its unit.
17. What is the difference between rest and motion?
18. What is the difference between circulatory and rotator motion?
19. Define velocity and write its unit and formula.
20. What is acceleration, write its formula?
21. Why vector quantities are not added to a scalar quantites?

Long Questions:
1.    What are the main stream branches of physics?
2.    What is screw gauge? Write its working.
3.    What is the first equation of motion? Drive its relation.
4.    What is the 2nd equation of motion? Drive its relation.
5.    What is the 3rd equation of motion? Drive its relation.
6.    What do you know about motion? Write its different types.
Numerical:
1.    Write the following in to scientific notation
1:    0.00005kg                             2: 15000000kg   
2.    Express the following quantities using   prefixes?
(a) 5000g        (b) 2000000w            (c) 225 × 10–8 S           (d) 52 × 10–10kg
(a) 5000g
3.    A screw gauge has 50 divisions on its circular scale. The pitch of the screw gauge is 0.5mm. What is its least count?
4.    Train starts from rest with acceleration of 0.5ms-2. Find its speed in kmh-1, when it has moved through 100m.
5.    A car has a velocity of 10ms-1. It accelerated at 0.2 ms-2 for half minute. Find the distance traveled this time and the final velocity of car?
6.    A car moves with uniform velocity of 40ms-1 for 5 seconds. It comes to rest in the next 10S with uniform deceleration find.



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