Live Education Quiz

1

Which of the following is a physical quantity?

A Honesty B Length C Beauty D Kindness

2

Which of the following is a non-physical quantity?

A Mass B Time C Temperature D Love

3

Physics mainly deals with the study of:

A Living things B Matter and energy C Society D Language

4

Which of the following is a base quantity?

A Speed B Force C Mass D Density

5

How many base quantities are there in SI system?

A 5 B 6 C 7 D 8

6

Which is the SI unit of length?

A Centimeter B Meter C Kilometer D Millimeter

7

SI unit of mass is:

A Gram B Milligram C Kilogram D Ton

8

SI unit of time is:

A Hour B Minute C Second D Day

9

Which of the following is a derived quantity?

A Length B Mass C Time D Speed

10

SI unit of speed is:

A m/s B m C s D kg/m

11

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

A Speed B Distance C Velocity D Mass

12

Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

A Force B Velocity C Displacement D Distance

13

Distance is a:

A Vector quantity B Scalar quantity C Derived vector D Base vector

14

Displacement is a:

A Scalar quantity B Non-physical quantity C Vector quantity D Derived scalar

15

Which quantity changes when direction changes?

A Speed B Mass C Time D Velocity

16

Resultant of two vectors at right angles is found using:

A Addition law B Subtraction law C Pythagoras theorem D Newton’s law

17

Which instrument is used to measure length accurately?

A Measuring tape B Meter rule C Vernier caliper D Stopwatch

18

Screw gauge is mainly used to measure:

A Time B Volume C Small lengths D Mass

19

Least count means:

A Maximum value of instrument B Minimum value measurable C Average value D Error value

20

Volume of a liquid is measured using:

A Beaker B Measuring cylinder C Balance D Stopwatch

21

SI unit of volume is:

A Liter B cm³ C m³ D ml

22

Which instrument is used to measure time?

A Clock B Balance C Thermometer D Ruler

23

Stopwatch is used to measure:

A Mass B Time interval C Length D Volume

24

Scientific notation is used to express:

A Very small and very large numbers B Only small numbers C Only large numbers D Whole numbers

25

Which of the following is correct scientific notation?

A 0.00045 B 4500 C 4.5 × 10³ D 45 × 10²

26

Prefix kilo (k) represents:

A 10² B 10³ C 10⁻³ D 10⁶

27

Prefix milli (m) represents:

A 10⁻¹ B 10⁻² C 10⁻³ D 10³

28

Prefix micro (µ) means:

A 10⁻⁶ B 10⁻³ C 10⁶ D 10³

29

Which prefix represents 10⁶?

A Milli B Micro C Mega D Nano

30

Accuracy refers to:

A Repeated measurements B Closeness to true value C Instrument quality D Least count

31

Precision refers to:

A Closeness to true value B Repeated consistency C Instrument size D Unit used

32

Which causes error in measurement?

A Instrument fault B Human mistake C Environmental effects D All of these

33

Zero error occurs when:

A Scale is broken B Instrument reads zero incorrectly C Observer is careless D Value is large

34

Random errors can be reduced by:

A Single reading B Changing instrument C Taking average of readings D Ignoring readings

35

Which quantity is vector?

A Speed B Time C Force D Mass

36

Unit of force is:

A Joule B Newton C Watt D Pascal

37

Force is a:

A Scalar B Vector C Non-physical D Derived scalar

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Which is NOT an SI base unit?

A Meter B Second C Kilogram D Liter

39

Measurement is comparison with:

A Standard unit B Random value C Guess D Estimation only

40

Which quantity is measured in m²?

A Volume B Area C Length D Density

41

Which of the following best defines motion?

A Change in shape of an object B Change in position with respect to time C Change in speed only D Change in size of an object

42

Which type of motion is shown by a spinning top?

A Linear motion B Circular motion C Random motion D Oscillatory motion

43

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

A Distance B Speed C Displacement D Time

44

Distance is defined as:

A Shortest path between two points B Total length of path traveled C Change in position with direction D Speed multiplied by time

45

Displacement can be zero even when:

A Distance is zero B Time is zero C Distance is not zero D Speed is constant

46

Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

A Velocity B Acceleration C Displacement D Speed

47

Speed is calculated by the formula:

A Distance ÷ Time B Displacement ÷ Time C Acceleration × Time D Velocity ÷ Time

48

Velocity differs from speed because velocity includes:

A Time B Distance C Direction D Mass

49

Average speed is defined as:

A Final speed minus initial speed B Total distance divided by total time C Displacement divided by time D Instantaneous speed at a point

50

Which instrument is commonly used to measure speed of vehicles?

A Thermometer B Speedometer C Barometer D Ammeter

51

Instantaneous speed is the speed:

A At the start of motion B At the end of motion C At a particular instant D Averaged over time

52

Uniform velocity means:

A Speed changes with time B Direction changes with time C Equal displacement in equal intervals of time D Unequal displacement in equal intervals

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Non-uniform velocity occurs when:

A Speed and direction both remain constant B Speed or direction changes C Distance is zero D Acceleration is zero

54

Acceleration is defined as:

A Change in speed B Change in velocity per unit time C Speed multiplied by time D Distance divided by time

55

SI unit of acceleration is:

A m/s B m/s² C km/h D N/kg

56

Uniform acceleration means:

A Acceleration changes with time B Velocity remains constant C Equal change in velocity in equal time intervals D Speed remains zero

57

Which of the following is an example of uniform acceleration?

A Car moving in traffic B Falling object under gravity C Fan rotating D Train stopping suddenly

58

In a distance-time graph, the slope represents:

A Acceleration B Speed C Distance D Time

59

A horizontal line on a distance-time graph shows:

A Uniform speed B Increasing speed C Object at rest D Uniform acceleration

60

In a speed-time graph, the slope represents:

A Speed B Distance C Acceleration D Time

61

Area under a speed-time graph represents:

A Acceleration B Velocity C Distance traveled D Time taken

62

If speed-time graph is a straight line sloping upwards, motion has:

A Zero acceleration B Uniform acceleration C Non-uniform acceleration D Uniform velocity

63

If the slope of speed-time graph is zero, the object has:

A Uniform acceleration B Increasing speed C Uniform speed D Zero distance

64

Motion under gravity is an example of:

A Uniform velocity B Uniform acceleration C Non-uniform acceleration D Circular motion

65

The value of acceleration due to gravity on Earth is approximately:

A 9.8 m/s B 9.8 m/s² C 8.9 m/s² D 10 m/s

66

Acceleration due to gravity acts:

A Upward B Horizontally C Downward toward Earth’s center D Randomly

67

When an object is thrown upward, its acceleration is:

A Zero B Increasing C Decreasing D Equal to g downward

68

At the highest point of a vertically thrown object, its velocity is:

A Maximum B Minimum C Zero D Equal to g

69

Which graph represents uniform velocity?

A Straight line distance-time graph B Curved distance-time graph C Sloping speed-time graph D Curved speed-time graph

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Negative acceleration is also called:

A Uniform acceleration B Retardation C Instantaneous speed D Velocity

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Which quantity determines the direction of motion?

A Speed B Distance C Velocity D Time

72

If an object covers equal distances in unequal intervals of time, its motion is:

A Uniform B Non-uniform C Circular D Periodic

73

Universal speed limit refers to:

A Speed of sound B Escape velocity C Speed of light D Orbital speed

74

The speed of light in vacuum is approximately:

A 3 × 10^6 m/s B 3 × 10^7 m/s C 3 × 10^8 m/s D 3 × 10^9 m/s

By Chapter Ch 1 + Chapter 2: Kinematics

Which of the following is a physical quantity?

Which of the following is a non-physical quantity?

Physics mainly deals with the study of:

Which of the following is a base quantity?

How many base quantities are there in SI system?

Which is the SI unit of length?

SI unit of mass is:

SI unit of time is:

Which of the following is a derived quantity?

SI unit of speed is:

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

Distance is a:

Displacement is a:

Which quantity changes when direction changes?

Resultant of two vectors at right angles is found using:

Which instrument is used to measure length accurately?

Screw gauge is mainly used to measure:

Least count means:

Volume of a liquid is measured using:

SI unit of volume is:

Which instrument is used to measure time?

Stopwatch is used to measure:

Scientific notation is used to express:

Which of the following is correct scientific notation?

Prefix kilo (k) represents:

Prefix milli (m) represents:

Prefix micro (µ) means:

Which prefix represents 10⁶?

Accuracy refers to:

Precision refers to:

Which causes error in measurement?

Zero error occurs when:

Random errors can be reduced by:

Which quantity is vector?

Unit of force is:

Force is a:

Which is NOT an SI base unit?

Measurement is comparison with:

Which quantity is measured in m²?

Which of the following best defines motion?

Which type of motion is shown by a spinning top?

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

Distance is defined as:

Displacement can be zero even when:

Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

Speed is calculated by the formula:

Velocity differs from speed because velocity includes:

Average speed is defined as:

Which instrument is commonly used to measure speed of vehicles?

Instantaneous speed is the speed:

Uniform velocity means:

Non-uniform velocity occurs when:

Acceleration is defined as:

SI unit of acceleration is:

Uniform acceleration means:

Which of the following is an example of uniform acceleration?

In a distance-time graph, the slope represents:

A horizontal line on a distance-time graph shows:

In a speed-time graph, the slope represents:

Area under a speed-time graph represents:

If speed-time graph is a straight line sloping upwards, motion has:

If the slope of speed-time graph is zero, the object has:

Motion under gravity is an example of:

The value of acceleration due to gravity on Earth is approximately:

Acceleration due to gravity acts:

When an object is thrown upward, its acceleration is:

At the highest point of a vertically thrown object, its velocity is:

Which graph represents uniform velocity?

Negative acceleration is also called:

Which quantity determines the direction of motion?

If an object covers equal distances in unequal intervals of time, its motion is:

Universal speed limit refers to:

The speed of light in vacuum is approximately: