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1. Beyond elastic limit, a material:

A Returns to original shape
B Shows permanent deformation
C Becomes rigid
D Stops stretching

2. Why do camels have wide feet?

A To run fast
B To increase pressure
C To decrease pressure
D To reduce weight

3. What happens to the shape of a body when a force is applied?

A It always breaks
B It may change
C It becomes heavier
D It stops moving

4. The unit of spring constant is:

A Newton
B Newton per meter
C Meter
D Pascal

5. What is the spring constant?

A Force per unit mass
B Extension per unit force
C Force per unit extension
D Area per unit force

6. A manometer is used to measure:

A Atmospheric pressure only
B Liquid pressure only
C Gas pressure
D Temperature

7. Atmospheric pressure decreases with:

A Depth
B Temperature
C Height
D Humidity

8. According to Hooke’s Law, force is proportional to:

A Mass
B Pressure
C Extension
D Area

9. Which is an application of Pascal’s Law?

A Barometer
B Hydraulic lift
C Thermometer
D Speedometer

10. Which material shows elasticity?

A Clay
B Rubber band
C Wet mud
D Butter

11. The working liquid in a mercury barometer is:

A Water
B Oil
C Mercury
D Alcohol

12. Why is atmospheric pressure lower on mountains?

A More air
B Less air above
C More gravity
D Higher temperature

13. Hydraulic machines work on:

A Hooke’s Law
B Pascal’s Law
C Archimedes’ Principle
D Newton’s Law

14. In a load-extension graph, the straight line shows:

A Breaking point
B Elastic behavior
C Plastic behavior
D Failure point

15. A stiffer spring has:

A Smaller spring constant
B Zero spring constant
C Larger spring constant
D Negative spring constant

16. Hooke’s Law is valid up to:

A Breaking point
B Elastic limit
C Melting point
D Yield point

17. What is pressure?

A Force × area
B Force / area
C Area / force
D Mass × force

18. What happens to pressure if force doubles and area halves?

A No change
B Doubles
C Triples
D Becomes four times

19. What is deformation?

A Change in mass
B Change in volume only
C Change in shape or size
D Change in temperature

20. Liquid pressure depends on:

A Shape of container
B Depth of liquid
C Color of liquid
D Area of container

21. Atmospheric pressure is due to:

A Weight of water
B Weight of air
C Earth’s rotation
D Sun’s heat

22. Liquid pressure increases with:

A Height
B Density
C Depth
D All of these

23. Which instrument measures atmospheric pressure?

A Manometer
B Thermometer
C Barometer
D Hygrometer

24. The limit of proportionality is the point where:

A Graph becomes horizontal
B Extension stops
C Force is zero
D Graph stops being straight

25. Which force can change the size of a body?

A Balanced force
B Applied force
C Gravitational force only
D Magnetic force only

26. The SI unit of pressure is:

A Newton
B Joule
C Pascal
D Watt

27. Why do sharp knives cut better?

A They have more mass
B They reduce force
C They increase pressure
D They reduce friction

28. Pressure at the bottom of a lake is:

A Zero
B Less than surface
C More than surface
D Equal to surface

29. Which factor does not affect liquid pressure?

A Depth
B Density
C Shape of container
D Gravity

30. Pressure increases when:

A Force decreases
B Area increases
C Area decreases
D Mass decreases

31. Pascal’s Law states that pressure applied to a confined liquid:

A Acts upward only
B Acts downward only
C Is transmitted equally
D Is reduced

32. Which liquid produces more pressure at same depth?

A Water
B Oil
C Mercury
D Alcohol

33. Standard atmospheric pressure is equal to:

A 76 cm of mercury
B 10 cm of mercury
C 1 cm of mercury
D 760 cm of mercury

34. Elasticity is the property of a material to:

A Break easily
B Change color
C Regain original shape
D Increase mass

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