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1. Weight of a body is the force due to:

A Air
B Magnetism
C Gravity
D Electric field

2. Which instrument is used to measure length accurately?

A Measuring tape
B Meter rule
C Vernier caliper
D Stopwatch

3. Random errors can be reduced by:

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

4. Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

A Velocity
B Acceleration
C Displacement
D Speed

5. Effect of force on velocity can be:

A Change in speed
B Change in direction
C Change in both
D No change

6. Force that acts without physical contact is called:

A Contact force
B Applied force
C Non-contact force
D Frictional force

7. Which of the following is a non-physical quantity?

A Mass
B Time
C Temperature
D Love

8. Which instrument is used to measure mass?

A Spring balance
B Force meter
C Electronic balance
D Thermometer

9. 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

10. Which of the following is a base quantity?

A Speed
B Force
C Mass
D Density

11. 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

12. A force can change the direction of velocity as in:

A Straight line motion
B Circular motion
C Rest position
D Equilibrium

13. SI unit of time is:

A Hour
B Minute
C Second
D Day

14. Motion under gravity is an example of:

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

15. Measurement is comparison with:

A Standard unit
B Random value
C Guess
D Estimation only

16. The SI unit of mass is:

A Newton
B Gram
C Kilogram
D Pound

17. Distance is a:

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

18. Which has more inertia?

A Empty cart
B Loaded cart
C Football
D Tennis ball

19. Which force is responsible for weight?

A Magnetic force
B Electric force
C Gravitational force
D Nuclear force

20. Negative acceleration is also called:

A Uniform acceleration
B Retardation
C Instantaneous speed
D Velocity

21. Inertia depends upon:

A Volume
B Mass
C Velocity
D Weight

22. Physics mainly deals with the study of:

A Living things
B Matter and energy
C Society
D Language

23. Newton’s First Law applies to bodies in:

A Only rest
B Only motion
C Rest or uniform motion
D Accelerated motion only

24. Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

A Force
B Velocity
C Displacement
D Distance

25. Which instrument is used to measure weight?

A Electronic balance
B Beam balance
C Spring balance
D Stopwatch

26. 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

27. Which is NOT an SI base unit?

A Meter
B Second
C Kilogram
D Liter

28. Spring balance measures:

A Mass
B Volume
C Force
D Density

29. Prefix kilo (k) represents:

A 10²
B 10³
C 10⁻³
D 10⁶

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

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

31. Displacement can be zero even when:

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

32. SI unit of mass is:

A Gram
B Milligram
C Kilogram
D Ton

33. SI unit of acceleration is:

A m/s
B m/s²
C km/h
D N/kg

34. SI unit of volume is:

A Liter
B cm³
C
D ml

35. How many fundamental forces are there in nature?

A Two
B Three
C Four
D Five

36. Precision refers to:

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

37. Which force keeps planets in their orbits?

A Frictional force
B Magnetic force
C Gravitational force
D Nuclear force

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