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1. Which of the following is a physical science?

A Biology
B Sociology
C Physics
D Psychology

2. Which magnet loses its magnetism easily?

A Permanent magnet
B Temporary magnet
C Bar magnet
D Earth magnet

3. Net force zero means body has:

A Increasing speed
B Decreasing speed
C Constant velocity
D Changing direction

4. Volume of a liquid is measured using:

A Beaker
B Measuring cylinder
C Balance
D Stopwatch

5. Magnetic field lines always emerge from:

A South pole
B Center of magnet
C North pole
D All sides equally

6. Diamagnetic materials are:

A Strongly attracted
B Weakly attracted
C Weakly repelled
D Strongly magnetized

7. Pressure increases when:

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

8. Which one converts scientific ideas into practical devices?

A Science
B Technology
C Philosophy
D Literature

9. Which application uses magnetism in data storage?

A LCD screen
B Hard disk
C Calculator
D Solar panel

10. A compass needle aligns itself along:

A Electric field
B Earth’s magnetic field
C Gravitational field
D Solar radiation

11. Measurement is comparison with:

A Standard unit
B Random value
C Guess
D Estimation only

12. Why is mercury suitable for thermometers?

A It is colorful
B It sticks to glass
C It expands uniformly
D It freezes easily

13. Which formula represents density?

A Density = Volume / Mass
B Density = Mass × Volume
C Density = Mass / Volume
D Density = Weight / Volume

14. Which material shows elasticity?

A Clay
B Rubber band
C Wet mud
D Butter

15. Which liquid produces more pressure at same depth?

A Water
B Oil
C Mercury
D Alcohol

16. Perpetual motion machines are impossible because they violate:

A Law of motion
B Law of inertia
C Law of conservation of energy
D Law of gravitation

17. Which of the following is a derived quantity?

A Length
B Mass
C Time
D Speed

18. Magnetism produced in an unmagnetized material is called:

A Permanent magnetism
B Residual magnetism
C Induced magnetism
D Electric magnetism

19. The SI unit of work is:

A Watt
B Newton
C Joule
D Pascal

20. Which quantity determines the direction of motion?

A Speed
B Distance
C Velocity
D Time

21. If force is applied but no displacement occurs, the work done is:

A Maximum
B Minimum
C Zero
D Negative

22. A stiffer spring has:

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

23. 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

24. Scientific knowledge grows mainly through ____.

A Arguments
B Experiments and discussion
C Opinions
D Traditions

25. When brakes are applied, passengers move forward due to:

A Gravity
B Friction
C Inertia
D Weight

26. Why is falsifiability important in science?

A It makes science complex
B It allows testing of ideas
C It proves beliefs
D It avoids experiments

27. SI unit of momentum is:

A kg m s⁻¹
B kg m s⁻²
C N s⁻¹
D J s

28. Energy is defined as:

A Force applied on an object
B Ability to do work
C Speed of an object
D Mass of an object

29. Physics laws are usually expressed in the form of ____.

A Stories
B Mathematical relations
C Poems
D Pictures

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

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

31. Value of gravitational field strength on Earth is approximately:

A 1 N/kg
B 4.9 N/kg
C 9.8 N/kg
D 98 N/kg

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

A Air
B Magnetism
C Gravity
D Electric field

33. Energy stored due to height is called:

A Kinetic energy
B Thermal energy
C Gravitational potential energy
D Electrical energy

34. A horizontal line on a distance-time graph shows:

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

35. The SI unit of mass is:

A Newton
B Gram
C Kilogram
D Pound

36. Symbol used for gravitational field strength is:

A g
B
C W
D m

37. Which quantity changes when direction changes?

A Speed
B Mass
C Time
D Velocity

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