SCIENCE

Substances which larger masses are usually measured in

A. kilograms
B. grams
C. tones
D. metric tones
MCQ: An instrument which gives a level of high accuracy than mechanical watch is
A. electronic stopwatch
B. stop clock
C. pendulum clock
D. hour glass
MCQ: In SI system unit of area is
A. meter
B. square
C. meter square
D. meter cube
MCQ: Standard unit of time according to SI system is
A. minute
B. second
C. hour
D. day
MCQ: A single system on which all scientists all over world agree for units of
measurement is called
A. SI units
B. International System of Units
C. both a and b
D. universal system
Electronic stop watch gives a display of digital reading along with accuracy up to
A. 0.01s
B. 0.1s
C. 0.10s
D. 1s
MCQ: An average speed of an aero plane is equal to
A. 300m/s
B. 100m/s
C. 500m/s
D. 50m/s
MCQ: Unit of Force is Newton and its symbol is
A. N
B. F
C. A
D. G
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MCQ: If symbol of units is a capital letter still its unit name will start from
A. small case letter
B. capital letter
C. italic letter
D. bold letters
MCQ: To change SI units by factors of ten into smaller or bigger units they uses
A. prefixes
B. suffixes
C. symbols
D. ratios

Mercury thermometer is used to measure exact

A. time
B. length
C. temperature
D. pressure
MCQ: First made instrument by Egyptians in year 800 BC for measuring time was
A. sundial
B. compass
C. stop watch
D. pendulum clock
MCQ: In SI system unit for speed is written as
A. meter
B. meter/sec
C. meter/hour
D. km/sec
MCQ: In science objective and precise observations are mostly used which are
A. qualitative
B. quantitative
C. both a and b
D. respective
MCQ: Most common used instrument to measure lengths in laboratory is a
A. meter ruler
B. half meter ruler
C. both a and b
D. Vernier caliper

Higher speed is seen in an

A. faster moving object
B. slower moving object
C. constant moving object
D. still object
MCQ: An average speed is equal to total distance which is travelled divided by
A. taken time
B. speed limit
C. direction
D. area
MCQ: Types of balance includes
A. beam balance
B. electronic balance
C. both a and b
D. natural balance
MCQ: Volume of seashells, pebbles and keys can be measured by
A. measuring cylinder
B. displacement method
C. Vernier caliper
D. measuring flaskAnswer
MCQ: Scientists use to measure a chemical's
A. volume
B. length
C. color
D. shape

In old days methods of measuring were

A. inaccurate
B. correct
C. accurate
D. perfectwer
MCQ: In our everyday life activities, we need
A. estimations
B. accurate measurements
C. both a and b
D. appearances
MCQ: For very short intervals we mostly use
A. stop clocks
B. stop watches
C. both a and b
D. wall clocks
MCQ: Apparatus commonly used to measure volume of liquids is
A. measuring cylinder
B. measuring tapes
C. jar
D. cylinder
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MCQ: Standard meter is defined as distance which is travelled by light in 1/299 792
458 of a second through
A. vacuum
B. space
C. air
D. water

Hour glass was used in past days to know

A. time
B. length
C. mass
D. volume
MCQ: Sonya is tall is observation which is
A. qualitative
B. quantitative
C. both a and b
D. respective
MCQ: Length of distance which is covered in specific time is called
A. distance
B. displacement
C. speed
D. forces
MCQ: Special feature of a Vernier caliper is that it can measure up to
A. 0.1 mm
B. 1mm
C. 2mm
D. 0.10mm
MCQ: A physician need to make a medicine so that he will be needing for his herbs
accurate
A. mass
B. shape
C. smell
D. volume

Sum of amount of matter in a substance is called its

A. mass
B. weight
C. length
D. volume
MCQ: Amount of 1 liter contains
A. 100ml
B. 1000ml
C. 10mm
D. 10kg
MCQ: 10,000 m/sec is speed of a
A. aero plane
B. rocket
C. satellite signal
D. car
MCQ: Kilo means in SI is one
A. thousand
B. hundred
C. ten
D. million
MCQ: Smallest division which is found in a measuring tape is
A. 1mm
B. 10mm
C. 5mm
D. 0mm

Km are used to measure

A. shorter distance
B. longer distances
C. toys
D. bottles
MCQ: In equation form speed is written as
A. time=distance/speed
B. distance=speed*time
C. speed=distance travelled/time taken
D. all of them
MCQ: Standard unit of electric current is
A. watt
B. volt
C. ampere
D. shock
MCQ: A quantity which can be measured and used in a mathematical equations of
technology and science is called
A. qualitative quantity
B. physical quantity
C. chemical quantity
D. complex quantity
 In SI unit of mass is
A. gram
B. kilogram
C. micrograms
D. monogram
MCQ: Metric system is a system which is standard of
A. measurement
B. living things
C. experimenting
D. analysis
MCQ: Meaning of eighth thousandth of a gram in SI is eight
A. gram
B. milligrams
C. micrograms
D. monogram
MCQ: Volume is measured by help of a curve made in measuring cylinder called
A. meniscus curve
B. round curve
C. slanting curve
D. volume curve
MCQ: Instruments which can be used to measure length includes
A. measuring tapes
B. meter ruler
C. Vernier caliper
D. all of them

Vernier caliper helps in measuring

A. external diameter
B. internal diameter
C. thickness and depth of narrow tubes
D. all of them
MCQ: Error which is most common in measurements is due to wrong placement of
eye while taking readings is called
A. parallax error
B. eye error
C. common error
D. free error
MCQ: A gravitational force which act on an object and measured in Newton is called
A. power
B. force
C. caliber
D. energy
 MCQ: Measure of a surface of extent is called as
A. area
B. diameter
C. length
D. cover
MCQ: A minute scale and a second scale is present in
A. a watch
B. alarm clock
C. hour glass
D. mechanical stop watch

Unit of length in SI system is

A. kilometer
B. meter
C. centimeter
D. kilogram
MCQ: Volume of liquids can be measured by using different instruments which
includes
A. cylinders
B. volumetric flasks
C. burettes or pipettes
D. all of them
MCQ: Road signs like 50 km/h are warning to drive in given
A. area
B. speed limit
C. direction
D. distance
MCQ: Weight and mass are used in our daily life as interchangeable hence they are
A. same
B. different
C. equal
D. no change
MCQ: One cubic meter is total volume of a cube which is occupying length of
A. 0.1 mm
B. 1mm
C. 1m
D. 10m

To measure shorter lengths with their accurate reading we use

A. measuring tapes
B. meter ruler
C. Vernier caliper
D. all of them
MCQ: Kilogram standard is kept in France which is a metal cylinder made of
A. platinum
B. iridium
C. both a and b
D. iron
MCQ: Space which is occupied by a substance is measured in
A. density
B. area
C. volume
D. mass
MCQ: If someone wants to measure size a of a bacterium, one will measure in
A. centimeters
B. millimeter
C. micrometers
D. kilometers
MCQ: In SI system unit of volume is
A. meter square
B. cubic meter
C. meter
D. kilometers
MCQ: To measure shorter lengths with their accurate reading we use
A. measuring tapes
B. meter ruler
C. Vernier caliper
D. all of them

To measure mass instrument used is a

A. balance
B. cylinder
C. weight machine
D. flask
MCQ: Distances up to several hundred meters are measured by help of a
A. measuring tapes
B. meter ruler
C. Vernier caliper
D. all of them
MCQ: 0.1mm is accuracy of a
A. measuring tapes
B. meter ruler
C. Vernier caliper
D. a and b
 MCQ: Shorter distances or lengths are generally measured in
A. centimeters
B. millimeter
C. micrometers
D. kilometers
MCQ: A carpenter needs measurement for his
A. job
B. measuring lengths
C. measuring weights
D. sticking carpets