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Chapter 1 physical quantities and

measurements
Most important MCQs of chapter 1
1 The physical quantity is unit less of the following

● plain angle
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● length
● mass
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● Force
2 1m is equal to
● 100 cm
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● 100 mm
● 10 cm
● 1 km
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3 The SI unit of density is

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● Kg/m
● Kg/m^3
● Kg/m^2
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● Kg
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4 How many significant figures in 2600

● Two
● Four
● Three
● none of these
5 identify the base quantity in the following.

● area
● force
● distance
● speed
6. Which of the following unit is not a drive unit

● Kilogram
● Pascal
● Newton
● watt
7. The number of base units in SI system is.

● 3
● 4
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● 5
● 7
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8 zero error of the instrument is
● systematic error
● human error
● random error
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● classified error
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9 length, mass, electric current, time, intensity of light and amount of substance are
example of
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● base quantity
● derived quantities
● prefixes
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● quartile quantities
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10 The study internal structure of earth is called

● solid state Physics
● heat
● mechanics
● Geophysics
1) plain angle 2) 100 cm 3) Kg/m^3 4) Two
5) distance 6) Kilogram 7) 7 8) systematic

error
9) base 10)Geophysics
quantity
Most important Short questions of chapter 1
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1. Define Physics and Also its given breaches?
a) mechanics
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b) thermodynamics
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magnetism
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2. Define significant figures and its rules?
3. State briefly about vernier caliper and screw gauge?
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4. State all base quantities?

5. What are derived quantities?
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Most important Numericals of chapter 1

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1 Write significant numbers in the following values.

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a) 2690 has 3 Significant numbers.

b) 279.60 has 5 Significant numbers.
c) 1004810.100 has 10 Significant numbers.
d) 59.0086 has 6 Significant numbers.
2 Find the density of wood as sphere and cube if

The mass of wood is 1kg. Is there any change
in density due to shape? Ans ( sphere 0.029 kg/m3 and cube 0.125 kg/m3 )
3. write the correct prefix of notion

a) 75000m = 75__________. Ans km
b) 2/1000 sec = 1 __________. Ans ms
c) 1/1000000 g = 1 _________. Ans ug
d) 1000000000 m = 1_________ Ans Gm
Most important Long Questions of chapter 1
1. Explain density and volume. State about measuring cylinder?

2. Explain prefixes and write some important prefixes?
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Chapter 2 ( Kinematics )
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1. If velocity of body is decreasing then it's acceleration will be

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● positive
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● negative
● uniform
● variable
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2. The area under a speed time graph represent

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● velocity
● speed
● distance
● acceleration
3. Rest and motion are state

● absolute
● variable
● constant
● relative
4. The study of motion of bodies is known as

● Sound
● light
● mechanics
● atomic physics
5. The motion of body around an axis is called motion

● circular
● vibratory
● rotatory
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● random
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6. What is the SI unit of acceleration?
● ms^-1
● ms^-2
● nm
● Ms
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7. Which one is a scalar quantity

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● Time
● force
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● velocity
● none of these
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8. Scalar quantity have and suitable unit

● Magnitude
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● direction
● both A and B
● none of these
9. Which one is a factor quantity

● mass
● weight
● time
● speed
10. Distance is a quantity

● vector
● scalar
● both a and b
● none of these
1) negative 2) distance 3) relative 4) mechanics
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5) rotatory 6) ms^-2 7) Time 8) Magnitude
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9) weight 10)scalar
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Most important Short Questions of chapter 2
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1. What is the difference between distance and displacement?

2. Define acceleration and its unit?
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3. Define scalar and vector quantities?

4. Write three equations of motion?
5. Explain distance time graph and speed time graph?
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Most important numericals of chapter 2
1. A motorcyclist moving along a straight path applies

brakes to slow down from 10 ms-1 to 3 ms-1 in 5 seconds.
Calculate its acceleration Ans ( a = 1.4 ms-2)
2. A motorcycle moving with velocity of 40 ms-1 It gets accelerating at a rate of 8

ms-2 How much distance will it cover in the next 10 seconds And ( S = 800m )
3. A ball is thrown vertically upward with velocity of 12 ms-1.The ball will be slowing
down due to the pull of Earth’s gravity on it, and will return back to Earth. Find out
the time the ball will take to reach the maximum height. Ans ( t=1.2 s )
4. If a body is thrown upward with vertical velocity 50ms-1.Calculate maximum

height which body can reach Ans ( H= 125 m )
5. A ball falls down from the top of a height of 70m. How much time the ball will take
to reach the ground. Ans ( t= 3.742 sec. )
Most important long questions of chapter 2
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1. Why gravity is taken positive for an object moving in downward direction and why
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gravity is taken negative for upward direction explain this?
2. Briefly explain vector and scalar quantities and write their examples?
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Chapter 3 ( Dynamics )
1. Newton first law of motion is also known as law of

● speed
● rest
● inertia
● force
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2. Quantity of motion contained in a body is called
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● Motion
● inertia
● force
● momentum Ce
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3. Centrifugal force is always directed
● Towards center
● away from center
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● along the circular

● path all sides
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4. Friction opposes motion between two bodies in contact because of

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● Charges on bodies
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● weight of bodies
● roughness of surfaces
● none of above
5. Centipede force is always directed.

● towards center
● away from center
● along the circular part
● all sides
6. The SI unit of force is

● dyne
● kilogram
● Newton
● pound
7. Weight is a/an quantity.

● Scalar
● vector
● drived
● negative
8. Which statement is true for limiting friction force
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● it is greater than rolling friction
● it is greater than sliding friction
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● it is greater than kinetic friction
● all are true
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9. Law of conservation of momentum defines that the total momentum of a system of two
bodies before and after collision
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● remain constant
● retain More momentum
● losses one momentum
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● none of above is true

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10. Quantity of matter contain in body is called

● mass
● weight
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● element
● distance
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1) inertia 2) momentum 3) away from 4) roughness of

center surfaces
5) towards 6) Newton 7) vector 8) all are true

center
9) remain 10) mass

constant
Most important Short questions of chapter 3
1. Define momentum with SI unit?

2. Show the relation between applied force and the acceleration produced in the
body?
3. Define friction and also define static and kinetic friction?
4. Explain centrifugal force and centripetal acceleration
5. Write Difference between mass and weight
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1. A cyclist is making a turn along a circle of radius 20 m, at a speed of 5 m/s. If the
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combined mass of the cyclist plus the cycle is 60 kg, calculate the static friction
that road exerts on the tyres? Ans ( F = 75 N )
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2. Find the force that stops a car of 1000 kg mass from its velocity of 72 km/h over
a distance of 40 meters. Ans ( F = -5000 N )
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3. Find the force that can stop a body to rest in 4 seconds from its initial velocity of
16 ms-1 The mass of the body is 3kg. Ans ( F = - 12 N )
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4. Find the mass of a body which is accelerated by applying a force of 200 N, that
speeds up it to 36 ms-2. Ans ( a =36 m/s2 )
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5. A block is placed on a wet slippery floor. The mass of the block is 15 kg. When it
is pulled through a string and spring balance, it shows force equal to 3 N. Find
the coefficient of friction. (Fs = m mg). Ans ( µ = 0.02 )
Most important long Questions of chapter 3
1. Estate Newton's second law of motion and drive the relation of force
F=ma?
2. Explain uniform circular motion and also explain centripetal acceleration?
Chapter 4 ( turning effect of forces )

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1. Torque is a quantity
● scalar
● Vector
● a and b both
● none of the above
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2 Cross product of force and moment arm is

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● torque
● work
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● displacement
● centimeter acceleration
3. A force acting on a rigid body. The body is said to be
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● at rest
● moving with uniform linear exploration
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● moving with uniform circular acceleration

● all of these
4. How many condition of equilibrium are there

● 1
● 2
● 3
● 4
5 A body is in stable equilibrium after slight tilt if its Centre of gravity

● remains above the point of contact
● remains on one side of point of contact
● passes over the point of contact
● is at lowest position
6. A body is in neutral equilibrium when its Centre of gravity

● Is at the lowest position
● Remains at same height
● Is at highest position
● Is at its base
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7 Head to tail rule can be used to add------------ forces.
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● three
● five
● any number of
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8. A force of 15 N makes an angle of 60° horizontal. Its vertical component will be:
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● 15N
● 10N
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● 13N
● 7N
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9 A tightrope walker carries a long pole to

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● Increase his weight

● Raise his Centre of gravity
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● Lower his Centre of gravity

● Keep his Centre of gravity in fixed position
10 Stability of a racing car is increased by

● Increasing its height
● Raising its Centre of gravity
● Decreasing its width
● Lowering its Centre of gravity
1) Vector 2) torque 3) at rest 4) 2
5) is at lowest 6) Remains at 7) any number 8) 13N

position same height of
9) Keep his 10)Lowering

Centre of its Centre of
gravity in gravity
fixed
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Most important short Questions of chapter 4 Ce
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1. Write three necessary conditions for two forces to form a couple?
2. Described head to tell rule of vector addition of forces?
3. How force can be resolved into its perpendicular components?
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4. What do you mean by moment of force?

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5. list three states of equilibrium?

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1. A uniform rod of length 2.0m is placed on a wedge at 0.5m from its one end
(Fig4.22). A force of 150N is applied at one of its ends near the wedge to keep it
horizontal. Find the weight of the rod and the reaction of the wedge.
Ans ( W = 150N and R = 300N )
2. if two forces 5N each form a couple and the moment arm is 0.5m Then what will
be the torque of the couple? Ans ( τ = 2.5 Nm )
3. Three forces 12 N along x-axis, 8 N making an angle of 45o with x-axis and 8 N
along y-axis.
i) Find their resultant
ii) Find the direction of the resultant. Ans ( FR = 22.322 N and Θ = 37.72o )
4. A mechanic uses a double arm spanner to turn a nut. He applies a force of 15 N

at each end of the spanner and produces a torque of 60 Nm. What is the length
of the moment arm of the couple? Ans ( d = 4 m and F = 20 N )
Most important Long questions of chapter 4
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1. Briefly Explain equilibrium and write the first condition of equilibrium and second
condition of equilibrium?
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2. Give a detailed explanation of the resolution of forces with derivation?
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Chapter 5 ( Forces and Matter )
1. The property of a body by virtue of which it tends to regain its original size and shape
when the applied force is removed is called
● elasticity
● plasticity
● rigidity
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● compressibility
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2 The restoring force per unit area is known as
● strain
● elasticity
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● stress
● Plasticity
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3. Hooke’s law essentially defines

● Stress
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● Strain
● Yield point
● Elastic limit
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4 The springs in brakes and clutches are used

● To restore original position
● To measure forces
● To absorb shocks
● To absorb strain energy
5 If the material recovers the original dimensions, when an external force is removed,
This deformation is known as ______ deformation.
● Inelastic
● Permanent
● Elastic
● Irreversible
6 Which of the following material is more elastic?

● Rubber
● Glass
● Steel
● Wood
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7 Which of the following is not a unit of pressure?
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● Pascal
● Bar
● Atmosphere
● Newton Ce
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8. If a metal block applies a force of 20 N on an area of 5 cm^2 . Find the pressure
being applied by the block on the area of ____.
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● 100 Ncm^-2
● 0.8 Ncm^-2
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● 0.25 Cm^-2
● 4 Ncm^-2
9 In symbols, pressure is equal to
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● A/F, where A is area and F is force

● F/A, where F is force and A is area
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● d/F, where d is distance and F is force

● F/d, where F is force and d is distance
10 SI unit of pressure is
● Ohms
● Pascal
● Joules
● Watts
1) elasticity 2) stress 3) Elastic limit 4) To restore

original
position
5) Elastic 6) Steel 7) Newton 8) 4 Ncm^-2
9) A/F, where 10) Pascal

A is area
and F is
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Most important short questions of chapter 5
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2.
3.
State Hooke's law?
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Define the term pressure and write down the SI unit of pressure?
Define a hydraulic machine?
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4. Write two properties of spring?
5. Briefly define factors affecting pressure?
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1. A spring has spring constant k = 30 Nm–1 What load is required to produce an

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extension of 4 m? Ans ( F = 120N )

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2. A boy is digging a hole with a spade of 0.1 cm2. Calculate the pressure when he
is exerting the force of 1000N onto the spade. Ans ( p = 1.0 x 108 Nm-2 )
3. If the density of seawater is 1150 kgm-3, calculate the pressure on a body of 50

m below the surface of sea? Ans ( p = 575000 Pa )
4. Calculate the spring constant for a spring which extends by a distance of 3.5cm
when a load of 14N is hung from its end. Ans ( k = 400 N/m. )
1. Give a detailed explanation of hook law and write its formula?

2. Write Pascal law with full explanation?
Chapter 6 ( Gravitation )
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● 9.8N
● 6.67x 1011 Nm2kg2
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1 body of mass 1kg is attracted by the earth with a force which is equal to
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● 1N
● 9.8m/s
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2 What is the gravitational force between two objects?

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● attractive at large distances only

● attractive at small distances only
● attractive at all distances
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● attractive at large distances but repulsive at small distances

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3 Numerical value of G is -------------.

● G=6.673×10^-11 Nm^2 kg^-2
● G=6.673×10^11 Nm^2 kg^-2
● G=6.763×10^-11 Nm^2 kg^-2
● G=6.763×10^11 Nm^2 kg^-2
4. Was the first scientist who gave the concept of gravitation.

● Einstein
● Newton
● Faraday
● Maxwell
5. Gravitation force is always

● Repulsive
● Attractive
● Both
● None of the above
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6 Numerical value of remain constant everywhere
● g
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● G
● F
● W
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7 Spring balance is used to measure ---------------.
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● Mass
● Weight
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● Elasticity
● Density
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8. is a natural satellite.
● Earth
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● Jupiter
● Moon
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● Mars
9. The velocity of a satellite is of its mass in

● dependent
● Independent
● equal
● double
10 are used to put satellite into orbit

● helicopter
● airplane
● rocket
● none of these
1) 9.8N 2) attractive at 3) G=6.673×10 4) Newton

all ^-11 Nm^2
distances kg^-2
5) Attractive 6) G 7) Weight 8) Moon
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9) dependent 10) rocket
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Most important short Questions of chapter 6 Ce
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1. Define gravitational field with an example?
2. Define field force?
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3. Calculate the mass of earth by using Newton's law of gravitation?

4. Define term critical velocity?
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5. Difference between the natural satellite and artificial satellite?

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1. Calculate the acceleration due to gravity on a planet that has mass two times to
the mass of Earth and radius 1.5 times to the radius of Earth. If the acceleration
due to gravity on the surface of Earth is 10ms–2. Calculate acceleration due to
gravity on the planet? Ans ( gp = 8.74ms-2. )
2. What will be acceleration due to gravity on the surface of earth if its mass
reduces by 25%. Ans ( gE ‘=2.5 ms-2 )
3. Calculate the weight of Rumaisa, who has a mass of 65 kg standing at the

ground. The strength of the gravitational field on Rumaisa is 10 Newton per
kilogram? Ans ( W = 65 kg x 10 Nkg-1 )
4. Weight of Rani is 450N at the surface of Earth. Find her mass?

Ans ( m = 45 kg.)
5. Determine the gravitational force of attraction between Urwa and Ayesha

standing at a distance of 50m apart. The mass of Urwa is 60kg and that of
Ayesha is 70kg. Ans ( F = 1.121 x 10-10 N )
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Most important long questions of chapter 6
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1. Give a detailed explanation of Newton's law of gravitation and also derived its
formula?
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2. Define Law of gravitation and third law of motion?
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Chapter 7 ( Properties Of Matter )

1. Which state of matter has low density

● Solid
● Liquid
● Gas
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● None of these
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2 it can change the state of matter
● Addition of certain amount of energy
● Removal of certain amount of energy
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● Both A and B
● None of these
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3. The term boiling mean

● Conversion from solid to liquid
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● Conversion from liquid to gas

● Conversion from gas to liquid
● Conversion from solid to gas
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4. A burning candle is an example of ____________ state of matter.

● Gas
● Liquid
● Solid
● All three
5. During which process a gas becomes a liquid ______.

● Melting
● Freezing
● Condensing
● Boiling
6. A solid can ______________ .

● have a fixed shape
● be easily compressed
● take a shape of container
● have freely moving molecules
7 If a gas is heated in a sealed cylinder, then_________ increases.

● pressure inside the container
● average kinetic energy of the particles
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● temperature of the gas
● All of them
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8. A gas in a container of fixed volume is heated. What happens to the molecules of
the gas?
● They collide less frequently.
● They expand.
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● They move faster.
● They move further apart.
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9 A group of atom is called

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● Molecule
● Ions
● Atom
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● Cell
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10. In which state of matter molecules are found in clusters

● Solid
● Liquid
● Gas
● None of them
1) Gas 2) Both A 3) Conversion 4) All three

and B from liquid
to gas
5) Condensing 6) have a 7) All of them 8) They move

fixed faster
shape
9) Molecule 10) Liquid
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Most important short Questions of chapter 7
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1. Why is the kinetic module of matter called kinetic?
2. Define three States of matter: solid liquid and gas?
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3. What is the effect of temperature on average translational kinetic energy of

molecules
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4. Which is the most compressible matter?

5. Define kinetic energy of molecules?
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1. A cylinder contains 60cm3 of air at a pressure of 140kPa. What will its volume be
if the pressure on it is increased to 420 kPa? Ans ( V2= 20cm3 )
2. Air at a pressure of 1.0 x 105 Pa is contained in a cylinder fitted with a piston. The
air is now compressed by pushing the piston, so that the same mass of air now
occupies one-fifth the original volume without any change in temperature.
Calculate the pressure of the air. Ans ( p2= 5.0 x 105 Pa )
3. The pressure on 9cm3 of oxygen gas is doubled at a fixed temperature. What will
its volume become? Ans ( V= 4.5 cm3 .)
4. A container holds 30m3 of air at a pressure of 150000 Pa. If the volume changed
to 10m3 by decreasing load on the piston. What will the pressure of the gas
become? Assume that its temperature remains constant. Ans ( P2= 450000 Pa )
5. Air at atmospheric pressure of 760 mm of Hg is trapped inside a container

available with a moveable piston. When the piston is pulled out slowly so that the
volume is increased from 100dm3 to 150dm3 , the temperature remaining
constant. What will the pressure of the air become? Ans ( p2= 506.667 mm of
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Hg )
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Most important long Questions of chapter 7
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1. Briefly describe the pressure volume relationship in gasses?
2. Briefly describe the compressibility of solid liquid and gas?
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Chapter 8 ( Energy Sources And

Transfer Of Energy )
1. If a body of mass 1 kg is moving with velocity of 1m/sec then K.E of the body will
be _________.
● Newton
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● Kg
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● Joules m
● Joule
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2. Work done will be maximum if the angle between the force F and displacement d is
● 45°
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● 90°
● 180°
● 0°
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3. A field in which the work is done in a moving a body along a closed path is zero
called
● Electric field
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● Conservative field
● Electromagnetic field
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● Gravitational field
4. Which of the following types of force can do no work on the particle on which it acts?
● Frictional force
● Gravitational force
● Elastic force
● Centripetal force
5. If a body a mass of 2 kg is raised vertically through 2m, then the work done will be
● 38.2 J
● 392.1 J
● 39.2 J
● 3.92 J
6. If a machine performs 20J of work in 10 sec then its power is ________.

● 200 watt
● 20 watt
● 2 watt
● 0.2 watt
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7 The energy released during fission or fusion reaction is called ____________.
● Solar energy
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● Geothermal energy
● Tidal energy
● Nuclear energy
8 Which is the renewable source of energy

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● Solar and wind
● Coal
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● Natural gas
● Petroleum
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9. The ratio of output to input is called

● Energy
● Work
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● Power
● Efficiency
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10 Work done per unit time is called __________.

● Efficiency
● Energy
● Power
● Force
1) Joule 2) 0 3) Conservativ 4) Centripetal

e field force
5) 39.2 J 6) 2 watt 7) Nuclear energy 8) Solar and wind
9) Efficiency 10) Power
Most important Short of chapter 8
1. Define work and power?
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2. Define Kinetic energy?
3. Define solar energy and its importance in Pakistan
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4. Write a note on renewable energy sources?
5. Write a note on non-renewable energy sources?
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1. Find the work done when a force of 50N is applied to move a trolley at a
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shopping mall through a distance of 200m? o Assume the angle to be of 0

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between the force and the distance the trolley moved. Ans ( W = 10000J )
2. A ball of mass 50 grams is raised to a height of 7m from the ground. Calculate its
gravitational potential energy? Ans ( K.E = 3.2J )
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3. A body of mass 10kg is dropped from a height of 20m on the ground. What will
be its potential 2 energy, if g=9.8 m/sec ? Ans ( P.E = 120J. )
4. Calculate the efficiency of a machine which consumes 200 J of energy and

performs 50J of work. Ans ( ƞ = 25 % )
5. The energy of 600J dissipated by a bulb in 50 minutes. Find the power of the
bulb. Ans ( P = 0.2 watt. )
1. Drive the formula of work?

2. Drive the formula of gravitational potential energy
Chapter 9 ( Thermal properties of

matter )
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1 On what scale the temperature is only positive?
● Kelvin
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● Reaumur
● Celsius
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● Fahrenheit
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2 The temperature during the melting of solid.
● Increases
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● Decreases
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● Does not change

● Depending on the nature of the solid, it may increase or decrease.
3. What is the relation between Fahrenheit and Celsius?
● C = 59(F-32)
● C = 95(F-32)
● C = 59(32-F)
● C = 95(32-F)
4 Heat is the form of _______
● Pressure
● Weight
● Energy
● All
5 Heat capacity is the product of mass and ________

● Boiling point
● Freezing point
● Energy
● Specific heat of material
6. The amount of heat needed to convert a substance from liquid to gas is
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called__________.
● Heat of Vaporization
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● Specific heat
● latent heat of fusion
● All
7 Evaporation can occur at __________.

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● freezing point
● melting point
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● boiling point
● all temperatures
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8. Rate of evaporation of a liquid can be increased by_________

● increasing humidity
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● decreasing temperature
● increasing its boiling point
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● decreasing atmospheric pressure

9. Linear thermal expansion of a solid depends upon________________.
● increase in temperature
● original length
● properties of material
● all of these
10. The melting point of ice at normal atmospheric pressure is __________.

● 0°C
● 0K
● 100 °C
● Both (a) and (b)
1) Kelvin 2) Does not change 3) C = 4) Energy

59(F-32)
5) Specific 6) Heat of 7) all 8) decreasing

heat Vaporization temperatures atmospheric
of material pressure
9) all of these 10) 0°C
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Most important short of chapter 9
1. Define thermal expansion?

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2. Define volumetric expansion?
3. Explain specific heat capacity?
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4. Write Difference between heat and temperature?

5. Define three temperature scales Celsius, Fahrenheit and Calvin?
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Most important numerical questions of chapter 9

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1. The temperature of Hyderabad on a hot day is 45 degree Celsius (45 C). What
will be its equivalent temperature on the Fahrenheit Scale?
Ans ( F = 113o )
2. The thermal energy required to raise the temperature of 50g of water from 40 C
to 70 C is 6300 Joules. Calculate the specific heat capacity of water.
Ans ( c = 4200Jkg-1 K-1 )
3. A copper rod 15m long is heated, so that its temperature changes from 30 C to
85 C. Find the change in the length of the rod. The coefficient of linear -6 o
-1expansion of copper is 17×10-6 C-1.
Ans ( ΔL = 0.014m )
4. Convert 212 F into Celsius and Kelvin. Ans ( F = 86o )
5. How much heat is required to boil 3 kg water which is initially 10 C ?

Ans ( ΔQ = 1140690 J )
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1. Explain heat of fusion and heat of vaporization?
2. Briefly explain the evaporation process and why evaporation is slow in winter?
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ME English Center New Physics Guess Paper

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Prepared by | Sir Faiz ur Rehman

Chapter 1 physical quantities and

1 The physical quantity is unit less of the following

3 The SI unit of density is

4 How many significant figures in 2600

5 identify the base quantity in the following.

6. Which of the following unit is not a drive unit

7. The number of base units in SI system is.

10 The study internal structure of earth is called

1) plain angle 2) 100 cm 3) Kg/m^3 4) Two

5) distance 6) Kilogram 7) 7 8) systematic

Most important Short questions of chapter 1

4. State all base quantities?

Most important Numericals of chapter 1

1 Write significant numbers in the following values.

a) 2690 has 3 Significant numbers.

2 Find the density of wood as sphere and cube if

3. write the correct prefix of notion

Most important Long Questions of chapter 1

1. Explain density and volume. State about measuring cylinder?

1. If velocity of body is decreasing then it's acceleration will be

2. The area under a speed time graph represent

3. Rest and motion are state

4. The study of motion of bodies is known as

5. The motion of body around an axis is called motion

7. Which one is a scalar quantity

8. Scalar quantity have and suitable unit

9. Which one is a factor quantity

10. Distance is a quantity

1) negative 2) distance 3) relative 4) mechanics

1. What is the difference between distance and displacement?

3. Define scalar and vector quantities?

Most important numericals of chapter 2

1. A motorcyclist moving along a straight path applies

2. A motorcycle moving with velocity of 40 ms-1 It gets accelerating at a rate of 8

4. If a body is thrown upward with vertical velocity 50ms-1.Calculate maximum

Most important long questions of chapter 2

Most important MCQs of chapter 3

1. Newton first law of motion is also known as law of

● along the circular

4. Friction opposes motion between two bodies in contact because of

5. Centipede force is always directed.

6. The SI unit of force is

7. Weight is a/an quantity.

8. Which statement is true for limiting friction force

● none of above is true

10. Quantity of matter contain in body is called

1) inertia 2) momentum 3) away from 4) roughness of

5) towards 6) Newton 7) vector 8) all are true

9) remain 10) mass

Most important Short questions of chapter 3

1. Define momentum with SI unit?

Most important long Questions of chapter 3

Chapter 4 ( turning effect of forces )

2 Cross product of force and moment arm is

● moving with uniform circular acceleration

4. How many condition of equilibrium are there

5 A body is in stable equilibrium after slight tilt if its Centre of gravity

6. A body is in neutral equilibrium when its Centre of gravity

9 A tightrope walker carries a long pole to