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Force Calculation from Momentum Change

The document contains multiple choice questions for 9th-grade Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, covering various topics such as force, momentum, chemical properties, and cell biology. Each subject has a series of questions designed to test students' understanding of fundamental concepts. The questions include options for answers, allowing for self-assessment in these scientific disciplines.
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Sub: Physics Class: 9th Worksheet no: 2


Multiple Choice Questions
[Link] can change

a) Velocity of a body b) Direction of a velocity

c) Magnitude of a velocity d) All the above

Q2. SI unit of force is

a) Newton
b) Dyne
c) Joule
d) N-m

[Link] of change of Momentum is known as

a)Work b) Force

c) Impulse d) Energy

[Link] of a body increases from 20kgm/s to 40kgm/s in 5 seconds, then the force
applied is

A) 4 N b)-4 N

c)12 N d) -12 N

[Link] no external force acts on a body, then the quantity which remains conserved is

A) Momentum b)Work

c) Energy d) Mass

[Link] a bullet is fired from a gun, it recoils .This is due to

a) Conservation of Energy

b) Mass

c) Momentum

D) None
[Link] a body slides over the other body, then friction between them is known as

a) Limiting friction
b) Rolling friction
c) Sliding friction
d) Static friction

[Link] friction in the case of bodies that moves rollers is known as

a) Rolling friction b) Sliding friction


b) Static friction d) Limiting friction

Q9. Which of the following measures are taken to reduces friction

a) Polishing
b) Streamlining
c) Using ball bearing
d) All the above

[Link] is not a unit of pressure

a) Pascal b) Atmosphere
b) Bar d) Newton

Q11. A mug filled with water appears to be lighter when lifted inside water, due to

a) Conservation of Momentum b) Archimedes principle c) Newton’s law d) None

Q12. A block of relative density 5 is put in a liquid of density 2000kg/ms3, it will

a) Sink b) Float c) Cannot say d) Insufficient data

Q13. Velocity of a particle increases from 10m/s to 15m/s after travelling a distance of 5m its
acceleration is

a) 12.5m/s2 b) 125 m/s2 c) 1.25m/s2 d) 0.1m/s2

Q14.A particle is moving in a circular path of radius r the displacement after half a circle would
be

a) Zero b) 2r c) 2πr d) π

Q15. In uniform circular motion velocity of particle is

a) Constant b) Variable in magnitude c) Variable in direction d) Both


Q16. Area under velocity – time gives

a) Displacement b) Acceleration c) Time d) Velocity

Q17. Suppose you push a wall then reaction force to this force is

a) The force applied by the wall b) Weight of the wall c) Weight of your body d) None

Q18. A particle travels 100 meters after starting from rest in 10 seconds. Its acceleration is

a) 2m/s2 b) 4m/s2 c) 1m/s2d) 20m/s2

Q18. A particle travels with the speed of 18km/h its speed is m/s

a) 5m/s b) 50m/s c) 64.8m/s d) 6.48m/s

Q19. Displacement-time graph of a uniformly accelerated motion is

a) Parabola b) Straight line c) An inclined line d) None

Q20. A body is thrown vertically upward with velocity U1 the greatest height to which it will rise
is

a) U/g b) U2/2g c) U2/g d) U/2g

Sub: Chemistry Class: 9th Worksheet no: 2


Multiple Choice Questions
[Link] of copper sulphate crystal is:

c) Light blue b) Light green

c) Light brown d) light yellow

[Link] liquid air is heated then out of argon, nitrogen and oxygen:

e) Nitrogen evaporates first then argon.


f) Oxygen evaporates first then argon.
g) Argon evaporates first then oxygen.
h) Nitrogen evaporates first then oxygen.

[Link] disulphide at room temperature is a:

a)Coloured gas b)Colourless gas

c)Colourless liquid d) Coloured liquid

Q4. When we start heating a mixture of sulphur powder and iron fillings, the first thing we would
observe is that:
A) Iron fillings start melting b)Sulphur starts melting

c)Mixture becomes red hot d) Mixture evaporate

[Link] should not be brought near carbon disulphide while working with it because carbon
disulphide:

A) Is supporter of combustion b)Dissolve sulphur

c) is highly inflammable d) is highly non-inflammable.

[Link] correct observation when you mix barium chloride solution with sodium sulphate
solution is that:

a)A white precipitate is formed after some time.

b) A yellow precipitate is formed after some time.

c) A white precipitate is formed instantaneously.

D) Ayellow precipitate is formed instantaneously.

[Link] property of flow is unique to fluids which one of the following is correct?

e) Only gases behave like fluids.


f) Gases solids behave like fluids
g) Gas and liquids behave like fluids.
h) Only liquids are fluids.

[Link] amount of a gas can be put into a small metallic cylinder due to the property of gas
known as:

b) Evaporation b) compressibility
d) Sublimation d) Solidification

[Link] can best be liquefied by:

e) Increasing pressure
f) Decreasing temperature
g) Increasing pressure and decreasing temperature
h) Decreasing pressure

[Link] quantity of heat (in joules) required to convert one kilogram of a liquid at its boiling
point at an atmospheric pressure is called:

c) Specific heat b) Heat capacity


d) Latent heat of melting d) Latent heat of vaporization

Q11. Which of the following is not a compound

b) Sugar b) Sand c) Glucose d) Silica


Q12. Which of the following is an example of colloidal solution?

b) Blood b) Dust c) Sea water d) Tincture of Iodine

Q13. The light is …………. On passing light through a colloidal solution.

b) Absorbed b) Reflected c) Ink d) soil

[Link] of the following is a homogeneous mixture?

b) Soda water b) Milk c) Ink d) Soil

Q15. Sulphur is soluble in:

b) Water b) Ethanol c) carbon disulphide d) Benzene

Q16. Which of the following is sublimate?

b) Iodine b) Oxalic acid c) Wax d) Sand

Q17. Which of the following is not heterogeneous mixture?

b) Soil b) Blood c) Dirt d) Saline water

Q18. Which gas is present in aerated soft drinks?

b) Nitrogen b) Carbon dioxide c) Carbon monoxide d) Hydrogen

[Link] of the following is not Metalloid?

b) Boron b) Silicon c) Copper d) Germanium

Q19. Which of the following is an Emulsion?

b) Butter b) Milk c) Curd d) Smoke

Q20. In a foam, which of the following is a dispersed phase?

b) Solid b) Liquid c) Gas d) none of these

Q21. Which of the following is not a gel?

a) Butter b) Cheese c) Curd d) Ink

Q22. Which of the following is a binary Mixture?

a) Air b)Soft Drinks c) Steel d) Saline Solution

Q23. Alloy is a mixture of:

a) Solid and Liquid b) Liquid and Solid c) Solid and Solid d ) Liquid and gas
Q24. Which of the following is most malleable Metal?

a) Gold b) Silver c)Aluminum d)Copper

Q25. Amalgam is a mixture of a metal and:

a) Water b) Alcohol c) Mercury d) Benzene

Worksheet for class 9th Biology

Q1. To prepare a temporary mount of onion peel, which of the following stain is used?

(a) Safranin (b) Methylene blue

(c) Iodine (d) None of the above

Q2. Cells are focused in microscope first in:

(a) 100X (b) 40X

(C) 10X (D) None of the above

Q3. While observing a mount of onion peel under a microscope, cytoplasm is seen:

(a) Inside the nucleus (b)Inside the cell wall but outside nucleus

(c) outside the cell wall (d) not seen at all

Q4. The plant cell excluding cell wall is known as:

(a) Protoplasm (b) Protoplast

(c)Cytoplasm (d) None of the above

Q5. The membrane surrounding the vacuole of a plant cell is called:

(a) Plasma membrane (b) cell wall

(c) Tonoplast (d) nuclear membrane

Q6. When a cell is mounted in glycerin:

(a) Endosmosis takes place (b) exosmosis takes place

(c) Neither exosmosis nor endosmosis takes place

(d) None of the above

Q7. Given blow are four operations for preparing a temporary mount of human cheek cells:
(i) Taking scraping from inner side of the cheek and spreading it on a clean slide.

(ii) Putting a drop of glycerin on the material.

(iii) Adding two or three drops of methylene blue

(iv) Rinsing the mount with fresh water and disinfectant solution.

The correct common to both plant and animal cells are :

(a) i – ii – iii – iv (b) iv – i – iii – ii

(c) iv – I – ii – iii (d) i – iii – ii – iv

Q8. Which one of the following cell constituents cannot be seen while observing a human cheek
cell?

(a) Nucleus (b) cell wall

(c) Cytoplasm (d) none of the above

Q9. Which of the following statement is false?

(a) Definite shape of cell is seen in animals. (b) Plant cell have cell wall.

(c) Definite shape of cell wall. (d) Animal cell do not have cell wall.

Q10. Cheek cells:

(a) Have large intercellular space (b) no inters cellular space

(c) Lignified space (d) space filled with pectin.

Q11. Amoeba acquires its food through a process, termed as

(a) Exocytosis (b) endocytosis

(c) Plasmolysis (d) exocytosis and endocytosis

Q12. A cell wall swells up if:

(a) The concentration of water molecule in the cell is higher than the constration of water
molecules in surrounding medium.

(b) The concentration of water molecules in surrounding medium is higher than water molecule
concentration in the cell.

(c) The concentration of water molecule is same in the cell and in the surrounding medium.

(d) Concentration of water molecule does not matter.

Q13. Which of the following are covered by a single membrane?

(a) Mitochondria (b) vacuole


(c) Lysosome (d) plastids

Q14. Starch solution gives blue colour with iodine solution. What will happen if the blue colour
starch solution is boiled?

(a) Blue colour disappears (b) a brick red colour appears

(c) No change (d) blue colour becomes dark.

Q15. Which food sample you will select to test the presence of starch:

(a) Grape (b) coconut

(c) Gram seed (d) potato

Q16. Iodine gives blue black colour with:

(a) Protein (b) oil

(c) Starch (d) sucrose

Q17. Metanil yellow, an adulterant used in arhar dal is basically

(a) An acid (b) a detergent

(c) A die (d) none of the above

Q18. Cover slip should be gently placed on the slide to avoid:

(a) Crushing of the material (b) entry of air bubbles

(c) Avoid oozing of stain (d) breaking, as it is made of glass.

Q19. Adulterant arhar dal is plain yellow in colour due to

(a) Turmeric (b) sulphur powder

(c) Metanil yellow (d) chrome yellow.

Q20. Some characteristics of onion peel cells are:

(a) Cell wall is present (b) only one nucleus present

(c) Intercellular spaces are not there (d) all of the above.

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Sublimation is significant because it allows certain solids like iodine to transition directly into a gas without passing through a liquid state, which is a unique phase change. This property can be used to distinguish substances like iodine from others, such as wax or sand, which do not sublimate .

Exosmosis occurs when water exits a plant cell, causing it to shrink, typically when the cell is placed in a hypertonic solution. Endosmosis occurs when water enters the cell, causing it to swell, usually a result of placement in a hypotonic solution. These processes illustrate osmotic pressure balance across cell membranes and the environments that determine cell turgor pressure .

Endocytosis in amoebas represents a cellular adaptation that allows these organisms to capture and ingest large particles or nutrients from their environment. By engulfing food items in a vesicle formed by the cell membrane, amoebas can ingest solids and liquids, ensuring they receive the necessary nutrients for survival and growth .

A colloidal solution can be distinguished from a true solution through the Tyndall effect, where light is scattered by the particles in the colloid, making the light path visible. True solutions do not scatter light in the same way, allowing light to pass through them without visible scattering .

Increasing the temperature of a gas in a metal cylinder will cause the gas molecules to move more vigorously, increasing its pressure if the volume is held constant. This is described by Gay-Lussac's law, which states that the pressure of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature when volume remains unchanged .

The presence of starch in a food sample can be identified using iodine, which turns blue-black in the presence of starch. This color change occurs because iodine molecules fit inside the helical structure of amylose, a component of starch, resulting in a color complex .

Both liquids and gases are classified as fluids because they possess the property of flow. This means that particles in liquids and gases move past one another easily, allowing the substance to take the shape of its container. In everyday phenomena, this is seen in water taking the shape of a glass and air filling a room .

Ball bearings reduce friction by replacing sliding friction with rolling friction. Rolling friction is generally much lower than sliding friction because the contact surfaces are reduced to points or small areas, which minimize the resistance as surfaces move over each other .

When a bullet is fired from a gun, the law of conservation of momentum applies. Initially, both the gun and bullet are at rest, so the total momentum is zero. As the bullet is fired, it gains forward momentum. To conserve overall momentum, the gun must gain an equal and opposite momentum, resulting in its recoil. This phenomenon is due to the conservation of momentum, not energy or mass .

Frictional resistance when a body slides over another is due to surface roughness, the nature of materials, and forces normal to the surfaces. It can be mitigated by polishing the surfaces to reduce roughness, using lubrication to decrease direct contact between the surfaces, or employing ball bearings to replace sliding with rolling friction .

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