PHYSICS A. 2.25cm B. 2.26cm C. 2.60cm D. 2.

36cm
1. Which of the following quantities is unitless? 10. An object is weighed at different location on the
earth. What will be the right observation
A. Stress B. Strain C. Force D. Pressure
A. Both the mass and weight varies B. The weight is
2. If E=a + bt
constant while the mass varies C. The mass is
Where E=energy, t=time and a and b are constant, constant while the weight varies D. Both the mass
then the dimension of b is and weight are constant

A. M𝐿 𝑇 B.M𝐿𝑇 C. M𝐿 𝑇 D. M𝐿 𝑇 11.

3. I. To generate equation II. To convert the value of I. The earth is not spherical but elliptical in shape
a physical quantity from one system to another III. To
II. Variation in latitude and longitude
find dimensions of dimensional constant IV. To check
the correctness of a physical formula III. Rotation of the earth on its axis
Which of these is the use of dimensions IV. Variation of density of the earth
A. I, III and IV B. I, II and IV C. I, II, III and IV D. I On which combination above does the weight of an
and IV object varies on the earth surface?
4. The S.I unit for magnetic field density is A. I, II and III B. I, II, III and IV C. II and II D. II, III
AND IV
A. Weber B. Henri C. Tesla D. Coulomb
5. Which of these pairs have same dimensions?
A. Work and power B. Stress and pressure C.
Momentum and energy density D. Mass flow rate
and velocity gradient
6. A student took a measurement and recorded it as
18.70N. the most likely device that was used to take 12.
the measurement is
The reading on the micrometer screw gauge above is
A. Chemical balance B. Vernier Caliper C. Spring
balance D. Beam balance A.5.50 mm B.5.78mm C. 5.68mm D.5.28mm

7. To measure internal diameter of a tube which of 13.

these can be used A. Vernier caliper B. Micrometer
I. length of a piece of wire
screw gauge C. Measuring tape D. Measuring rule
II. diameter of a small ball bearing
8. The Micrometer screw gauge is calibrated to
measure III. diameter of a test tube
A. 2 Decimal place in millimeter B. 2 Decimal place IV. thickness of a piece of paper
in centimeter C.1 Decimal place in millimeter D. 3
Which of the following can be measured using a
Decimal place in millimeter
micrometer screw gauge?
A. II only B. II and IV C. I, II and III D. II, III and IV

9. 14.

The reading of the vernier POC caliper above is

The figure shows two velocities 𝑉 and 𝑉 which of [Link] the first 10s of a body’s motion, the velocity
the following correctly represent the vector changes from 10m/s to 20m/s. During the next 30s,
difference the velocity changes from 20m/s to 50m/s. what is
the average acceleration?
𝑊⃗ =𝑉⃗ − 𝑉⃗
A.1ml𝑠 B.2m/𝑠 C.3m/𝑠 D.0.5m/𝑠
22. The pair of physical quantity consisting of vector
A. B. C. D. only are
A. Acceleration and speed b. Displacement and
torque C. Velocity and pressure D. Momentum and
power
15.A ball is moving at 18m/s in a direction inclined at
60 to the horizontal. The horizontal component of 23. In order to remove error due to parallax when
the velocity is A. 9√3m/s B. 6√3m/s C. 5√3 m/s D. taking measurement with a meter rule, the eye should
9 m/s be focused

16. The dimension of universal gravitational constant A. Slantly towards the left on the markings B. Slantly
Is 𝑀 𝐿 𝑇 . The value for x, y and z respectively is towards the right on the markings C. Vertically
downwards in the markings D. Vertically upwards on
A.1, 2, -2 B. 1, 3, -2 C. 1, -1, -1 D. 1, -2, 3 the marking.
24. What is the least possible error encountered when
taking measurement with the meter rule
A.1.0mm B.0.5mm C.0.2mm D.0,1mm
25. Which of the following statement are true about
17.
the spring balance and the chemical balance I. both
4 Forces 12√3 N,10N, √3𝑁,20N acts on an object as are used to measure the mass of an object II. either of
shown above. Find the resultant force them may be used to measure the weight of a body
III. Spring balance works on the principle of hooke’s
A.16.3N B.15N C.14.3N D.13N law while the chemical balance works on the
[Link] branch of physics deals with the motion of a principle of moment IV. A change in gravity changes
body by considering the cause the reading of a spring balance but not that of a
chemical balance
A. Statics B. Dynamics C. Kinematics D.
Thermodynamics A. I and IV [Link] and III [Link] and IV D. I, II and III

19. Which of the following graph shows an object 26. Which of the following is Odd
moving with uniform acceleration? A. Volts(v) B. Joules/coulomb (𝐽𝐶 ) C.
A. A straight line in distance-time graph B. a curved Kg𝑚 𝑆 𝐴 D. 𝐾𝑔𝑚𝑆 𝐴
line in distance-time graph C. A straight line in 27. Which of the following type of motion is
velocity-time D. a horizontal line in velocity-time rotational I. Motion of a ball from one point to
graph another II. Motion of the center of a rolling ball III.
20. A caterpillar starts travelling at a speed of 1m/hr. Motion of a car roundabout IV. Motion of the moon
If around the earth

the rate at which the speed changes is 0.1m/ℎ𝑟 , A. I, II, IV B. II, IV C. II only D. I, II only
what is the final speed after 10 hrs? [Link] of the following statement is true of a body
A. 2m/s B.5.56×10 𝑚/𝑠 C.2.78×× 10 𝑚/𝑠 moving in a straight line with uniform acceleration.
D.1.39x10 m/s The velocity of the body A. is also uniform B. must
be zero when the body stops accelerating C. will
increase with time in the direction of the acceleration 39. The distance ‘x’ meters moved by a car in time ‘t’
D. id the product of the distance travelled and time seconds is given by x=3𝑡 -2𝑡 +4t-1
29. A motorcyclist travelling at 30m/s starts to apply Determine the acceleration at time ‘t’=1.5s
his brake when he is 50m from the traffic light that
A.18.25 B. 23 C.15 [Link]
just turned red. If he just reached the traffic light. The
magnitude of his deceleration is A.5m/𝑠 B.9m/𝑠 [Link] distance ‘x’ meters travelled by a vehicle in
C.10m/𝑠 D.18m/𝑠 time ‘t’ seconds after the brakes are applied is gravity
by
30. The fourteen tallest peaks in the world is 800
above sea level. What are these feet (ft) X=20t-5/3𝑡
(1ft=30.48cm)
Determine the distance travelled by the car before it
A. 26246.7ft B. 2438.4ft C. 243840ft D. NOA stops
31. A space rocket is launched and accelerates A. 50m B. 60m C. 45m D. 12m
uniformly from rest to 100m/s in 4.5s. what is the
final speed of the rocket in Km/hr?
A. 160 B. 580 C. 640 D. 300
32. If the distance travelled by a body in the nth
second is given by (4+ 6n) m; find the initial velocity
and acceleration of the body respectively
A. 3m/s,6m𝑠 B. 7m𝑠 , 4𝑚𝑠 C. 7m/s,6m𝑠 D.
7m/s,3m/𝑠
33.A car accelerate uniformly from rest at 4m/𝑠 .
How far will it travel in the 6th second
A. 18m B. 22m C. 72m D. NOA
34. The slope of a uniform position time graph is
A. Velocity B. Acceleration C. Instantaneous
velocity D. instantaneous acceleration
35. An instrument whose accuracy is 0.05cm is the A.
meter rule B. vernier caliper C. micrometer screw
gauge D. lever balance
36. A car accelerate uniformly from rest along a level
rod. The effect of air resistance on the car are
negligible. The car travels 12m in the 2 nd second of
its journey. How far does it travel in the 4th second?
A,28m B. 35m C.48m D.64m
[Link] set of quantities are scalar A. Acceleration,
displacement, velocity B. Energy, mass, power C.
extension, force, gravitational potential energy D.
Weight, Kinetic energy, work done
38. A train ahs an initial velocity of 44m/s and am
acceleration of 4m/𝑠 . It’s velocity after 10s is
A. 2m/s B. 4m/s C. 8m/s D. 12m/s