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Lever Concepts and Classifications Guide

The document is a question paper focused on the topic of levers, including short questions, multiple-choice questions, one-word answers, matching exercises, reasons, and analogies related to levers. It covers definitions, classifications, examples, and principles of levers. The document aims to assess understanding of the mechanics and applications of levers in various contexts.

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Lever Concepts and Classifications Guide

The document is a question paper focused on the topic of levers, including short questions, multiple-choice questions, one-word answers, matching exercises, reasons, and analogies related to levers. It covers definitions, classifications, examples, and principles of levers. The document aims to assess understanding of the mechanics and applications of levers in various contexts.

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Question Paper

Topic 1: Lever

Page 1
Short Questions (1)

1. What is a lever?

2. Name the three main parts of a lever and show them on diagram.

3. Give two examples of a lever.

4. What are the three classes of lever?

5. What is the principle of a lever?

6. State the principle of a lever.

7. Which class of lever is a seesaw?

8. In which class of lever the MA is always less than 1?

9. What is the advantage of using a lever?

10. Give an example of first class lever.

11. Give an example of second class lever.

12. Give an example of third class lever.

13. Which class of lever always has MA less than 1?

14. Name one lever which can be in all three classes depending upon the fulcrum position.

15. Draw neat diagrams of all three classes of lever.

16. Draw a diagram of human arm as a lever.

Page 2
MCQs (1)

1. A pair of scissors is an example of: a) First class lever b) Second class lever c) Third class
lever d) None of these

2. A nut cracker is an example of: a) First class lever b) Second class lever c) Third class
lever d) None of these

3. A pair of tongs is an example of: a) First class lever b) Second class lever c) Third class
lever d) None of these

4. Fishing rod is an example of: a) First class lever b) Second class lever c) Third class lever
d) None of these

5. Which lever has MA always less than one? a) First class lever b) Second class lever c)
Third class lever d) None of these

6. The wheel barrow is an example of: a) First class lever b) Second class lever c) Third class
lever d) None of these

Page 3
One Word (1)

1. Fixed point of a lever → ________

2. Force applied on a lever → ________

3. Force to be overcome by a lever → ________

4. Lever in which fulcrum lies between load and effort → ________

5. Lever in which load lies between fulcrum and effort → ________

6. Lever in which effort lies between fulcrum and load → ________

7. Lever used in cutting paper → ________

8. Lever used in raising a weight by a spade → ________

9. Lever used in stapling pins → ________

10. Lever used in lemon squeezer → ________

Page 4
Match the Following (1)

1. Crowbar → ________

2. Nutcracker → ________

3. Human arm → ________

4. Fishing rod → ________

5. Scissors → ________

6. Wheel barrow → ________

7. Stapler → ________

8. Lemon squeezer → ________

Page 5
Give Reasons

1. Why is a spade called a lever?

2. Why does a wheelbarrow act as a second class lever?

3. Why does a pair of scissors act as a first class lever?

Page 6
Analogies

1. Crowbar : Fulcrum :: Load : ________

2. Nutcracker : Load :: Human arm : ________

3. Fishing rod : Effort :: Crowbar : ________

4. Scissors : Fulcrum :: Spade : ________

5. Wheel barrow : Load :: Tongs : ________

6. Stapler : Effort :: Nutcracker : ________

7. Lemon squeezer : Load :: Fishing rod : ________

8. Crowbar : First class :: Wheel barrow : ________

9. Nutcracker : Second class :: Tongs : ________

10. Scissors : First class :: Human arm : ________

Page 7

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