MCQ of Force and Laws of Motion | Class 9 | Science | CBSE | Term 1 |
MCQ of Force and Laws of Motion | Class 9 | Science | CBSE | Term 1
Question 1: Consider that an unbalanced force is acting on a body then the body
- Must remain in the same state
- Must move with the uniform velocity
- Must be accelerated
- Must move along a circle
Answer: Must be accelerated
Question 2: Balanced force acting on a body can ___ the body.
- Move
- Accelerated
- Retard
- Deform
Answer: Deform
Question 3: Choose the correct option regarding external force .
- Always balanced
- Never balanced
- May or may not be balanced
- None of these
Answer: May or may not be balanced
Question 4: If a number of forces acting on a body changes the velocity of that body then the force must be
- Parallel
- Unbalanced
- Balanced
- Inclined
Answer: Unbalanced
Question 5: If 20 N force is applied on a object of mass 5 kg. Acceleration of the object is
- 2 m / s2
- 10 m / s2
- 4 m / s2
- 5 m / s2
Answer: 4 m / s2
Question 6: Choose the accurate statement
- The same object is acted by the action and reaction forces
- The variable recepients are acted by the action and reaction forces
- Both A and B are possible
- Neither A nor B is accurate
Answer: Action and reaction forces acts on the variable objects
Question 7: Which one of the succeeding can be considered as the one possible way that helps you to recognise that a force is acting on an object?
- Force acting on object can be recognised by observing the change in object’s state of motion
- Determine its mass at variable locations
- Force acting on that object can be recognised by determining the velocity of the moving object at a certain point
- All of the above
Answer: Force acting on object can be recognised by observing the change in object’s state of motion
Question 8: Which one of the following is the unit of weight?
- Kilogram
- Quintal
- Newton
- Ton
Answer: Newton
Question 9: Calculate the amount of force that must be applied by the brakes on a 2800 kg truck which is moving with 30 metre per second in order to bring it to rest in 8.0 seconds.
- 12000 N
- 13000 N
- 10500 N
- 12500 N
Answer: 10500 N
Question 10: The force which always opposes the motion of one body with the another body which is in contact with it is generally known as
- Gravitational force
- Reaction force
- Normal force
- Frictional force
Answer: Frictional force
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Question 11: Consider that a plate, a ball and a Child all have the equivalent masses . Which one will have more inertia?
- A plate
- A ball
- The child
- All have equivalent inertia
Answer: All have equivalent inertia
Question 12: The physical quantity that refers to the product of mass and velocity of a body is commonly known as
- Inertia
- Momentum
- Force
- Change in momentum
Answer: Momentum
Question 13: A swimmer is able to swim when he pushes the water backward. Which law of Newton is directly linked with it ?
- Newton’s first law of motion
- Newton’s second law of motion
- Newton’s third law of motion
- Law of inertia
Answer: Newton’s third law of motion
Question 14: Newton’s third law of motion is also popularise as
- Law of inertia
- Law of acceleration
- Law of action reaction
- Law of velocity
Answer: Law of action reaction
Question 15: Which Newton’s law work in the long jump take off__
- Law of conservation of mass
- Law of inertia
- Law of acceleration
- Law of action reaction
Answer: Law of action reaction
Question 16 : In cricket, greater is the force exerted by the bat on the ball higher would be the speed of the ball towards the boundary. Which law of Newton is associated with this application?
- Newton’s first law of motion
- Newton’s second law of motion
- Newton’s third law of motion
- None of the above
Answer: Newton’s second law of motion
Question 17: A body having constant momentum always have constant
- Force
- Velocity
- Acceleration
- All of these
Answer: Velocity
Question 18: Calculate the momentum of a body of mass 0.5 kg which is moving with a velocity of 10 m / s .
- 2.5 kg m / s
- 0.5 kg m / s
- 5 kg m / s
- 50 kg m / s
Answer: 5 kg m / s
Question 19: Calculate the momentum of a body of mass 2 m moving with velocity v / 2.
- mv / 4
- mv
- 2 mv
- mv / 2
Answer: mv
Question 20: When an object undergoes acceleration
- Its speed always increases
- Its velocity always increases
- It always falls towards the earth
- A force will always acts on it.
Answer: A force will always acts on it.
Question 21: If a body has constant momentum then force acting on it will be__.
- Zero
- p / 2t
- 2p / t
- None of the above
Answer: Zero
Question 22: An object of mass 2 kg is sliding with a velocity of 4 m/s on a frictionless horizontal surface. The retarding force required to stop the object in one second is
- 2 Newton
- 4 Newton
- 8 Newton
- 0 Newton
Answer: 8 Newton
Question 23: A cricketer catches a ball of mass 150 gm in 0.1 sec moving with a speed of 20 m / s , then the cricketer experiences a force of
- 300 Newton
- 30 Newton
- 3 Newton
- 0.3 Newton
Answer: 30 Newton
Question 24: Which one of the succeeding statement is accurate regarding the law of conservation of linear momentum?
- Linear momentum of a system cannot be varied
- Linear momentum of a system can never remain constant
- Linear momentum of a system can be changed only if the internal forces act on it
- Linear momentum of a system can be changed only if external forces act on it
Answer: Linear momentum of a system can be changed only if external forces act on it
Question 25: A bullet comes out of the barrel of gun of length 2 m with a speed of 800 m /s . Calculate the average acceleration of bullet ?
- 160 m / s2
- 60 km / s2
- 100 km / s2
- 160 km / s2
Answer: 160 km / s2
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