The molecules of matter are

  • continuously vibrating
  • remains stationary
  • can travel long distances
  • cannot overcome attractive forces

The state of matter in which a gas occurs in its ionic state is known as

  • solids
  • liquid
  • gas
  • plasma

The fourth state of matter is called

  • solids
  • gasses
  • plasma
  • liquids

In Hooke's law, constant is equal to

  • stress × strain
  • strain/stress
  • stress/strain
  • stress + strain

The weight of a metal bar in water is 0.42 N and in air is 0.48, its density would be

  • 8000 kg m-3
  • 5000 kg m-3
  • 6000 kg m-3
  • 7000 kg m-3

Pressure applied at any point of a liquid enclosed in a container, is transmitted without loss to all other parts of the liquid is called

  • Newton's Law
  • Archimedes Law
  • Einstein Law
  • Pascal's Law

If the weight of an object is equal or less than the up thrust acting on it then the object would

  • balance
  • equal
  • float
  • sink

The object will sink if its weight is

  • greater than up thrust on it
  • less than up thrust acting on it
  • equal to up thrust acting on it
  • all of above

The approximate length of a glass tube to construct a water barometer should be

  • 0.5 m
  • 1 m
  • 11 m
  • 5 m

A wooden cube measuring 40cm×10cm×5cm has a mass 850 g. Its density would be

  • 450 kgm-3
  • 425 kgm-3
  • 525 kgm-3
  • 480 kgm-3

The force acting on unit area of the surface of a body is called

  • stress
  • strain
  • density
  • elasticity

The body is said to be elastic if it

  • returns to original shape after applying pressure
  • doesn't return to original shape after applying pressure
  • density is equal to pressure applied
  • none of above

The ratio of stress to strain is

  • 1
  • 0
  • 3
  • constant

Liquids have attractive forces

  • more than solids
  • less than gases
  • less than plasma
  • less than solids

Atmospheric pressure acts in

  • specific direction
  • horizontally
  • vertically
  • all of above

The density of 5 lit of water having mass 5 kg is

  • 100 kg m-3
  • 500 kg m-3
  • 750 kg m-3
  • 1000 kg m-3

When an object is totally or partially immersed in a liquid, an up thrust acts on it equal to the weight of the liquid it displaces. This statement is called

  • Newton's principle
  • Archimedes principle
  • Einstein principle
  • Pascal's principle

In order to make an object float, its weight should be equal to

  • atmospheric pressure
  • up thrust acting on it
  • density
  • weight of liquid

The hydraulic press works on the principle of

  • Newton's law
  • Avogadro's law
  • Pascal's law
  • Charles's Law

If the weight of an object is greater than the up thrust acting on it then the object would

  • balance
  • equal
  • float
  • sink
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