This document appears to be a physics exam consisting of two parts - a subjective section with 5 questions and a multiple choice section with 25 questions. The subjective questions cover topics like the definition of physics, branches of physics, fundamental vs. derived quantities, measurement tools like micrometers and vernier calipers, and definitions of density and volume. The multiple choice questions test knowledge of various physics concepts and units, conversions between units, and significant figures. The exam is out of a total of 100 marks and students must score at least 40 marks to pass.
This document appears to be a physics exam consisting of two parts - a subjective section with 5 questions and a multiple choice section with 25 questions. The subjective questions cover topics like the definition of physics, branches of physics, fundamental vs. derived quantities, measurement tools like micrometers and vernier calipers, and definitions of density and volume. The multiple choice questions test knowledge of various physics concepts and units, conversions between units, and significant figures. The exam is out of a total of 100 marks and students must score at least 40 marks to pass.
This document appears to be a physics exam consisting of two parts - a subjective section with 5 questions and a multiple choice section with 25 questions. The subjective questions cover topics like the definition of physics, branches of physics, fundamental vs. derived quantities, measurement tools like micrometers and vernier calipers, and definitions of density and volume. The multiple choice questions test knowledge of various physics concepts and units, conversions between units, and significant figures. The exam is out of a total of 100 marks and students must score at least 40 marks to pass.
This document appears to be a physics exam consisting of two parts - a subjective section with 5 questions and a multiple choice section with 25 questions. The subjective questions cover topics like the definition of physics, branches of physics, fundamental vs. derived quantities, measurement tools like micrometers and vernier calipers, and definitions of density and volume. The multiple choice questions test knowledge of various physics concepts and units, conversions between units, and significant figures. The exam is out of a total of 100 marks and students must score at least 40 marks to pass.
NAME OF THE CANDIDATE: ______________ DATE:16-11-2021
Total Marks: 100 TIME: 100 Minutes CLAss- 9Th A Pass Marks: 40
PART-I SUBJECTIVE (50 Marks)
Note: Attempt any five questions. All Questions carry equal marks.
Q.No.1: What is physics?
Q.No.2: Define any five branches of physics? Q.No.3: Differentiate between the fundamental and derived quantities with suitable examples? Q.No.4: What are micrometer Screw Gauge and Vernier Caliper? Q.No.5: How will you define density and volume? Q.No.6: Define Scientific Notation?
PART-II MCQS (50 Marks)
Q.No.1: Study of elementary constituents of matter and radiation is called______ physics
a) Astro b) Particle c) Plasma d) None Q.No.2: Study of ionized state of matter is______ physics a) Geo b) Plasma c) Nuclear d) None Q.No.3: Physical quantities which cannot be explained by other quantities are______ quantities? a) Fundamental b) Derived c) Both d) None Q.No.4: How many fundamental quantities are there? a) Four b) Five c) Six d) Seven Q.No.5: S.I unit of temperature is? a) Centigrade b) Kelvin c) Mole d) None Q.No.6: S.I unit of luminous intensity is a) Candela b) Ampere c) Kilogram d) None Q.No.7: Symbol for kilogram per cubic meter is? a) Kg/m2 b) Kg/m c) Kg/m3 d) None Q.No.8: Minimum distance between two points lying of same plane? a) Distance b) Length c) Width d) Displacement Q.No.9: S.I unit of length is a) m b) m/s c) m2 d) None Q.No.10: Unit of force is a) m3 b) N c) Kg d) None Q.No.11: 1 meter is equal to a) 100 m b) 100 cm c) 1 km d) None Q.No.12: Convert 5 km into meters? a) 500 m b) 50 m c) 5000 m d) 50000 m Q.No.13: 1 yard is equal to a) 3 ft b) 5 ft c) 7 ft d) None Q.No.14: 1 gram is equal to a) 100 mg b) 1000 mg c) 10 mg d) None Q.No.15: Number of significant figures in value 10010.100? a) Six b) Seven c) Eight d) None Q.No.16: 980 has ______ significant figures? a) One b) Two c) Three d) None Q.No.17: 75000 m = 750______? a) cm b) mm c) km d) None Q.No.18: A chips wrapper is 4.5 cm long and 5.9 cm wide. Its area upto significant figures will be a) 30 cm2 b) 28cm2 c) 26.55cm2 d) 32cm2 Q.No.19: A worldwide system of measurements in which the units of base quantities were introduced is called: a) Prefixes b) International system of units c) Hexadecimal system d) None Q.No.20: 1.2 kg = ______grams? a) 120 b) 12000 c) 1200 d) None Q.No.21: All accurately known digits and first doubtful digit in an expression are known as______ figures? a) Non-significant b) Significant c) Estimated d) Crossed Q.No.22: If zero line of Vernier scale coincides with zero of main scale, then zero error is? a) Positive b) Zero c) Negative d) One Q.No.23: Zero error of the instrument is______ error? a) Systematic b) human c) random d) classified Q.No.24: Length, mass, electric current, time, intensity of light and amount of substance are examples of ______ quantities? a) Base b) derived c) prefixes d) quartile Q.No.25: 230 cm = ______m a) 23 b) 2.3 c) 2 d) 3