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PHYSICS FORM TWO

MULTIPLE CHOOSE
1. The instruments used to measure length include
a. Meter ruler
b. Meter tape
c. Vernier caliper and Micro-meter screw gauge
d. All of them
2. A meter ruler is a device that is used to measure length, widths and heights of different items.
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3. The tape measure can be classified into three types
a. Carpenter tape measure
b. Tailor tape measure
c. Surveyor tape measure
d. All of them
4. A tape measure is fixed ruler used to measure distance. T F
5. Micro-meter screw gauge is used to measure small diameters such as diameter of a thin wire.
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6. The main parts of micrometer screw gauge
a. U-frame
b. Thimble
c. Spindle
d. All of them
7. The instruments commonly used to measure volume are
a. Measuring cylinder
b. Pipette
c. Burette
d. All of them
8. Accuracy is the ability of an instrument to measure the correctness of a value. T F
9. The closeness of two or more measurements to each other is known as the precision of a
substance.
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10. Reasons for systematic errors are
a. Zero error in measuring instrument
b. Poor calibration of the instrument
c. Incorrect calibration on the measuring instrument
d. All of them
11. An artificial satellite is a device that sent into space and moves around a planet. T F

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12. A 0.15kg ball moves in horizontal circle of radius 2m at a speed of 50m/s. The centripetal
force acting on the ball is
a. 18.75N
b. 178.5N
c. 158.7N
d. 187.5N
13. Angular velocity is defined as the rate at which the angular displacement changes with the
time. T F
14. Uniform circular motion is defined as the motion of an object at a constant speed along the
curved path of constant radius. T F
15. A ball is throwing with a velocity of 10m/s at an angle of 300 above the horizontal. The range
of the ball is
a. 6.68m
b. 866.6m
c. 66.8m
d. 8.66m
16. A projectile is an object that is launched and allowed to follow a path determined solely by
the influence of gravity. T F
17. The three assumptions of kinetic theory of matter are
a. The particles of matter are very small
b. The particles in have some spaces between them
c. Particles are in constant motion
d. All of them
18. There are two kinds of forces acting on a liquid molecules
a. Cohesive force
b. Adhesive force
c. A and B
d. None
19. The three main variables that determine whether a liquid possesses capillary action are
e. Cohesive force
f. Adhesive force
a. Surface tension
b. All of them
20. A steel column in a building has a cross-sectional area of 2500cm2 and supports a weigh of
150,000N. The stress of the column is
a. 60,000N
b. 66000N
c. 600N
d. 600,000N

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21. Heat is used in warming house, cooking food, heating water and refining petroleum. T F
1. Applications of convection
a. Boiling water
b. Radiator
c. Refrigerator
d. All of them
22. Heat radiation is form of electromagnetic radiation like light rays and travels with velocity of
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23. The freezing point of water
a. 320F
b. 2730K
c. 2120F
d. 00C
24. Examples of bad conductors
a. Silver
b. Copper
c. Aluminum
d. Wood
25. A positively charge is created by the protons and negatively charge is created by the
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26. The basic properties of electric charge
a. Additive charge
b. The charge is conserved
c. Quantization of charge
d. All of them
27. An electroscope is scientific device that is used to detect the presence of an electric charge
body. T F
28. The gold-leaf electroscope was developed by Abraham Bennet in 1787. T F
29. Charging methods
a. Charging by rubbing
b. Charging by conduction
c. Charging by induction
d. All of them
30. A positive charge is created by the protons and negative charge is created by the electrons.
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PART TWO: MATCH THE MOST CLOSELY RELATED TERMS IN COLUMN 1 AND
COLUMN 2

No. Column 1 Column 2

1. The device or a type of a ruler that is used to measure lengths,
a. A meter rule ( ).
widths, and heights of different items.
2. The angle through which an object moves on a circular path is
b. Angular displacement ( ).
called
3. Attractive forces between molecules of different types are
c. Adhesive force ( ).
called
4.
The form of energy which causes in us the sensation of warmth d. Heat ( ).
or coldness is called
5.
The branch of physics which deals with the charges at rest e. Electrostatic ( ).
under the action of electric force is called
6.
The region around the a magnet with in which its influence is e. Magnetic field. ( )
felt is known as
7.
The region around the electric charge I which the stress or g. Electric force ( )
electric force is acting is called
8.
The scientific device that is used to detect the presence of an h. Electroscope ( )
electric charge on a body is called
9.
The process of heat transfer from hot body to cold body i. Radiation. ( )
without heating the intervening medium is called
10.
The property of the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an j. Surface tension. ( )
external force, due to the cohesive nature of its molecules is
called

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