Question 1

*What is a physical quantity?*

A. A quantity that cannot be measured

B. A quantity that can only be estimated

C. A quantity that can be expressed or measured directly or indirectly with the help of the laws of
physics

D. A quantity that is always constant

Question 2

*What is a unit?*

A. A chosen standard of the same kind taken as reference to measure a physical quantity

B. A random number assigned to a quantity

C. A physical quantity without any reference

D. A quantity that varies with time

Question 3

*Which of the following is a fundamental unit?*

A. Newton

B. Joule

C. Kelvin

D. Pascal

Question 4

*Which unit is used to measure luminous intensity?*

A. Ampere

B. Mole

C. Candela

D. Radian

Question 5

*What is the dimension symbol for mass?*

A. [L]

B. [T]

C. [M]

D. [K]

Question 6

*What are supplementary units?*

A. Units that can only be derived from fundamental units

B. Units used for time and mass

C. Units such as radian and steradian

D. Units that are not used in physical measurements

Question 7

*Which system of units uses the metre, kilogram, and second as base units?*

A. CGS

B. SI

C. PPS

D. MKS

Question 8

*What is the derived unit for area?*

A. m

B. m²

C. m³

D. kg/m³

Question 9
The SI unit of the universal gravitational constant G is
A. Nm kg−2
B. Nm2 kg−2
C. Nm2 kg−1
D. Nm kg−1

Question 10

*How is the radian defined in terms of π?*

A. π radian = 360°

B. π radian = 90°

C. π radian = 180°

D. π radian = 270°

Q.11 . Identify the correct SI unit for the physical quantity ‘Luminous intensity’ .
A) Candela
B) Kelvin
C) Ampere
D) Mole
Q.12. Which statement accurately describes the relationship between fundamental units and derived
units?
A) Derived units are combinations of fundamental units.
B) Fundamental units can be converted into derived units through algebraic methods.
C) Derived units are independent and do not rely on fundamental units.
D) Fundamental units are always larger in magnitude than derived units.

Q.13 . which of the following is an incorrect pair of quantity and its SI unit?
A) Mass - Kilogram
B) Length – Metre
C) Electric Current - Coulomb
D) Temperature - Kelvin

Q.14.. *Which of the following statements is true about a scalar quantity?*

a) It has both magnitude and direction.

b) It can be described completely by its magnitude only.

c) It requires a reference point.

d) It always changes over time.

15. *Which of the following is NOT a scalar quantity?*

a) Distance

b) Time

c) Mass

d) Force

16. *What is a vector quantity?*

a) A physical quantity that requires magnitude and a particular direction.

b) A quantity that does not require direction.

c) A quantity that has magnitude but changes over time.

d) A quantity that only has direction.

17. [MLT-2] matches with the dimensional formula of ___

a) Force

b) Modulus of elasticity

c) Displacement

d) Strain

18. Which of the following is not a system of units?

a) MKS

b) CGS

c) SI

d) Decibel

19. *Two vectors are said to be equal if:*

 a) They have different magnitudes and directions.

b) They have equal magnitude but different directions.

c) They have equal magnitude and same direction.

d) They have no relation to each other.

20. For what value of a , ⃗

A=2 í+a ´j+ ḱ will be perpendicular to ⃗
B=4 í−2 ´j− ḱ
(a) 4
(b) 0
(c) 3
(d) 1 .

21. Convert 5 N to Dynes.

a) 500000 Dynes

b) 500 Dynes

c) 5 Dynes

d) 0.5 Dynes

22. . If ⃗ B= ´j−ḱ , then ⃗

A=í+2 ḱ and ⃗ A×⃗
B is equal to
´
(a) 2 í− j− ḱ
(b) −2 í+ ´j+ ḱ
(c) í+ ´j− ḱ
(d) 2 í+ ´j−2 ḱ

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23. The expression ( í+ ´j) is a
√2
(a) unit vector
(b) null vector
(c) vector of magnitude √ 2
(d) scalar

24. If ⃗
A=⃗ B+ ⃗ C and the magnitude of ⃗
A,⃗
B and ⃗
C are 5,4 , and 3 units respectively, then angle
between ⃗ A and ⃗ C is
(a) cos−1 ⁡( 4/ 5)
(b) cos−1 ⁡(3 /5)
(c) tan−1 ⁡(3 /4)
(d) sin−1 ⁡(3/ 5)
25. What is the angle between í+ ´j+ ḱ and í
(a) 0∘
(b) π /6
(c) π /3
(d) none of the above