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This section includes 1489 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your 8th Class knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
701. |
A mechanical system produces heat energy because of |
A. | Radiation |
B. | Convection |
C. | Lubrication |
D. | Friction |
Answer» E. | |
702. |
Jackson is rearranging his study. He decides to move the file cabinet to the comer of the room. He starts pushing the file cabinet over the floor. Which force is acting between the floor and the file cabinet? |
A. | Tension |
B. | Frictional |
C. | Compressive |
D. | Gravitational |
Answer» C. Compressive | |
703. |
A magnet can pull an iron nail toward itself. The maximum distance from which the magnet (shown in the given figure) can pull the nail is labelled as d.On which surface will this distance d be relatively large? |
A. | Cemented surface |
B. | Carpeted surface |
C. | Sandy surface |
D. | Oily surface |
Answer» E. | |
704. |
On which of the following types of roads will a sledge travel the farthest? |
A. | Dry road |
B. | Icy road |
C. | Carpeted road |
D. | Cemented road |
Answer» C. Carpeted road | |
705. |
Ted learns about force of friction and tries out different ways of reducing as well as increasing the friction on the surface of his driveway. In order to reduce the friction on the surface of the drive way, Ted should |
A. | Cover it with small pebbles |
B. | Cover it with sand |
C. | Spread grit on it |
D. | Pour oil on it |
Answer» E. | |
706. |
Olivia pushes a toy car on a rough surface. The toy car travels 4 m before stopping. The distance travelled by the toy car can be increased by |
A. | Loading the toy car with a stone |
B. | Removing the wheels of the toy car |
C. | Pushing the toy car with less force |
D. | Pushing the toy car on a smooth surface |
Answer» E. | |
707. |
John pushes a table with wheels under it. At the same time, Abraham pushes a table without any wheels under it. Both the .tables weigh the same. The two tables move at the same speed, but John applies lesser force than Abraham.Which force is reduced by the wheels under John's table? |
A. | Magnetic |
B. | Frictional |
C. | Electrostatic |
D. | Gravitational |
Answer» C. Electrostatic | |
708. |
Two boxes, having the same weight, are kept between two vertical walls. Calvin lifts one of the boxes (against the pull of gravitational force) with the help of a rope. Before lifting the second box, he lubricates the vertical walls with oil. As a result, he has to apply less force to lift the second box. Which force is reduced as a result of the lubrication of the walls? |
A. | Gravitational |
B. | Compressive |
C. | Frictional |
D. | Magnetic |
Answer» D. Magnetic | |
709. |
Tony is playing carom along with his friends. After completing 2 games, some talcum powder is rubbed on to the board. Talcum powder is used on the board to |
A. | Reduce its friction |
B. | Decrease its mass |
C. | Improve its fragrance |
D. | Improve its conductivity |
Answer» B. Decrease its mass | |
710. |
A body of mass 25 kg, is placed on a horizontal surface whose coefficient of friction 0.25. Find the frictional force action on it. Take (\[g=10m{{s}^{-2}}\]) |
A. | 150 N |
B. | 175 N |
C. | 62.5 N |
D. | 53.3 N |
Answer» D. 53.3 N | |
711. |
There are three types of friction, namely sliding, static, and rolling. They are respectively denoted as \[{{f}_{sl}},{{f}_{st,}}\] and \[{{f}_{roll}}\]. On a given surface, the given frictional forces are related as |
A. | \[{{f}_{sl}}>{{f}_{st}}>{{f}_{roll}}\] |
B. | \[{{f}_{st}}>{{f}_{sl}}>{{f}_{roll}}\] |
C. | \[{{f}_{st}}>{{f}_{roll}}>{{f}_{sl}}\] |
D. | \[{{f}_{sl}}>{{f}_{roll}}>{{f}_{st}}\] |
Answer» C. \[{{f}_{st}}>{{f}_{roll}}>{{f}_{sl}}\] | |
712. |
If the force of friction were not to exist, then it would be almost impossible to both |
A. | Speak and listen |
B. | Write and walk |
C. | Speak and walk |
D. | Write and listen |
Answer» C. Speak and walk | |
713. |
Joe slides a plank of wood over the floor. As the wood plank slides over the floor, its speed can be increased the most if |
A. | The floor is lubricated |
B. | It is coated with oil |
C. | Balls are placed under it |
D. | It is smoothed with sand paper |
Answer» D. It is smoothed with sand paper | |
714. |
In order to reduce the friction of a wheel-axle, a bicycle uses |
A. | gears |
B. | brakes |
C. | pedals |
D. | ball bearings |
Answer» E. | |
715. |
Ted learns about force of friction. He tries out different ways of reducing as well as increasing the friction on the surface of his driveway. In order to increase the friction on the surface of the driveway, Ted should |
A. | Cover it with small pebbles |
B. | Cover it with wax |
C. | Pour water on it |
D. | Pour oil on it |
Answer» B. Cover it with wax | |
716. |
Vishnu and Mahesh are pushing a heavy box placed on a floor, as shown in the given figure. The arrow over the box shows the direction of motion of the box. Vishnu is applying a force of magnitude \[{{F}_{v}}\] and Mahesh is applying a force of magnitude \[{{F}_{m}}\]. Which of the following pairs of forces have the same direction? |
A. | \[{{F}_{v}}\]and frictional force |
B. | \[{{F}_{m}}\]and frictional force |
C. | \[{{F}_{v}}\]and gravitational force |
D. | \[{{F}_{m}}\] and gravitational force |
Answer» C. \[{{F}_{v}}\]and gravitational force | |
717. |
Four similar boxes are labelled I, II, III, and IV. The masses of I and III are equal and the masses of II and IV are equal. The mass of box I is smaller than that of box II. Boxes I and II are placed in a grass field and boxes III and IV are placed on a marble floor. Which box requires the maximum force to be moved? |
A. | I |
B. | II |
C. | III |
D. | IV |
Answer» C. III | |
718. |
A formula one car is shown in the given figure. Formula one (F1) is one of the most famous and fastest racing events of the world. In this sport, cars can acquire speeds as high as 320 km/hr. One of the reasons of the high speeds is the design of the F1 cars. The shape of the car helps in |
A. | Reducing the air drags |
B. | Reducing the car weight |
C. | Increasing the car efficiency |
D. | Increasing the consumption fuel |
Answer» B. Reducing the car weight | |
719. |
In order to move a stationary object, an interlocking between the two surfaces must be overcome. The minimum force required to overcome this interlocking is known as |
A. | Static friction |
B. | Rolling friction |
C. | Sliding friction |
D. | Kinetic friction |
Answer» B. Rolling friction | |
720. |
Four cubical boxes, made up of the same material, are placed on the ground and are pushed with a constant force, \[{{d}_{1}},{{d}_{2}},{{d}_{3}}\], and \[{{d}_{4}}\] are the distances travelled by the boxes. They are related as \[{{d}_{3}}>{{d}_{2}}>{{d}_{4}}>{{d}_{1}}\]. The sides \[{{a}_{1}},{{a}_{2}},{{a}_{3}},\] and \[{{a}_{4}}\] of the respective boxes are related as |
A. | \[{{a}_{1}}>{{a}_{2}}>{{a}_{3}}>{{a}_{4}}\] |
B. | \[{{a}_{1}}>{{a}_{4}}>{{a}_{2}}>{{a}_{3}}\] |
C. | \[{{a}_{3}}>{{a}_{2}}>{{a}_{4}}>{{a}_{1}}\] |
D. | \[{{a}_{4}}>{{a}_{3}}>{{a}_{2}}>{{a}_{1}}\] |
Answer» C. \[{{a}_{3}}>{{a}_{2}}>{{a}_{4}}>{{a}_{1}}\] | |
721. |
Friction arises due to _______ in the surfaces of objects. |
A. | Softness |
B. | Irregularities |
C. | Atmospheric pressure |
D. | Magnetism |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Atmospheric pressure | |
722. |
The force which always opposes the motion of an object is: |
A. | Gravitational force |
B. | Frictional force |
C. | Magnetic force |
D. | Muscular force |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Magnetic force | |
723. |
_____ is involved in filling up the liquid into the syringe. |
A. | Atmospheric pressure |
B. | Magnetic pressure |
C. | Frictional force |
D. | Electrostatic force |
E. | None of these |
Answer» B. Magnetic pressure | |
724. |
When would depression in the ground be the most: |
A. | When a man stands on the ground |
B. | When a lies upside down on the ground. |
C. | When a tree falls on the ground. |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» B. When a lies upside down on the ground. | |
725. |
Unit of measuring loudness is: |
A. | Hertz |
B. | Metre/Second |
C. | Metre |
D. | Decibel |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
726. |
Which one of the following statements is correct? (i) Loudness of sound is directly proportional to the square of amplitude vibrations. (ii) Sound can travel through vacuum. (iii) Speed of sound is maximum in solids. (iv) The outer part of ear is called ear canal. |
A. | (i) and (ii) |
B. | (ii) and (iii) |
C. | (i) and (iii) |
D. | (i) and (iv) |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. (i) and (iv) | |
727. |
If we strike a wooden table with a steel spoon lightly we hear a feeble sound but if we hit the wooden table hard with steel spoon, a loud sound is heard because: |
A. | Amplitude of vibration is high in case of loud sound. |
B. | Amplitude of vibration is low in case of feeble sound. |
C. | Both [a] and [b] |
D. | Either [a] or [b] |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Both [a] and [b] | |
728. |
Frequency of vibration is directly proportional to___ of sound. |
A. | Amplitude |
B. | Loudness |
C. | Pitch |
D. | Time period |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. Time period | |
729. |
If the amplitude of a vibration is doubled then the loudness of the sounds will become: |
A. | Half |
B. | One-fourth |
C. | Doubled |
D. | Four times |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
730. |
S.I. unit of pressure is? |
A. | Newton |
B. | Pascal |
C. | Metre |
D. | Newton |
E. | None of these |
Answer» F. | |
731. |
Friction can be reduced by: |
A. | Polishing the surface. |
B. | Greasing the surfaces. |
C. | Using wheels. |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
732. |
While playing tugs of war we often feel that the rope is slipping through our hands. We rub soil on our hands to: |
A. | Decrease friction |
B. | Increase friction |
C. | Increase pressure |
D. | To increase area of contact |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Increase pressure | |
733. |
As we go up in the atmosphere from the surface of earth, the atmosphere pressure decreases due to decrease in ______ of air above us. |
A. | Length |
B. | Weight |
C. | Colour |
D. | Mixture |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Colour | |
734. |
100 Pascal is equal to: |
A. | \[100\text{ }Newton\] |
B. | \[1000\,N/{{m}^{2}}\] |
C. | \[100\,\,N/{{m}^{2}}\] |
D. | \[10,000\,\,N/{{m}^{2}}\] |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. \[10,000\,\,N/{{m}^{2}}\] | |
735. |
A list of mediums is given below: (i) Wood (ii) Water (iii) Air (iv) Vacuum In which of these mediums can sound travel? |
A. | (i) and (ii) only |
B. | (i), (ii) and (iii) only |
C. | (iii) and (iv) only |
D. | (ii), (iii) and (iv) only |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. (iii) and (iv) only | |
736. |
The maximum friction will be observed between two objects when: |
A. | One object which just tends to move over the surface of the other object. |
B. | One object moves slowly over the surface of another object. |
C. | One object rolls over the surface of another object. |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» B. One object moves slowly over the surface of another object. | |
737. |
If the same force is applied on a toy car, on which of the following. It will move with maximum speed? |
A. | Wooden surface |
B. | Uneven surface |
C. | Polished marble surface |
D. | Brick wall |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. Brick wall | |
738. |
Which one of the following forces can be applied only when the body is in contact with the object? |
A. | Frictional force |
B. | Muscular force |
C. | Gravitational force |
D. | Both [a] and [b] |
E. | None of these |
Answer» B. Muscular force | |
739. |
A boy is pushing a table from left to right. The force of friction will act on the table: |
A. | From left to right |
B. | Vertically downwards |
C. | Vertically upwards |
D. | From right to left |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
740. |
Which of the following produces sound in Dholak? |
A. | Stretched strings |
B. | Air column |
C. | Stretched membrane |
D. | Keys |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. Keys | |
741. |
___ shaped objects will face minimum resistance while moving in under: |
A. | Rectangular |
B. | Square |
C. | Oblongata |
D. | Streamlined |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
742. |
A force is applied on an object which is in rest. If frictional force is equal to applied force then the body: |
A. | Will move in forward direction. |
B. | Will move in backward direction. |
C. | Will remain in rest. |
D. | Will move in upward direction. |
E. | None of these |
Answer» D. Will move in upward direction. | |
743. |
School bags have wide straps so as to: (i) Increase the pressure on the shoulder. (ii) Decrease the pressure on the shoulder. (iii) Make the bag's weight fall over a small area of the shoulder. (iv) Make the bag's weight fall over a large area of the shoulder. |
A. | (ii) and (iii) |
B. | (i) and (iii) |
C. | (i) and (ii) |
D. | (ii) and (iv) |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
744. |
When the force applied in the directions of motion of the object, its spa |
A. | Decreases |
B. | Increases |
C. | Either increases or decreases |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Either increases or decreases | |
745. |
In which of the following more frictional force will be observed? |
A. | A man walking on a glass. |
B. | A man walking on ice. |
C. | A man walking on a concrete road. |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. A man walking on a concrete road. | |
746. |
Atmospheric pressure _______ with increasing height. |
A. | Increases |
B. | Decreases |
C. | Remains same |
D. | Expands |
E. | None of these |
Answer» C. Remains same | |
747. |
We can conclude that force can change the shape of an object by which of the following examples? |
A. | Breaking of glass on hammering. |
B. | Squeezing of a toothpaste tube. |
C. | Stretching of a spring on applying force. |
D. | All the above |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
748. |
Force X and Y are applied on an object in opposite directions. If the magnitude of force Y is more than the X, then the net force acting on the object . |
A. | X - Y is in the direction of Y. |
B. | Y - X is in the direction of Y. |
C. | X - Y is in the direction of X. |
D. | Y - X is in the direction of X. |
E. | None of these |
Answer» E. None of these | |
749. |
How does the pressure exerted by a liquid change? |
A. | Increases with depth |
B. | Decreases with depth |
C. | Remains constant |
D. | First increases and then decreases |
Answer» B. Decreases with depth | |
750. |
What causes the atmospheric pressure? |
A. | The sky above our head |
B. | The air surrounding the earth |
C. | The gravitational force of the sun and other planets |
D. | The mass of the earth |
Answer» C. The gravitational force of the sun and other planets | |