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Subject Specific Paper (Mathematics)

Question 1Single Answer
Which physical quantity is a vector?
  1. A
    Speed
  2. B
    Mass
  3. C
    Velocity
  4. D
    Temperature
Question 2Single Answer
The SI unit of acceleration is:
  1. A
    m/s
  2. B
    kg m/s
  3. C
    m/s²
  4. D
    N/m
Question 3Single Answer
Newton's first law is also known as the law of:
  1. A
    Inertia
  2. B
    Gravitation
  3. C
    Momentum
  4. D
    Acceleration
Question 4Single Answer
The tendency of a body to resist a change in its state of motion is called:
  1. A
    Inertia
  2. B
    Momentum
  3. C
    Impulse
  4. D
    Friction
Question 5Single Answer
The momentum of a body depends upon its:
  1. A
    Force and velocity
  2. B
    Mass and acceleration
  3. C
    Mass and velocity
  4. D
    Weight and acceleration
Question 6Single Answer
Newton's second law relates force to:
  1. A
    Conservation of mass
  2. B
    Rate of change of displacement
  3. C
    Conservation of energy
  4. D
    Rate of change of momentum
Question 7Single Answer
Action and reaction forces:
  1. A
    Act on the same body
  2. B
    Have different magnitudes
  3. C
    Always cancel each other on one body
  4. D
    Act on different bodies
Question 8Single Answer
The SI unit of force is:
  1. A
    Joule
  2. B
    Newton
  3. C
    Pascal
  4. D
    Watt
Question 9Single Answer
Work is said to be done when:
  1. A
    Force acts without displacement
  2. B
    Displacement occurs without force
  3. C
    Mass changes with time
  4. D
    Force produces displacement
Question 10Single Answer
The SI unit of work is:
  1. A
    Joule
  2. B
    Watt
  3. C
    Newton
  4. D
    Pascal
Question 11Single Answer
Power is defined as:
  1. A
    Work multiplied by time
  2. B
    Energy per unit volume
  3. C
    Force per unit area
  4. D
    Rate of doing work
Question 12Single Answer
The SI unit of power is:
  1. A
    Watt
  2. B
    Newton
  3. C
    Joule
  4. D
    Ampere
Question 13Single Answer
Kinetic energy is associated with:
  1. A
    Motion
  2. B
    Position
  3. C
    Shape only
  4. D
    Temperature only
Question 14Single Answer
Gravitational potential energy depends mainly upon:
  1. A
    Frequency
  2. B
    Electrical resistance
  3. C
    Magnetic field
  4. D
    Position in a gravitational field
Question 15Single Answer
The law of conservation of energy states that energy:
  1. A
    Can be created but not destroyed
  2. B
    Can neither be created nor destroyed
  3. C
    Can be destroyed but not created
  4. D
    Always remains kinetic
Question 16Single Answer
The centre of mass of a uniform circular ring lies:
  1. A
    On its circumference
  2. B
    Halfway between centre and circumference
  3. C
    Outside the ring
  4. D
    At its geometrical centre
Question 17Single Answer
Torque is the rotational analogue of:
  1. A
    Force
  2. B
    Energy
  3. C
    Momentum
  4. D
    Power
Question 18Single Answer
Angular momentum remains constant when:
  1. A
    External force is maximum
  2. B
    External torque is zero
  3. C
    Velocity is zero
  4. D
    Acceleration is constant
Question 19Single Answer
The moment of inertia of a body depends on:
  1. A
    Volume only
  2. B
    Temperature only
  3. C
    Pressure only
  4. D
    Distribution of mass about the axis
Question 20Single Answer
A body moving in a circle with constant speed has:
  1. A
    Zero acceleration
  2. B
    Centripetal acceleration
  3. C
    Constant velocity
  4. D
    No force acting on it
Question 21Single Answer
Centripetal force is directed:
  1. A
    Tangentially outward
  2. B
    Vertically upward
  3. C
    Towards the centre
  4. D
    Opposite to gravity
Question 22Single Answer
The gravitational force between two bodies is always:
  1. A
    Repulsive
  2. B
    Zero
  3. C
    Attractive
  4. D
    Electromagnetic
Question 23Single Answer
The value of acceleration due to gravity is maximum near:
  1. A
    The equator
  2. B
    Infinite height
  3. C
    The centre of Earth
  4. D
    The poles
Question 24Single Answer
The weight of an object is:
  1. A
    Independent of gravity
  2. B
    Always constant everywhere
  3. C
    Equal to its mass
  4. D
    Gravitational force acting on it
Question 25Single Answer
The mass of a body:
  1. A
    Changes from Earth to Moon
  2. B
    Depends on gravitational acceleration
  3. C
    Becomes zero in space
  4. D
    Remains essentially unchanged with location
Question 26Single Answer
Escape velocity is the minimum speed needed to:
  1. A
    Circle Earth indefinitely
  2. B
    Stop a satellite
  3. C
    Escape a gravitational field without further propulsion
  4. D
    Increase mass
Question 27Single Answer
A geostationary satellite appears:
  1. A
    To remain above the poles
  2. B
    To move from north to south
  3. C
    To fall continuously to Earth
  4. D
    Fixed relative to an observer on Earth
Question 28Single Answer
Friction acts:
  1. A
    Always vertically
  2. B
    Along relative motion or tendency of motion
  3. C
    Along gravitational force only
  4. D
    Perpendicular to all surfaces
Question 29Single Answer
Rolling friction is generally:
  1. A
    Greater than sliding friction
  2. B
    Equal to static friction always
  3. C
    Less than sliding friction
  4. D
    Infinite
Question 30Single Answer
Impulse is related to change in:
  1. A
    Energy
  2. B
    Momentum
  3. C
    Temperature
  4. D
    Density
Question 31Single Answer
Density is defined as:
  1. A
    Mass per unit area
  2. B
    Volume per unit mass
  3. C
    Force per unit area
  4. D
    Mass per unit volume
Question 32Single Answer
The SI unit of density is:
  1. A
    kg/m
  2. B
    kg/m²
  3. C
    N/m³
  4. D
    kg/m³
Question 33Single Answer
Pressure is defined as:
  1. A
    Mass per unit volume
  2. B
    Work per unit time
  3. C
    Force per unit area
  4. D
    Energy per unit mass
Question 34Single Answer
The SI unit of pressure is:
  1. A
    Newton
  2. B
    Joule
  3. C
    Pascal
  4. D
    Watt
Question 35Single Answer
Pascal's law is mainly applicable to:
  1. A
    Fluids
  2. B
    Vacuum
  3. C
    Light waves
  4. D
    Magnetic poles
Question 36Single Answer
Hydraulic brakes operate primarily on:
  1. A
    Bernoulli's theorem
  2. B
    Ohm's law
  3. C
    Hooke's law
  4. D
    Pascal's law
Question 37Single Answer
Archimedes' principle deals with:
  1. A
    Electrical force
  2. B
    Buoyant force
  3. C
    Magnetic force
  4. D
    Centripetal force
Question 38Single Answer
A body floats in a liquid when its weight is:
  1. A
    Equal to buoyant force
  2. B
    Greater than buoyant force
  3. C
    Always zero
  4. D
    Unrelated to buoyancy
Question 39Single Answer
Surface tension is caused mainly by:
  1. A
    Gravitational waves
  2. B
    Nuclear forces
  3. C
    Cohesive forces between liquid molecules
  4. D
    Magnetic domains
Question 40Single Answer
The SI unit of surface tension is:
  1. A
    N/m²
  2. B
    N/m
  3. C
    J/s
  4. D
    kg/m³
Question 41Single Answer
Capillary rise is closely related to:
  1. A
    Electromagnetic induction
  2. B
    Nuclear fission
  3. C
    Surface tension
  4. D
    Radioactivity
Question 42Single Answer
Viscosity is the property of a fluid that opposes:
  1. A
    Magnetic flux
  2. B
    Electric current
  3. C
    Relative motion between its layers
  4. D
    Heat radiation
Question 43Single Answer
The SI unit of coefficient of dynamic viscosity is:
  1. A
    W
  2. B
    N
  3. C
    J
  4. D
    Pa s
Question 44Single Answer
Bernoulli's theorem is based on conservation of:
  1. A
    Mass-energy in nuclear reactions only
  2. B
    Electric charge
  3. C
    Angular momentum only
  4. D
    Energy in fluid flow
Question 45Single Answer
Elasticity is the ability of a material to:
  1. A
    Melt easily
  2. B
    Regain its original shape after deformation
  3. C
    Conduct electricity
  4. D
    Become radioactive
Question 46Single Answer
Stress is:
  1. A
    Change in length per unit length
  2. B
    Restoring force per unit area
  3. C
    Work per unit volume
  4. D
    Force multiplied by area
Question 47Single Answer
Strain is:
  1. A
    Measured in pascals
  2. B
    Measured in newtons
  3. C
    Dimensionless
  4. D
    Measured in joules
Question 48Single Answer
Hooke's law is valid within the:
  1. A
    Boiling point
  2. B
    Melting point
  3. C
    Elastic limit
  4. D
    Critical temperature only
Question 49Single Answer
Young's modulus relates longitudinal stress to:
  1. A
    Volume strain only
  2. B
    Shear strain only
  3. C
    Longitudinal strain
  4. D
    Temperature
Question 50Single Answer
Bulk modulus describes resistance to change in:
  1. A
    Volume
  2. B
    Length only
  3. C
    Electric charge
  4. D
    Magnetic moment
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