Tuesday, 30 April 2024

MOTION IN ONE DIMENSION

1) a) What is understand by the term 'distance'?
b) Is distance a scalar or a vector quantity ?
c) What is the SI unit of distance ?

2)a) What is understand by the term 'displacement'
b) Is displacement a scalar or a vector quantity ?
c) State the SI unit of displacement.

3) Differentiate between distance and displacement.

4) Give an example to illustrate the difference between distance and displacement.

5) Give an example of a motion in which the displacement is zero but the distance travelled is not zero.

6) Name the physical quantity that represents the rate of change of displacement.

7) Define the following terms:
a) speed 
b) velocity

8) Complete the following table:
Quantity    CGS unit     SI unit    scalar or vector
a) speed     ____             ____        ______
b) velocity  _____           _____       ______

9) A car moving along a straight line covers a distance of 1 km due east in 100s. Find:
a) the speed of the car.
b) the velocity of the car.

10) What is meant by 
a) uniform velocity 
b) variable velocity 

11) Give one example for each of the following:
a) uniform velocity 
b) variable velocity

12) How is the displacement related to time a body moving with uniform velocity ?

13) The velocity of a body at any stand is v m/s towards east and after a time t second , it is v m/s towards west. Find 
a) the change in velocity.
b) the rate of change of velocity.

14) Give an example of a motion in which the average velocity is zero but the average speed is not zero.

15) Give an example of a motion in which speed is constant but velocity is variable.

16) Define the following terms:
a) acceleration 
b) retardation.

17) Differentiate between acceleration and retardation.

18) State the SI unit of acceleration.
 Is acceleration a scalar or vector quantity.
 The speed of a particle is constant. Can it have a acceleration ?
 if the above answer is yes, give an example.

19) draw a diagram to show the motion of a body whose speed remains constant but the velocity changes continuously.

20) Explain the following terms and give one example of each:
a) uniform acceleration
b) uniform retardation.

21) A student takes 15 minutes to travel from his home to the school with a uniform speed of 5 kmph. What is the distance of his school from the home ?

22) A body starts from rest and acquires a velocity of 20 m/s in 2 s. Find the acceleration.

23) A car takes 3 h to reach from a station A to a station B and then 5 h to return back from the station B to the station A. The distance between the two station is 240 km. Find 
a) the total distance travelled by the car.
b) the total displacement of the car.
c) the average speed of the car.
d) the average velocity of the car.

24) A car accelerates at a constant rate of 10 km/h². What does this statement mean?

25) At a certain instant the velocity of vehicle moving in a straight line is 40 km/h. After 2s, the velocity is 46 km/h and 2s later it is 52 km/h. What is the acceleration of the vehicle in m/s²?

26) The following table gives the speed of the four bodies P, Q, R, S, moving in straight lines .
Time  speed  speed  speed  speed
            of P      of Q     of R     of S
  (s)     m/s       m/s     m/s    m/s
   0        10          10       10      10 
  10       12          10        7       15 
  20       14          10        4        6
  30       16          10        1        9
Using the information given in the table, answer the following:
a) i) Which body moves with uniform velocity ?
ii) What is its velocity ?
b) i) Which body moves uniform acceleration ?
ii) What is its acceleration ?
c) i) Which body moves with uniform retardation ?
ii) What is its retardation ?
d) What is the velocity of the body R during the 25th second ?
e) What is the type of motion of the body S ?

Saturday, 27 April 2024

WORK, POWER AND ENERGY -2

1) How do you define work ?

2) State the circumstances under which work done by a body is zero.

3) A body moves in the direction of force applied. Write the expression for work done by it.

4) Write the expression for work, if force and displacement of the body are not along one straight line.

5) Name the units of work in MKS system.
a) fundamental units
b) gravitational units.

6) Define the following :
a) joule 
b) kilogram metre.

7) Fill in the blanks.
a) 1 joule = ____Nm.
b) 1 kg m = ____Nm.

8) How do you define power ?

9) Express power in terms of:
a) displacement 
b) velocity 

10) What are units of power in MKS system?
a) Absolute units.
b) Gravitational units.

11) Match the quantities given below:
S.N   Name of units    Magnitude 
1.       newton                Js⁻¹
2.       joule                 kg ms⁻²
3.   kilogram metre      Nm
4.       watt                  9.8 Nm

12) How do you define:
a) potential energy
b) gravitational potential energy

13) A body of mass 'm' is moved through a height of h in vertically upward direction. Find the change in its potential energy. Express it along with proper units.

14) Name the types of mechanical energy ?

15) How do you define kinetic energy ?

16) Obtain an expression for kinetic energy of a body.

17) Obtain a relation between Kinetic energy and momentum.

18) Show that the momentum of a body varies directly at the square root of the kinetic energy of the body.

19) The list shows different types of energy.
 (chemical, electrical , heat,  light, Kinetic, nuclear, potential, sound)
 Use, only, the words from the list to complete the following sentences . Words may be used more than once or not at all.

a) When a child plays with a battery driven car, ____energy is turned into___ energy as the car moves.

b) When a saying moves, the____energy at the highest point is changed into ____ energy as the swing falls.

c) When a person sings, the ____ energy from their food is turned into ___energy.

d) When a student lights a Bunsen's burner, chemical energy is turned into ____ and___ energy.

e) When a moving car is stopped by the application of brakes, ___energy is converted into ____energy.

20) A force of 5N displaces a body through a distance of 2m in its own direction. Calculate the work done.

21) A force of 10N acts on a body for some time and imparts a velocity of 6 m/s. Calculate the momentum of body if it moves with an acceleration of 2m/s².

22) A force of 8 N acts on a body for 5 second, continuously, on a frictionless plane. Calculate the momentum of the body if the body were at rest initially.

23) A body of mass 5kg moved to a height of 2 m. What is its potential energy ? g= ms⁻².

24) Calculate the kinetic energy of a body of mass 2 kg moving with a velocity of 5 ms⁻¹.

25) A body of mass 2 kg possesses same kinetic energy as that possessed by a body of mass 8 kg  moving with a velocity of 5 ms⁻¹. Calculate the velocity of first body.

26) A heavier body and a lighter body possess same kinetic energy. Which of the two has greater momentum ?

27) When a car accelerates up a slope what happens to its kinetic energy and gravitational potential energy ?

28) A body lifts a pail of water of weight 5 kgf through a vertical distance of 2m up a flight of steps. What will be the work done? take g= 10ms⁻².

29) A body weighing 500N runs upstairs from A to B as shown in figure. What work is done against Gravity ?
30) An athlete whose weight is 800 N runs up a flight of vertical height of 15m is 20s. Calculate the power of athelete .

31) A moving car is slowed down by the application of brakes . State which type of energy is converted into which other type ?

32) A box of weight 300N is pulled 5m along horizontal floor by a a force 10N. It is then lifted vertically through a distance of 2m. What is the total work done on the box ?

33) A simple pendulum swings as shorin figure 
a) At which point potential energy is maximum ?
b) At which point kinetic energy is maximum ?
c) How does total mechanical energy change during vibrations ?

34) A heavier body and a lighter body possesses same momentum. Which of the two has greater kinetic energy ?

35) Two bodies have their masses in the ratio 4:1. Calculate the ratio of their momentum if they have equal kinetic energies .

36) Two bodies have their masses in the ratio 4:1. Calculate the ratio their kinetic energies if they have equal momentum.

37) A body of mass 'm' is moving with a velocity 'v'. How will its kinetic energy change if the mass of a body is halved and velocity doubled?

38) A gardener uses a plank to move soil in a wheel barrow from a point A to a point B.
a) Calculate the work done in a moving the soil from A to B.
b) The garden takes 3 second to push the wheel barrow from A to B. calculate the power developed.
c) Calculate the average speed of the wheel barrow as it is pushed up the plank.

39) Give one example for each of the following:
a) Change in energy due to change in position.
b) Change in energy due to compression .
c) Change in energy due to elongation.
d) Change in energy due to twisting.

40) Give one example, where no work is done in spite of non-zero force and displacement.

41) A man weighing 70 kg carries a box weighing 30 kg on his head. Calculate the work done if,
a) he moves through a distance of 10 m on a horizontal road.
b) he climbs 8 steps on staircase, height of each 0.5 m.

42) A man lifts a weight of 40 kg through a height of 1.5 m in 5 second. Calculate, in watt, power of the man (take g= 10ms⁻²)

43) a) A machine can raise a load of 3000 N through a height of 20m in a time of 15s.
i) Calculate the work done in lifting the load.
ii) What power, in watt, is required to lift at the load ?
b) The machine was tested using different loads. A graph of efficiency verses load was plotted. From the graph, find 
a) The maximum efficiency of the machine.
b) The load, in newton, for which efficiency 50%.
c) The efficiency when the load is 3000N.

44) An engine pulls a train on a level track with a velocity of 70 kmph by applying a force 15 x 10N. Find the horsepower of the engine (1 H. P= 750 W).

45) Following list contains certain types of energy changes
     electrical energy--->  light energy
      chemical energy--->  heat energy
      light energy ----> chemical energy 
      light energy ---> kinetic energy
 From this, select the energy changes the occur in each of the following.
a) A motor is switched on
b) Coal is burnt 
c) A table lamp is used
d) photosynthesis 
e) A kerosene stove 
f) An electric fan

46) Complete the table below the show the main type of energy involved.
  Device        Energy before use     Energy when used 
a) loudspeaker     ____                      _______
b)  _____     gravitational potential energy    kinetic energy 
c) microphone     _____                  _____
d) ____        electric energy             kinetic energy
e) Hair dryer        _____                  ______

47) A model car of weight 2N, runs down the track as shown in fig .
a) How much work done in lifting the car from point B to A ?
b) What type of energy does the car have when it is stationery at the point A.
c) What is the mass of car ? (Take g= m/s²).

48) A water pump lifts 800 kg of water from a well 15 m deep in 1 minute. Calculate the horse power of the motor. (g= 10m/s² and 1 HP= 750W)

49) State law of conservation of energy.

50) Is there any case where law of conservation of energy is not valid ?

51) State law of conservation of mechanical energy.

52) Give one example explaining the concept of law of conservation of mechanical energy.

53) A body is dropped from a height 'h'. At any instant , it is at a distance x from the top.
a) Prove that the total mechanical energy of the body when the payment of x.
b) What is the net mechanical energy at that instant ?

54) A ball rolling on the ground, comes to rest after sometime. What happens to its kinetic energy ?

55) Fill in the two blanks columns of following table.
S.N  Case      Type of energy fed  Type of energy emitted
1. Burning wood  _____                      _____
2. Rotating fan    _____                       _____
3. Room heater    _____                      _____
4. Bulb                  _____                       _____
5. Microphone     _____                       _____

56) Name the device based upon conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy?

57) Name the device based upon conversion of mechanical energy to electrical energy.

58) Name the device which converts light in to electricity.

59) Give an example where chemical energy is converted into heat.

60) What type of energy is, first of all, given to simple pendulum.

61) After some time a vibrating simple pendulum stops. What happens to the energy given to it ?

62) What is the type of energy contained in the simple pendulum when it is 
a) in mean position 
b) at extreme position.

63) At which point does a vibrating simple pendulum possess maximum energy.
a) At a mean position.         yes/no
b) At extreme position         yes/no
c) Same energy every where yes/no

64) f7ill in the blanks:
a) Absolute unit work in MKS system is ____
b) Gravitational unit of work in MKS system is____
c) 1 kilogram metre is equal to ____ joule.
d) Power is the ratio between___and___ .
e) Potential energy of a body, in CGS system, is expressed in____
f) a battery converts____ energy into electrical energy.
g) The ___energy of wind in a windmill is converted to ___energy in a generator.
h) A solar cell converts___ energy to___ energy.
i) a lamp converts electrical energy into___ energy.
j) a thermo-couple converts___ energy into___ energy
k) Kinetic energy of a body varies directly as ____of its velocity.
l) Kinetic energy of a body varies___ as the mass of the body of its momentum is kept constant.
m) In a free fall, law of conservation of _____energy holds good .
n) There is no exception to the validity of law of conversion of ____.
o) a fan converts ---- energy to____ energy.

65) State True or False 
a) Work done is always positive.
b) Work done can be zero inspite of the fact that neither force nor displacement is zero.
c) Absolute unit of work is kilogram.
d) 1 Newton metre and joule are same things.
e) a body lying on the surface of the earth may have potential energy.
f) Kinetic energy of a body is directly proportion to the velocity of the body.
g) A dynamo Converts electrical energy to mechanical energy.
h) A microphone Converts vibrational energy in to electrical energy.

Wednesday, 10 April 2024

Test paper -IX (2023/24)





Day- 2 (Physics)

1) a) What is a fundamental quantity ?        (2)

b) Name three fundamental quantities commonly used in physics.     (1.5)

c)  State the unit of the above quantities and SI system.      (1.5)

2)a) What do you understand by the term "numerical value of the quantity"?   (1)

b) What do you understand by the term "unit"?      (2)

c) Write two requirements for selecting a unit for a physical quantity.    (2)

d) What is fundamental physical quantity?      (2)

e) What is derived unit ?       (2)

f) Give four examples of derive the units.   (2)

3) Fill in the blanks:  1/4 x 12= 3
Physical quantity.    Fundamental  unit in CGS   Unit in SI
a)     _______                  _______          ________           m³
b)    ________                 _______          ________           K
c)    ________                 _______           gm cm⁻³       ____
d)    _______                   _______           cm s⁻²          _____ 


Day - 1 (Biology) 

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct alternative out of those given within the brackets :

1. ___ is a green plastid containing the pigment chlorophyll. (chloroplast/ chromoplast).

2. ___ is a membrane-bound non living structure in a Cell. (vacuole/nucleus).

3. The ___ plays an important role in heredity, cell division and protein synthesis. (Nucleus/Golgi body).

4. In ___ and ___, the nuclear membrane is absent. (bacteria/ blue green algae/ plant cell)

5. All living cells contain___. (Protoplasm/chloroplast)

6. ___ is also known as powerhouse of the cell. (nucleus/ mitochondria)

7. Mitochondria are concerned with the process of___ (division/ respiration)

8. Mitochondria are generally found in ___cells. (eukaryotic/prokaryotic)

9. The endoplasmic reticulum is provided with a number of dot- like structures called____ (lysosomes/ribosomes)

10. The additional outermost non living layer of a plant cell is called___ (cell membrane/ cell wall)

11. Animal cells do not contain__ (plastids/centrosome)

12. The chromatin fibres are found in ____(nucleoplasm/ cytoplasm)

13. The largest cell in the animal kingdom is that of___egg.(Ostrich's/hen's) 

14. ____control the entrance and exit of molecules ore ions. (Cell wall/ plasma membrane/vacuole)

15. _____ is a system of flattened Sacs interview and those plasmic reticulum and tubules. (endoplasmic reticulum/vacuoles/nucleus)

16. The smooth endoplasmic reticulum does not possess any ___ (lysosomes/ ribosome/ mitochondria)

17. The term 'cell was coined by ____ (Robert Hooke/Theophrastus)

18. plant cells have both a ____ and a ___. (cell wall/ blood/ cell membrane)

19. The ribosomes are involved in protein synthesis with the help of three types of (ribonucleic acid/ nucleus/ amino acid)

20. Golgi complex is___ in function. (secretary/ photosynthetic/ respiratory)

21. The organelle which destroy foreign particles or digests worn- out cells are ___(nucleus/lysosome/ vacuole)

22. The part of a cell associated with heredity is ____. (chromosome/cytoplasm/ mitochondria