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Ss1 Physics Third Exam

The document is a physics exam for SS1 students, containing multiple-choice questions and theory sections covering topics such as electric current, charge, potential difference, resistance, atomic structure, motion, energy, and forces. It includes questions on units of measurement, laws of physics, and practical applications. Additionally, the theory section requires definitions, calculations, and explanations related to stress, strain, and electricity generation.

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Ss1 Physics Third Exam

The document is a physics exam for SS1 students, containing multiple-choice questions and theory sections covering topics such as electric current, charge, potential difference, resistance, atomic structure, motion, energy, and forces. It includes questions on units of measurement, laws of physics, and practical applications. Additionally, the theory section requires definitions, calculations, and explanations related to stress, strain, and electricity generation.

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Ss1 physics third term exam

1. The SI unit of electric current is ______a) ampere (b) volts (c) ohm’s (d) coulomb
2. The SI unit of electric charge is_____ (a) ampere (b) volts (c) ohm’s (d) coulomb
3. The SI unit of potential difference is_____ (a) ampere (b) volts (c) ohm’s (d) coulomb
4. The SI unit of resistance is _____a) ampere (b) volts (c) ohm’s (d) coulomb
5. Ohm’s law states that (a) V=IR (b) Q=It (c) R=IV (d) W=QV
6.The following are examples of theory except (a)concrete (b) oil (c) brick (d) metal
7.The nucleus of an atom consist of (a) proton and electron (b) neutron and electron (c)
proton and neutron (d) none of the above
8.Positive ions are called ____ (a) camions (b) anions (c) molecules (d) atom
9.When is atom said to be electrically neutral (a) when the number of proton equals the
number of neutron (b) when the number of protons equals the the number of electrons
(c) when the number of proton is greater then the number of electron (d) when the
number of neutron equals the number of electron
10.ion is a form of ____ (a) atom (b) molecules (c) matter (d) none of the above.
11. crystal structure is generally used to describe (a) the external structure of solids (b)
the internal structure of solids (c) the internal structure of liquids (d) the external
structure of liquids
12. Particles of a solid are orderly arranged in .,……….. planes (a) parallel (b) horizontal
(c) vertical (d) none of the above
13. Unit cell is also known as (a) monoclinic system (b) polyclinic system (c)space lattice
(d) none of the above
14. ………… substance has a definite internal arrangement of particles (a) Amorphous (b)
Crystalline (c) Elastic (d) Atomic
15. ………….. are not efflorescence substance (a) Amorphous (b) Crystalline (c) Elastic (d)
Atom
16.The SI unit of tensile stress is ….. (a) N/m (b) Nm (c) N/m (d) m
2 2

17.The SI unit of tensile strain is ….. (a) N/m (b) Nm (c) N/m (d) none of the above
2

18. The SI unit of tensile strain is ….. (a) N/m (b) Nm (c) N/m (d) none of the above
2

19. The SI unit of force constant, K is ….. (a) N/m (b) Nm (c) N/m (d) m 2

20. Hooke’s law states that (a) F α A (b)F α e (c) E α F (d) E α A


21. Which of the following is not a form of energy? (a)sand energy (b)kinetic energy (c)solar
energy (d)work energy
22. Viscosity is a _________ (a)scalar quantity (b)vector quantity (c)physical quantity (d)all of
the above
23. Which of the following is not a low viscous liquid? (a)grease (b)water (c)kerosene
(d)petrol
24. __________ force can also be called push (a)like force (b)unlike force (c)frictional force
(d)pull
25. Which of the following is not a type of motion? (a)random motion (b)relative motion
(c)resting motion (d)rotational motion
2W. A car starts from rest and achieve a velocity of 20m/s in 10 seconds, moving westward
from a starting point 0. What will be its average acceleration? (a)- 2m/s2 (b) 2m/s2 (c) 2m/s
(d)- 2m/s
27. A decrease in velocity is called (a)acceleration (b)deceleration (c)velocity (d)brakes being
applied
28. __________ is the ability of capability to do work? (a)energy (b)work done (c)power
(d)food
29. The rate of work done or energy expended is known as __________ (a)energy (b)power
(c)work done (d)distance
30. Power is measured in __________ (a)joules (b)Newton (c)watt (d)kilogram
31. The following are the factors that affect friction except (a)velocity (b)nature of contact
surfaces (c)surface area in contact (d)weight
32. One metre is equivalent to ___________ (a)10 decimetre (b)100 centimetre (c)1000
millimetre (d)10000 micrometres
33. The S.I unit of speed is ___________ (a)m/s (b)cm/s (c)km/h (d)ft/s
34. The distance between two objects is 20m and the displacement is 5m, and the distance?
(a)- 15m (b)15m (c)10m (d)5m
35. The formula for speed is ___________ (a)speed = distance/time (b)speed =
displacement/time (c)distance = speed X time (d)displacement = speed + time
36. Which of the following is not a vector quantity? (a)weight (b)velocity (c)time
(d)acceleration
37. The ___________ of an object is the rate of change of its velocity with respect to time.
(a)distance (b)displacement (c)speed (d)acceleration
38. Which one of the following is not a unit of speed? (a)m/s (b)km/h (c)cm/s (d)ft/s
39. If an object is moving in a circular path, then it is undergoing ___________ motion.
(a)rotational (b)rectilinear (c)periodic (d)random
40. The ratio of the centripetal force to the product of the mass and square of velocity is
equal to ___________ (a)one (b)zero (c)centripetal acceleration (d)tangential acceleration
41. The force that opposes the relative motion of two surfaces in contact is called
__________ force. (a)frictional (b)gravitational (c)centripetal (d)normal
42. The force that acts at a distance and does not require contact between the two objects is
called __________ force. (a)frictional (b)contact (c)non-contact (d)gravitational
43. Which of the following is not a unit of time? (a)second (b)minute (c)hour (d)day
44. The ___________ of an object is the product of its mass and velocity. (a)density
(b)pressure (c)momentum (d)acceleration
45. The force that causes a change in the shape or size of an object is called __________
force. (a)compressive (b)tensile (c)shearing (d)all of the above
46.. The force that causes an object to move in a circular path is called ___________ force.
(a)centripetal (b)tangential (c)normal (d)frictional
47. The ___________ of an object is the force required to change its velocity by one metre
per second. (a)mass (b)weight (c)density (d)momentum
48. The force that opposes the motion of an object is called ___________ force. (a)drag
(b)frictional (c)gravitational (d)normal
49. The force that always acts in the direction opposite to the motion of an object is called
__________ force. (a)drag (b)frictional (c)normal (d)tangential
50. The ___________ of an object is the force required to change its velocity by one metre
per second. (a)mass (b)weight (c)density (d)momentum
Theory
1. Define the following term and denotes their formula (a) stress (b) strains (c) young
modulus
2a. A hot liquids enter through a copper pipes of 15mm long. This causes and increase in
length to 15.12mm. Calculate the longitudinal strain of the pipe
b. With the aid of a neat sketch, explain the types of stress
3a. Differentiate between adhesive and cohesive force (b). State two applications of
surface tensions
4. An household made use of 12ohms , 15ohms and 10 ohms in their appliances.
Calculate the resistance in series and parallel.
4b. What is the resistivity of a cylindrical material wire whose 1.0m length has a resistance
of 2ohm. The diameter of the wire is 0.5mm.
5a. State five reduction of surface tension (b) briefly explain how electricity is generated
from a dam

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