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Physical quantities and measurement

6 Class 9 Physics questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Which of these is a base quantity in the SI system?

    • 1 Length
    • 2 Force
    • 3 Area
    • 4 Speed
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    Correct answer: Length

    Length is one of the seven base quantities. Force, speed and area are derived from base quantities.

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  2. What is the SI unit of time?

    • 1 Minute
    • 2 Day
    • 3 Second
    • 4 Hour
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    Correct answer: Second

    The second is the SI base unit of time.

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  3. The least count of a metre rule is:

    • 1 1 m
    • 2 1 mm
    • 3 1 cm
    • 4 0.1 mm
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    Correct answer: 1 mm

    A metre rule is marked in millimetres, so its least count is 1 mm.

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  4. The least count of a vernier calliper is usually:

    • 1 1 cm
    • 2 0.01 cm
    • 3 0.001 cm
    • 4 0.1 cm
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    Correct answer: 0.01 cm

    A common vernier calliper reads to 0.01 cm, or 0.1 mm.

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  5. What is 5 kilometres expressed in metres?

    • 1 50 m
    • 2 50000 m
    • 3 5000 m
    • 4 500 m
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    Correct answer: 5000 m

    Kilo means 1000, so 5 km = 5 x 1000 = 5000 m.

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  6. A screw gauge is mainly used to measure:

    • 1 Time
    • 2 The temperature of a body
    • 3 Very small thickness or diameter, such as a wire
    • 4 The mass of a body
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    Correct answer: Very small thickness or diameter, such as a wire

    A screw gauge measures small lengths such as the diameter of a thin wire with high precision.

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