Question 1
• What is the formula for density?
• A. Mass / Volume
• B. Volume / Mass
• C. Mass * Volume
• D. Weight / Volume
Question 2
• Which unit is commonly used for density?
• A. kg
• B. m
• C. kg/m³
• D. m³/kg
Question 3
• What does buoyancy refer to?
• A. Weight of an object
• B. Volume of an object
• C. Upward force exerted by a fluid
• D. Density of a fluid
Question 4
• Which principle explains buoyancy?
• A. Newton's Law
• B. Archimedes' Principle
• C. Pascal's Law
• D. Bernoulli's Principle
Question 5
• An object will float if its density is:
• A. Greater than the fluid
• B. Equal to the fluid
• C. Less than the fluid
• D. Zero
Question 6
• What is the SI unit of force?
• A. Newton
• B. Joule
• C. Pascal
• D. Watt
Question 7
• Which of the following affects buoyant force?
• A. Mass of object
• B. Volume of fluid displaced
• C. Color of object
• D. Shape of object
Question 8
• What happens to buoyant force as depth
increases?
• A. Increases
• B. Decreases
• C. Remains the same
• D. Becomes zero
Question 9
• Which of the following is true about floating
objects?
• A. They displace more fluid than their volume
• B. They displace fluid equal to their weight
• C. They do not displace fluid
• D. They sink completely
Question 10
• What is the density of water?
• A. 1 kg/m³
• B. 1000 kg/m³
• C. 10 kg/m³
• D. 0.1 kg/m³
Question 11
• Which of the following materials is least
dense?
• A. Lead
• B. Water
• C. Air
• D. Iron
Question 12
• Buoyant force acts in which direction?
• A. Downward
• B. Sideways
• C. Upward
• D. Circular
Question 13
• What causes an object to sink?
• A. Buoyant force greater than weight
• B. Weight greater than buoyant force
• C. Equal buoyant force and weight
• D. No buoyant force
Question 14
• Which of the following is a fluid?
• A. Rock
• B. Air
• C. Wood
• D. Metal
Question 15
• What is the relationship between mass and
volume in density?
• A. Density = Mass / Volume
• B. Density = Volume / Mass
• C. Density = Mass * Volume
• D. Density = Mass + Volume
Question 16
• Which of the following objects will float in
water?
• A. Object with density 500 kg/m³
• B. Object with density 1500 kg/m³
• C. Object with density 1000 kg/m³
• D. Object with density 2000 kg/m³
Question 17
• What is the buoyant force equal to?
• A. Weight of object
• B. Volume of object
• C. Weight of displaced fluid
• D. Density of object
Question 18
• Which scientist discovered the principle of
buoyancy?
• A. Newton
• B. Einstein
• C. Archimedes
• D. Pascal
Question 19
• What happens to an object with density equal
to water?
• A. Floats
• B. Sinks
• C. Suspends
• D. Explodes
Question 20
• Which of the following is true about density?
• A. It is a measure of weight
• B. It is a measure of volume
• C. It is a measure of mass per unit volume
• D. It is a measure of temperature
Answer Key
• Question 1: A
• Question 2: C
• Question 3: C
• Question 4: B
• Question 5: C
• Question 6: A
• Question 7: B
• Question 8: C
• Question 9: B
• Question 10: B
• Question 11: C
• Question 12: C
• Question 13: B
• Question 14: B
• Question 15: A
• Question 16: A
• Question 17: C
• Question 18: C
• Question 19: C
• Question 20: C

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    Question 1 • Whatis the formula for density? • A. Mass / Volume • B. Volume / Mass • C. Mass * Volume • D. Weight / Volume
  • 3.
    Question 2 • Whichunit is commonly used for density? • A. kg • B. m • C. kg/m³ • D. m³/kg
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    Question 3 • Whatdoes buoyancy refer to? • A. Weight of an object • B. Volume of an object • C. Upward force exerted by a fluid • D. Density of a fluid
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    Question 4 • Whichprinciple explains buoyancy? • A. Newton's Law • B. Archimedes' Principle • C. Pascal's Law • D. Bernoulli's Principle
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    Question 5 • Anobject will float if its density is: • A. Greater than the fluid • B. Equal to the fluid • C. Less than the fluid • D. Zero
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    Question 6 • Whatis the SI unit of force? • A. Newton • B. Joule • C. Pascal • D. Watt
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    Question 7 • Whichof the following affects buoyant force? • A. Mass of object • B. Volume of fluid displaced • C. Color of object • D. Shape of object
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    Question 8 • Whathappens to buoyant force as depth increases? • A. Increases • B. Decreases • C. Remains the same • D. Becomes zero
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    Question 9 • Whichof the following is true about floating objects? • A. They displace more fluid than their volume • B. They displace fluid equal to their weight • C. They do not displace fluid • D. They sink completely
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    Question 10 • Whatis the density of water? • A. 1 kg/m³ • B. 1000 kg/m³ • C. 10 kg/m³ • D. 0.1 kg/m³
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    Question 11 • Whichof the following materials is least dense? • A. Lead • B. Water • C. Air • D. Iron
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    Question 12 • Buoyantforce acts in which direction? • A. Downward • B. Sideways • C. Upward • D. Circular
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    Question 13 • Whatcauses an object to sink? • A. Buoyant force greater than weight • B. Weight greater than buoyant force • C. Equal buoyant force and weight • D. No buoyant force
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    Question 14 • Whichof the following is a fluid? • A. Rock • B. Air • C. Wood • D. Metal
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    Question 15 • Whatis the relationship between mass and volume in density? • A. Density = Mass / Volume • B. Density = Volume / Mass • C. Density = Mass * Volume • D. Density = Mass + Volume
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    Question 16 • Whichof the following objects will float in water? • A. Object with density 500 kg/m³ • B. Object with density 1500 kg/m³ • C. Object with density 1000 kg/m³ • D. Object with density 2000 kg/m³
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    Question 17 • Whatis the buoyant force equal to? • A. Weight of object • B. Volume of object • C. Weight of displaced fluid • D. Density of object
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    Question 18 • Whichscientist discovered the principle of buoyancy? • A. Newton • B. Einstein • C. Archimedes • D. Pascal
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    Question 19 • Whathappens to an object with density equal to water? • A. Floats • B. Sinks • C. Suspends • D. Explodes
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    Question 20 • Whichof the following is true about density? • A. It is a measure of weight • B. It is a measure of volume • C. It is a measure of mass per unit volume • D. It is a measure of temperature
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    Answer Key • Question1: A • Question 2: C • Question 3: C • Question 4: B • Question 5: C • Question 6: A • Question 7: B • Question 8: C • Question 9: B • Question 10: B • Question 11: C • Question 12: C • Question 13: B • Question 14: B • Question 15: A • Question 16: A • Question 17: C • Question 18: C • Question 19: C • Question 20: C