1.

The diagram shows a displacement-time D The force of gravity acted on the

graph for the motion of an object. dried leaf is greater than the force of
gravity acted on the stone.

3. Choose the diagram which shows no

work being done by the boy.

The momentum of the object is zero B

from

A 0 s to 2 s
B 2 s to 4 s
C 2 s to 6 s
D 6 s to 8 s
E 0 s to 8 s
C
2. The diagram shows a dried leaf and a
stone being released at the same time in
a cylinder. Why is the stone reaches the
base faster?

4. In a high jump event, thick mattresses

A The force of gravity acted on the with a soft surface are used to
stone is better to overcome the air
resistance compared to the force of
gravity acted on the dried leaf.
B The force of gravity acted on the
dried leaf is better to overcome the
air resistance compared to the force
of gravity acted on the stone.
C The force of gravity acted on the
stone is greater than the force of
gravity acted on the dried leaf.
 D 250 m
E 500 m

7. The diagram shows an aeroplane flying

at a constant velocity. Which
relationship between the forces is true?

A increase the stopping time of the

body A U=W
B increase the impulsive force B F>G
C increase the momentum C U>W
D F=G
5. The diagram shows a carton being
8. Which car has the greatest momentum
pulled by a man. What is the resultant
force acting on the man? when each of its velocity is 20ms 1 ?

A 34.3 N
B 38.3 N
C 48 N
D 50 N
E 100 N
C
6. A tennis ball is dropped from a height of
x m above the surface of a planet. It
takes 10s for the tennis ball to reach the
surface of the planet. [Planet
gravitational acceleration = 1 of earth
4
gravitational acceleration]. Calculate x.

A 40 m
B 50 m
C 125 m
 D
10. A student of mass 50kg takes 10s to
climb a flight of stairs that has 5 steps. If
each step is 10cm high, what is the
power of the student?
[ g = 10ms 2 ]

9. Which graph shows an increasing

acceleration?

A 10 w
B B 25 w
C 50 w
D 75 w
E 100 w

11. The diagram shows a book falling down

from a table.

Which physical quantity of the book

increases while it is falling?

A potential energy
D
B chemical energy
C mass
D acceleration
E kinetic energy

12. The diagram shows a coconut falls from

a coconut tree. The coconut has the least
change in kinetic energy between the
positions
 Which physical quantity increases while
A A and B the man is climbing up the staircase?
B A and D
C A and C A potential energy of the man
D A and E B momentum of the man
C weight of the man
13. The time taken for an apple to fall from D kinetic energy of the man
a height of x m from the earth's surface
is t s. If the gravitational acceleration on 15. The diagram shows a ball " collide"
the planet is 6.0ms 2 , compare the time with a girl.
taken for the object to fall from the same
height on the planet.

A longer than t s
B less than t s
C same as t s

14. The diagram shows a man climbing up a

coconut tree at a constant speed.

What happen to the girl?

A move together with the ball in the

direction of the ball
B move together with the ball
opposite the direction of the ball
 C move alone in the direction of the A
ball

16. The diagram shows a moving bus

stopping suddenly and the passengers
falling forward.

The forward falling of the passengers

can be explained by B

A the concept of equilibrium of forces

B the concept of inertia
C principle of conservation of energy
D Bernoulli's principle

17. The acceleration-time graph below

shows the movement of a car. Which
velocity-time graph represents the
movement of the object?

C
 D B C<B<A
C B<C<A
D A<B<C

19. A car starts from rest at a junction takes

8.0s to reach a velocity of 40ms 1 .
Calculate the average acceleration of the
car.

A 5ms 2
B 25ms 2
C 50ms 2
D 100ms 2
E 320ms 2
18. The diagrams shows a load M supported 20. The figure below shows a section of the
by the arrangement of springs A, B and
ticker tape taken from the motion of a
C. All the springs are identical.
trolley in an experiment using a ticker
tape with frequency 50Hz.

Calculate the acceleration of the trolley.

A 10ms 2
B 20ms 2
C 150ms 2
D 2000ms 2
E 3125ms 2

21. A student carried out an experiment

using a ticker timer and a trolley. She
obtained a chart from the ticker tape by
cutting it into five dot lenghts as shown
in the figure.

Which comparison is correct about the

extension of A, B and C?

A B < A< C
 C the car is accelerating from 2s to 5s

23. The figure shows a squid moving

forward by discharging a jet of water
from its body.

The forward movement of the squid can

be explained by

A conservation of energy
B newton's first law of motion
C conservation of momentum
Which statement describes the motion of
the trolley? 24. A force of 10N is applied to a chair on a
smooth surface. It moves with a certain
A the trolley is coming to a stop with acceleration. Which of the following
constant deceleration shows the possible values for the
B the trolley moves from rest with acceleration and the mass of the chair?
uniform acceleration
C the trolley moves from rest with Acceleration/ms-2 Mass/kg
increasing velocity A 2 4
B 8 2
22. The figure below shows how the C 2 5
velocity of a car changes with time. D 10 2
Which of the following statements about
the motion of the car is correct? 25. Which of the following is correct about
inelastic collision?

A Total momentum before collision is

not the same as momentum after
collision
B The objects do not stick together
after collision
C Total kinetic energy before collision
is not the same as total kinetic
energy after collision

26. A waitress carries a tray with a plate of

chicken rice of weight 200g through a
distance of 5.0m as shown.
A the car is stationery from 0s to 2s
B the total displacement of the car is
28m
 The above shows the graph of force
against extension. Calculate the elastic
potential energy stored in the spring
when it is stretched 3 cm?

A 0.09 J
B 0.20 J
C 4J
D 9J
E 18 J

29. A wooden block is pulled by a force of

10N at an angle of 40 above the
horizontal. If the wooden block is pulled
What is the work done by the waitress? through a horizontal force of 5m, how
much work is done on the wooden
A 0J block?
B 10 J
C 50 J
D 100 J
E 1000 J

27. Which of the following situation where

all the forces are in equilibrium?

A A 7.66 J
B 18.8 J
C 24.4 J
B D 38.3 J
E 50 J

C 30. What is the difference between mass and

weight?

A both mass and weight are vector

28. quantities
B both mass and weight are derived
quantites
C unit for mass is kilogram and unit
for weight is Newton

31. The diagram shows a car travelling from

A town to B town, then to town C along
a straight road.
 The car then travels back and stops at B. B
What is the displacement of the car?

A 30 km
B 50 km
C 80 km
D 160 km
E 200 km

32. An object moves along the path from A C

to B and then from B to C in 20 seconds.

Given that AB = 6 m, BC = 8 m. What is

the displacement from A and the average
velocity?
E
Displacement Average velocity
(m) (ms-1)
A 2 0.5
B 4 0.7
C 10 0.5
D 14 0.7

33. Which of the following displacement-

time graphs shows an object is at rest? 34. The diagram shows a horizontal force of
100 N being exerted on a box of mass 20
A kg.

The box moves with an acceleration of

4.0 ms-1. Calculate the frictional force
between the box and the floor.

A 20 N
B 40 N
C 80 N
 D 400 N 39. Which of the following situations
E 2000 N involves impulsive force?

35. The figure shows a bullet of mass 15 g is A

fired at 200 ms-1 from a pistol of mass
2.0 kg.

What is the recoil velocity of the pistol?

A -1.5 ms-1
B 1.5 ms-1
C 3.0 ms-1
D 5.0 ms-1
E 10.0 ms-1
C
36. Which of the following statement is true
about acceleration due to gravity?
D
A Increases with increasing height
B The standard value of the
acceleration due to gravity is
10ms 2
C Objects dropped under the influence
of the pull of gravity accelerate at a 40. Which situation relates to inertia?
constant rate
A
37. A stone is dropped from a height in
vacuum. Which of he following
quantities does not change?

A mass
B momentum
C velocity

38. Which pair of unit for impulse is B

correct?

A Ns kgms-2
B Ns-1 kgm
C Ns-1 kgm3
D Ns kgms-1
 C

A difficult to start A and difficult to

stop A
B difficult to start B and difficult to
stop B
C difficult to start A and easy to stop
B

41. 44. A spring has a force constant of 25 Ncm -

Which of the following improves the 1
efficiency of the operation of a car? . What is the extension of the spring if a
load of 50 N is hung from the end of the
A Streamlines the body of the car to spring?
reduce air resistance
B Deflate the tyres to the correct A 2 cm
pressure to increase friction with the B 4 cm
road surface C 10 cm
C Align the wheels of the car to D 100 cm
increase resistance to the motion of E 1000 cm
the car
45. The length of a spring is increased from
42. Which of the following is not a safety 20.0 cm to 25.0 cm when a mass of 10
features in vehicles? kg was hung from the end of a spring.
Calculate the extension of the spring if
A soft materials in dashboard to the load change to 20 kg.
reduce injury
B strong reinforced steel in passenger A 10 cm
safety cell B 20 cm
C colour of the car C 30 cm
D 40 cm
43. A student carried out an experiment to E 50 cm
investigate the relationship between
46. The figure below shows a trolley of
mass and inertia. Which of the following
showed the correct observation? mass 4.0kg placed on a rough table and
being pulled by a force of 4.0 N. The
trolley moves at constant velocity.
Calculate the frictional force.
 49. A lorry of mass 2000 kg travelling at 20
ms-1 collides with a car parking at the
side of the road of mass 400 kg. After
the collision, the lorry and the car move
together at a velocity of 10 ms-1 . What
is the impulse at the moment of
A 4N collision?
B 40 N
C 65 N A 10 kgms-1
D 70 N B 20 kgms-1
E 100 N C 100 kgms-1
D 200 kgms-1
47. A car of mass 2000 kg travelling at E 20000 kgms-1
20 ms-1 is brought to rest over a
distance of 50 m. Find the average 50. Which of the following statements about
retardation. inertia of an object is false?

A 4 ms-2 A an object with a lesser mass has a

B 8 ms-2 lesser inertia
C 16 ms-2 B inertia is the property of matter that
D 20 ms-2 causes it to resist any change in its
E 100 ms-2 motion or state of rest
C the SI unit of inertia is kilogram
48.
51. Which of the following can be changed
by a force?

A mass
B weight
C shape

52. The figure below shows 2 identical

springs.

The graph shows the motion of an

object. How far does the object move in
5s?

A 5m Calculate the value of x.

B 10 m
C 18 m A 3 cm
D 20 m B 4 cm
E 30 m C 5 cm
D 6 cm
E 7 cm
53. A spring produces an extension of 8 cm
when a stretching force of 2 N is applied
to it. Calculate the elastic constant of the
spring.

A 1
Ncm-1
4
B 1 Calculate the magnitude of the resultant
Ncm-1 force acting on the string.
2
C 1 Ncm-1
D 2 Ncm-1 A 5N
E 3 Ncm-1 B 10 N
C 25 N
54. How much work is required to compress D 50 N
a spring with a spring constant of 25 E 100 N
Ncm-1 by 10 cm?

A 0.10 J
B 0.20 J
C 0.25 J
D 0.30 J
E 0.40 J

55. Which of the following is not an

example of fossil fuels?

A coal
B petroleum
C natural gas
D oxygen

56. Which of the following is the easiest to

stop?

A pencil
B sponge
C iron rod
D car

57. The figure shows John and Subra pulling

a rope in the opposite direction with
force of magnitude 50 N and 25 N
respectively.