Class 7, First term, Revision 1

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Term 1 Revision1 - Class 7 Physics

Term 1 Revision1 (Physics)

Section A 

Question 1. MCQs

Choose the correct answers.

1. The law of ______ states that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

b. Law of Conservation of Energy

2. The length of the path covered by a body when it moves from one place to another is called:

d. Distance

3. When a body falls, its total energy:

c. Remains constant

4. The quantity of matter contained in a body is its:

c. Mass

5. The density of a substance is mass per unit:

c. Volume

6. Which of the following has the maximum density?

d. Platinum

7. When a body moves along a straight line, it is said to be in:

a. Rectilinear motion

8. The energy possessed by a body by virtue of its position is:

b. Gravitational Potential Energy

9. Value of acceleration due to gravity on Earth:

b. 9.8 m/s²

10. Density of water is:

d. 1000 kg/m³

11. The form of energy that creates sensation of hearing is:

Sound energy

12. 1 quintal is equal to:

a. 100 kg

13. Which type of motion does a simple pendulum show?

c. Periodic motion

14. SI unit of speed:

c. m/s

15. Solar cells are examples of:

b. Light-to-electrical energy conversion

Question 2

I. Name the following:

a. Type of energy possessed by a swinging pendulum of a clock

Potential + Kinetic energy (Mechanical energy)

b. When a body covers unequal distances in equal intervals of time

Non-uniform motion

c. Type of energy produced in a nuclear reactor

Nuclear energy

d. The farthest position of the bob of a pendulum on either side

Extreme position

e. The ratio of density of a substance to the density of water

Relative density

II. State True or False:

a. Acceleration is the distance travelled per unit time.

False (That is speed)

b. SI unit of weight is newton.

True

c. CGS stands for centimetre-gram-second system.

True

d. Weight of a body is minimum at equator and maximum at poles.

True

e. There is never a loss of energy during energy conversion.

False

III. State one main function:

a. Nuclear fission

To release large amounts of nuclear energy

b. Oscillatory motion

Back and forth motion (e.g., pendulum)

c. SI units

Provide standard measurement units

d. Potential energy

Energy stored due to position

e. Mass

Measure of matter in a body

IV. Match the following:

Column A – Column B

1. Curvilinear motion → A ball hit by a batsman
2. Weight → mg
3. Geyser → Electrical to heat energy
4. 1 kgf → 9.8 N
5. Maglev trains → Magnetic to mechanical energy
6. Kinetic energy → Objects in motion
7. Random motion → Movement of clouds
8. 6000 kg/m³ → 6 g/cm³ 
9. Non-periodic motion → Flow of water
10. Magnetic energy → Electric bell

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