Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (SSC) · Science (सामान्य विज्ञान)
Chapter: Chapter 11 — Chapter 11: Force and Pressure
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is a force? [1]
(A) A push or pull
(B) Only a pull
(C) Only a push
(D) Neither push nor pull
2. What can a force do to an object? [1]
(A) Change its motion or shape
(B) Nothing at all
(C) Only make it disappear
(D) Only change its colour
3. What is a contact force? [1]
(A) A force requiring touching, like pushing
(B) A force without touching
(C) No force at all
(D) Only gravity
4. What is a non-contact force? [1]
(A) A force acting without touching, like gravity
(B) A force requiring touching
(C) No force at all
(D) Only pushing
5. How is pressure calculated? [1]
(A) Force ÷ Area
(B) Force × Area
(C) Force + Area
(D) Force - Area
6. What happens to pressure when area decreases (same force)? [1]
(A) Pressure increases
(B) Pressure decreases
(C) Pressure stays the same
(D) Pressure becomes zero
7. Why do sharp knives cut easily? [1]
(A) Smaller area increases pressure
(B) Larger area increases pressure
(C) They have no force applied
(D) Pressure has no role
8. Why learn about force and pressure? [1]
(A) To explain everyday physical phenomena
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What is a force? [1]
(A) A push or pull
(B) Only a pull
(C) Only a push
(D) Neither push nor pull
10. What can a force do to an object? [1]
(A) Change its motion or shape
(B) Nothing at all
(C) Only make it disappear
(D) Only change its colour
11. What is a contact force? [1]
(A) A force requiring touching, like pushing
(B) A force without touching
(C) No force at all
(D) Only gravity
12. What is a non-contact force? [1]
(A) A force acting without touching, like gravity
(B) A force requiring touching
(C) No force at all
(D) Only pushing
13. How is pressure calculated? [1]
(A) Force ÷ Area
(B) Force × Area
(C) Force + Area
(D) Force - Area
14. What happens to pressure when area decreases (same force)? [1]
(A) Pressure increases
(B) Pressure decreases
(C) Pressure stays the same
(D) Pressure becomes zero
15. Why do sharp knives cut easily? [1]
(A) Smaller area increases pressure
(B) Larger area increases pressure
(C) They have no force applied
(D) Pressure has no role
16. Why learn about force and pressure? [1]
(A) To explain everyday physical phenomena
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests