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Science Question Paper (8th class)


Section A (MCQ for 4 marks)
Q.1. Two boys A (left side) and B (right side) are applying force on a block.
If the block moves towards the right, which one of the following statements
is correct?
[A]. Magnitude of force applied by A is greater than that of B.
[B]. Magnitude of force applied by A is smaller than that of B.
[C]. Net force on the block is towards A.
[D]. Magnitude of force applied by A is equal to that of B.
Q.2. Which of the following is not an example of the force of gravity?
[A]. A leaf falling from a tree.
[B]. A boy pushing a cart on a level plane.
[C]. A diver jumping into a swimming pool.
[D]. A stone falling from the top of a cliff.
Q.3. When we press the bulb of a dropper with its nozzle kept in water air
in the dropper is seen to escape in the form of bubbles. Once we release the
pressure on the bulb, water gets filled in the dropper. The rise of water in
the dropper is due to:
[A]. Pressure of water [B]. Gravity of the earth
[C]. Shape of rubber bulb [D]. Atmospheric pressure
Q.4. Two objects repel each other. This repulsion could be due to:
[A]. Frictional force only [B]. Electrostatic force only
[C]. Magnetic force only [D]. Either a magnetic or an electrostatic force
Section B (Short answers questions 4 marks)
Q.5 What is the unit of force?
Q.6 A hammer is used to push a nail into wood. The area of the point at the end
of the nail is 1.5 mm2.The pressure needed for the nail to go into the wood is 50
N/mm2.Calculate the force needed from the hammer.
Q.7. Write down the unit of pressure when force is in newtons and area is in:
a. m2 b. cm2
Q.8. Write down the equation that links pressure, force and area.
Section C (Short answers questions 12 marks)
Q.9. Describe what are the types of forces’.
Q.10. Define pressure and write its S.I. unit
Q.11. Write two applications of pressure in our daily life
Q.12. A box has a weight of 60 N. The area of the box in contact with the
ground is 0.5 m2. Calculate the pressure that the box exerts on the ground.
Q.13. The picture shows four different types of shoes.

Give the letter of:


i) the shoes that will be best for not sinking in snow.
ii) the shoes that could make holes in a soft wood floor.
Q.14. Name the pressure measurement equipment? What is manometer?
Section D (Short answers questions 6 marks)
Q.15. What is relation between Pressure and temperature in gases with the help
of given fig

Q.16. A car has a weight of 8000 N. The car is supported by 4 tyres. The weight
on each tyre is equal. The area of one tyre in contact with the ground is 150 cm 2
Calculate the pressure that one tyre exerts on the ground. Show your working
and give your answer in N/cm2.

Section E (Case based questions 4 marks)

Q.17. A tug of war is a game played by two teams of people, each pulling on the
same rope. The team that pulls the rope to their side wins. The picture shows a
tug of war. The teams in this game are called Team A and Team B.
Team A Team B

Both Team A and Team B are pulling on the rope. The rope is not moving. Use
ideas about forces to answer these questions.
a. Explain why the rope is not moving.
b. The rope starts to move towards Team B. Give two changes that could make
the rope move towards team B.
OR
Q.18. The diagram shows the forces on an aeroplane in the air.
a. Explain why this aeroplane is:
i) flying at a constant speed
ii) not getting higher or lower.
b. Name the force that should increase
to make the aeroplane:
i) go faster ii) go higher or ‘lift’.
c. Name the force that should decrease to make the aeroplane:
i) go lower ii) go faster.

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