When two unlike charges are brought close, what happens between them A They repel B They attract C They neutralize
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Chapter 9: Electricity and Magnetism (Set-2)
Which unit is used to measure electric charge A Volt (V) B Coulomb (C) C Ampere (A) D Ohm (Ω)
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When a plastic comb is rubbed on dry hair, what is produced on the comb A Electric current B Magnetic
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A person in a lift feels heavier when the lift A Moves at constant speed B Accelerates downward C Stays
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If gravity becomes slightly less, a person’s weight will A Increase slightly B Decrease slightly C Stay exactly same D
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Which factor decides gravitational force strength A Masses and distance B Color and shape C Temperature and smell D Sound
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Which statement best describes gravitation A Repulsion between charges B Attraction between masses C Heat flow in solids D Light
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What does “gravity” mean in science A Light bending effect B Heat energy transfer C Force pulling objects D Sound
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A cyclist goes 6 km east, then 8 km west on the same road; the displacement magnitude is A 14
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A person walks 3 km east, then 4 km north; the displacement magnitude is A 7 km total B 1
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