SSLC Science and Technology NIOS IV Welcome to your SSLC Science and Technology NIOS IV Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. Free fall means: Falling upward Falling only under gravity Falling with air resistance Falling with force None Hint 2. Weight of an object on Moon is about: Zero Same as Earth 1/6 of Earth Double of Earth None Hint 3. Mechanical energy = Force × Time Chemical + Electrical Kinetic + Potential Heat + Light None Hint 4. The value of acceleration due to gravity (g) on Earth is: 9.8 m/s² 10.8 m/s² 7.8 m/s² 8.9 m/s² None Hint 5. A body at rest has: No energy Both Kinetic energy Potential energy None Hint 6. 1 kWh equals: 3.6 × 10⁷ J 3.6 × 10⁴ J 3.6 × 10⁶ J 3.6 × 10⁵ J None Hint 7. Energy is the capacity to do: Power Motion Work Force None Hint 8. Weight is a: Vector quantity Constant Scalar quantity Mass None Hint 9. Kinetic energy = mv mgh ½ mv² Fd None Hint 10. SI unit of power is: Newton Watt Joule Pascal None Hint 11. Work is done when: No force and no displacement Force is applied without displacement Force causes displacement Displacement occurs without force None Hint 12. The force that keeps planets in orbit around the Sun is: Nuclear force Magnetic force Gravitational force Friction None Hint 13. Energy stored in a stretched spring is: Potential energy Chemical energy Heat energy Kinetic energy None Hint 14. Work is done when: Displacement occurs without force Force causes displacement Force is applied without displacement No force and no displacement None Hint 15. If height increases, potential energy: Zero Same Increases Decreases None Hint 16. According to Archimedes’ principle, buoyant force equals: Weight of liquid displaced Volume of object Density of object Mass of object None Hint 17. Relative density has: No unit Newton unit Unit Pascal unit None Hint 18. A machine with higher power does work: Slowly No work Quickly Same speed None Hint 19. Gravitational force was discovered by: Einstein Faraday Newton Galileo None Hint 20. The energy possessed by a moving body is: Heat Chemical Potential Kinetic None Hint 21. The value of G is: 10 N/kg 9.8 N/kg 1 N/kg 6.67 × 10⁻¹¹ N m²/kg² None Hint 22. If buoyant force > weight, object will: Sink Stay same Break Float None Hint 23. SI unit of energy is: Newton Pascal Joule Watt None Hint 24. Commercial unit of electrical energy is: kWh Newton Joule Watt None Hint 25. The gravitational force between two objects increases when: Distance increases Both decrease Mass decreases Mass increases None Hint 26. Mass of an object is: Depends on gravity Zero in space Changes with place Constant everywhere None Hint 27. Potential energy = mv mgh Fd ½ mv² None Hint 28. Work = Force × Displacement Mass × Acceleration Power × Time13.WORK AND ENERGY Force ÷ Displacement None Hint 29. 1 watt = 1 N/m 1 kg/m 1 m/s 1 J/s None Hint 30. Power = Work × Time Work ÷ Time Energy × Time Time ÷ Work None Hint 31. When work is done, energy is: Lost Transferred Created Destroyed None Hint 32. Work done against gravity increases: Height Force Speed Time None Hint 33. If displacement is zero, work done is: Minimum Infinite Maximum Zero None Hint 34. Potential energy depends on: Height Speed Force Mass only None Hint 35. SI unit of weight is: Watt Newton Kg Joule None Hint 36. SI unit of density is: m³ Newton kg kg/m³ None Hint 37. Pressure in liquids increases with: Temperature Height Depth Area None Hint 38. The force that attracts objects towards the centre of the earth is called: Magnetic force Frictional force Gravitational force Electrostatic force None Hint 39. SI unit of work is: Watt Pascal Joule Newton None Hint 40. SI unit of force is: Pascal Newton Joule Watt None Hint 41. When an object is in free fall, its acceleration is: Decreasing Constant Zero Increasing None Hint 42. Upward force exerted by liquid is called: Gravity Friction Buoyant force Pressure None Hint 43. A ship floats in water because: Its density < water No force Its density > water No gravity None Hint 44. The force of gravity depends on: Distance only Mass only Shape only Mass and distance None Hint 45. Density = Mass × Volume Volume ÷ Mass Weight ÷ Volume Mass ÷ Volume None Hint 46. The weight of an object is: Mass × gravity Gravity ÷ mass Mass × velocity Mass ÷ gravity None Hint 47. SI unit of pressure is: Watt Pascal Joule Newton None Hint 48. Law of conservation of energy states: Energy neither created nor destroyed Energy disappears Energy is destroyed Energy is created None Hint 49. SI unit of gravitational constant (G) is: N m²/kg² Joule N/kg Kg/m² None Hint 50. Kinetic energy depends on: Mass and velocity Mass only Height only Velocity only None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post SSLC Science and Technology NIOS III February 6, 2026 Next post SSLC Science and Technology NIOS V February 8, 2026