Punjab 9th Physics Ch 6 Mechanical Properties of Matter Online Test Mcqs

Start your preparation for Punjab 9th Physics Ch 6 Mechanical Properties of Matter Online Test Mcqs. This online test contains important MCQs from past papers. This test is valid for students of All Punjab Boards (Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, etc.) following the PCTB Syllabus. Read the questions carefully and select the correct option below to see your result.

Punjab Physics 9th Class: Chapter 6


Class
9th Class

Chapter
Chapter 6: Mechanical Properties of Matter

Board
Punjab Board

Test Type
MCQs Test

Total Questions
25 MCQs

Time Allowed
30 Minutes

Explore the mechanical behavior of materials in Chapter 6: Mechanical Properties of Matter with our Punjab Board 9th Class Physics online resources (New Syllabus 2025-26). This chapter covers elasticity, Hooke’s Law, stress and strain, Young’s modulus, pressure in liquids, atmospheric pressure, Archimedes’ principle, and Pascal’s Law applications. Our New Pattern MCQs Online Test features questions on elastic limits, hydraulic systems, barometers, and pressure calculations. The Short Questions with Answers section explains key concepts like tensile/compressive stress, fluid pressure variations, and practical applications of mechanical properties. Practice regularly to master material science fundamentals and excel in your Punjab Board Physics examinations with strong conceptual understanding.

Punjab 9th Physics Ch 6 Mechanical Properties of Matter Test Online Mcqs (New Syllabus)

1. Pressure of 1000 m bars is equivalent to:

2. The pressure at any point in a liquid is proportional to:

3. Which amount of water has greater density at room temperature?

4. Pressure of 1 mm Hg is equal to:

5. Atmospheric pressure is commonly measured using a:

6. The pressure exerted by a man on the surface of earth will be smaller when he:

7. Divers wear special suites in order to protect them from:

8. Materials which does not regain its original shape after removal of the load producing deformation are termed as:

9. The atmospheric pressure will be smaller at:

10. SI unit of pressure is:

11. What is mass of a liquid of density 50 kgm⁻³ in a container of volume 5m³?

12. Pressure applied to an enclosed fluid is:

13. What is the force exerted by the atmosphere on a rectangular block surface of length 50cm and breadth 40 cm? The atmospheric pressure is 100 kPa.

14. The most elastic material of the following is:

15. Two metal plates of area 2 and 3 square meters are placed in a liquid at the same depth. The ratio of pressures on the two plates is:

16. A wire is stretched by a weight w. If the diameter of the wire is reduced to half of its previous value, the extension will become:

17. A girl of mass 50 kg wears heels with an area of 2 cm² in contact with the ground. The pressure she exerts on ground is:

18. Four wires of the same material are stretched by the same load. Their dimensions are given below. Which of them will elongate most?

19. In a stationary fluid, the local pressure of the fluid vary:

20. Which will exert greater pressure?

21. Pressure of liquid in a container increase with:

22. Hooke's law hold good up to:

23. Which of the following physical properties is used in a mercury thermometer?

24. A mass of 2 kg is hung by spring, which displaces it through 5 cm. the spring constant is:

25. Energy stored in a stretched spring is:


 

Ch 6 Mechanical Properties of Matter Short Questions

Guide for Punjab Board Students

Students of BISE Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, and other Punjab boards must follow the SLO based pattern.

Top Scoring Tips for Punjab:

  • Textbook Reading: The paper is 100% derived from PCTB books. Do not rely only on keybooks.
  • Objective Paper (20%): Practice these online MCQs repeatedly as they are taken from 5-Year Past Papers.
  • Bubble Sheet: Ensure you know how to fill the OMR sheet correctly.

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