Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 7 (ICSE) · Science
Chapter: Chapter 2 — Chapter 2: Motion
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is motion? [1]
(A) A change in position over time
(B) No change at all
(C) Only a type of force
(D) A type of energy only
2. What is uniform motion? [1]
(A) Equal distances in equal time
(B) Changing speed constantly
(C) No motion at all
(D) Random motion
3. What is an example of uniform motion? [1]
(A) A car at constant speed
(B) A car accelerating
(C) A car braking
(D) A car parked
4. What is non-uniform motion? [1]
(A) Motion with changing speed
(B) Motion with constant speed
(C) No motion at all
(D) Only circular motion
5. What is an example of non-uniform motion? [1]
(A) A car accelerating in traffic
(B) A car at constant speed on a highway
(C) A parked car
(D) No motion
6. What can show how position changes over time? [1]
(A) A distance-time graph
(B) A pie chart
(C) A bar chart
(D) A Venn diagram
7. What is motion measured relative to? [1]
(A) A fixed reference point
(B) Nothing specific
(C) Only the observer's mood
(D) Random points
8. Why study motion? [1]
(A) It's fundamental to understanding physics
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What is motion? [1]
(A) A change in position over time
(B) No change at all
(C) Only a type of force
(D) A type of energy only
10. What is uniform motion? [1]
(A) Equal distances in equal time
(B) Changing speed constantly
(C) No motion at all
(D) Random motion
11. What is an example of uniform motion? [1]
(A) A car at constant speed
(B) A car accelerating
(C) A car braking
(D) A car parked
12. What is non-uniform motion? [1]
(A) Motion with changing speed
(B) Motion with constant speed
(C) No motion at all
(D) Only circular motion
13. What is an example of non-uniform motion? [1]
(A) A car accelerating in traffic
(B) A car at constant speed on a highway
(C) A parked car
(D) No motion
14. What can show how position changes over time? [1]
(A) A distance-time graph
(B) A pie chart
(C) A bar chart
(D) A Venn diagram
15. What is motion measured relative to? [1]
(A) A fixed reference point
(B) Nothing specific
(C) Only the observer's mood
(D) Random points
16. Why study motion? [1]
(A) It's fundamental to understanding physics
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests