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PROGRAM LEARNING MATERIAL
CLASS – IX
Chapter- MOTION
Submitted By,
Sugandha Singh
Roll. No.14162047
B.Ed 2014-2015

HELLO!!!
Students …. Lets Learn something New….
• General Instruction
• Read the learning material thoroughly .
• Whenever required take an quick recap of the paragraph .
• Try to solve all the questions.
• Answers one Question at a time.
• Whenever feel difficulty , go to the content part.
• Wherever audio or video given, observe them thoroughly. So that you can properly
able to answer the Questions given.

Let’s try to answer …..
Q. 1 Q.2 Q.3 Q.4

Q.1 Rest and motion are ________________terms.
a.relative
b.Absolute

Q.2 If a particle has a constant velocity, must it
have a constant speed?
(a) Yes
(b) No

Q.3 The final position coincides with the initial
position, and therefore, the displacement is
A. Not zero
B. One
C. Zero
D. None of above.

Q.4 In the example of Describing motion, the
railway station is which point.
a) Focal point
b) Reference point
c) Initial point
d) Final point

Let’s go to next Topic
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF
MOTION
Gaph Representation.docx

Let’s try to answer……
• CLICK BELOW………
Q.5 Q.6 Q.7 Q.8

Q.5 Motion is a change in position of an object
with respect to______________.
A. Speed
B. Distance
C. Velocity
D. Time

Q.6 The slope of position-time graph
_________if the object is at rest.
A. Is zero
B. May be zero
C. Cannot be zero

a. Distance
b. Displacement
c. Velocity
d. acceleration
Q.7 VELOCITY-TIME GRAPHS, The area enclosed
by velocity-time graph and the time axis will be
equal to the magnitude of ______________.

Q.8 The slope of the distance-time graph gives
the _________ of the object.
A. Speed
B. Acceleration
C. Time
D. None of above.

Let’s go to next Topic
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF
MOTION
• UNIFORM MOTION AND NON UNIFORM.docx

Let’s Try to answer……
• Click on the Questions……
Q.9 Q.10 Q.11 Q.12

Q.9 The study of motion deals with________
A. the study of motion of solids (mechanics).
B. Study of motion of fluids (fluid mechanics).
C. Both A and B
D. None of above.

Q.10 A car is travelling in a circle with a constant
speed. Which statement is true?
A. The car has constant velocity but changing
acceleration.
B. The car has changing velocity but constant
acceleration.
C. The car has changing velocity and changing
acceleration.
D. The car has constant velocity and constant
acceleration.

Q.11 A car is moving along a straight road. It is initially
at town A and some time later it is at town B. When it
arrives at B the magnitude of its displacement from
A. is always equal to the distance it travelled.
B. always less than the distance it travelled.
C. always less than or equal to the distance it
travelled.

Q.12 In a uniform circular motion, velocity of a
particle is ________ but its speed is_________.
A. Not constant, constant
B. Moving, Non moving
C. Not constant, non moving
D. Constant, moving

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Program learning material on Motion

1. PROGRAM LEARNING MATERIAL CLASS – IX Chapter- MOTION Submitted By, Sugandha Singh Roll. No.14162047 B.Ed 2014-2015

2. HELLO!!! Students …. Lets Learn something New…. • General Instruction • Read the learning material thoroughly . • Whenever required take an quick recap of the paragraph . • Try to solve all the questions. • Answers one Question at a time. • Whenever feel difficulty , go to the content part. • Wherever audio or video given, observe them thoroughly. So that you can properly able to answer the Questions given.

3. Lets start!!! Motion.docx

4. Let’s try to answer ….. Q. 1 Q.2 Q.3 Q.4

5. Q.1 Rest and motion are ________________terms. a.relative b.Absolute

8. Q.2 If a particle has a constant velocity, must it have a constant speed? (a) Yes (b) No

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11. Q.3 The final position coincides with the initial position, and therefore, the displacement is A. Not zero B. One C. Zero D. None of above.

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14. Q.4 In the example of Describing motion, the railway station is which point. a) Focal point b) Reference point c) Initial point d) Final point

15. GOOD JOB!!!

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17. Let’s go to next Topic GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MOTION Gaph Representation.docx

18. Let’s try to answer…… • CLICK BELOW……… Q.5 Q.6 Q.7 Q.8

19. Q.5 Motion is a change in position of an object with respect to______________. A. Speed B. Distance C. Velocity D. Time

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22. Q.6 The slope of position-time graph _________if the object is at rest. A. Is zero B. May be zero C. Cannot be zero

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25. a. Distance b. Displacement c. Velocity d. acceleration Q.7 VELOCITY-TIME GRAPHS, The area enclosed by velocity-time graph and the time axis will be equal to the magnitude of ______________.

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27. TRY ONCE MORE!!!!

28. Q.8 The slope of the distance-time graph gives the _________ of the object. A. Speed B. Acceleration C. Time D. None of above.

29.

30. TRY AGAIN !!!!!

31. Let’s go to next Topic GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MOTION • UNIFORM MOTION AND NON UNIFORM.docx

32. Let’s Try to answer…… • Click on the Questions…… Q.9 Q.10 Q.11 Q.12

33. Q.9 The study of motion deals with________ A. the study of motion of solids (mechanics). B. Study of motion of fluids (fluid mechanics). C. Both A and B D. None of above.

34.

35. READ ONCE AGAIN???

36. Q.10 A car is travelling in a circle with a constant speed. Which statement is true? A. The car has constant velocity but changing acceleration. B. The car has changing velocity but constant acceleration. C. The car has changing velocity and changing acceleration. D. The car has constant velocity and constant acceleration.

37.

38. THINK AGAIN!!!

39. Q.11 A car is moving along a straight road. It is initially at town A and some time later it is at town B. When it arrives at B the magnitude of its displacement from A. is always equal to the distance it travelled. B. always less than the distance it travelled. C. always less than or equal to the distance it travelled.

40.

41. TRY AGAIN!!!

42. Q.12 In a uniform circular motion, velocity of a particle is ________ but its speed is_________. A. Not constant, constant B. Moving, Non moving C. Not constant, non moving D. Constant, moving

43.

44. READ ONCE AGAIN!!!