Class 05 EVS Work Force And Energy CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 5 · EVS Work Force And Energy
This is Science and Social Science (EVS) class 05 EVS Work Force and Energy CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
A push or pull on an object is called
- AGravitation
- BPush-pull
- CForceCorrect
- DPressure
2
When force produces motion, it is said that __________ is done.
- AWorkCorrect
- BPower
- CEnergy
- DMomentum
3
Temperature changes with change in
- AHeat energyCorrect
- BVibration
- CVelocity
- DMagnitude
4
Which type of energy is possessed by the object in figure below?

- AKinetic energyCorrect
- BGravitational energy
- CElastic energy
- DPotential energy
5
S.I unit of work is
- AJouleCorrect
- BNewton
- CNewton
- DCalories
6
The motion imparted to objects is due to the
- AAction of gravity
- BAction of pressure
- CAction of forceCorrect
- DAction of weight
7
Ability to do work is called
- AMotion
- BEnergyCorrect
- CForce
- DPower
8
S.I. unit of force is
- AJoule
- BWatt
- CPascal
- DNewtonCorrect
9
Which of the following device do not require electric current for working?
- ACD player
- BFan
- CFunnelCorrect
- DTelevision
10
In game of tug-of war, two teams
- APull the rope tied with tree
- BPull the rope in same direction
- CPull the rope in opposite directionCorrect
- DPush the rope in opposite direction
11
Which of the following device convert the electrical energy to heat energy?
- AElectric motor
- BAll of these
- CElectric bulbCorrect
- DElectric fan
12
Which kind of energy change is taking place in image given below?

- AElectrical energy to heat energy
- BChemical energy to sound energy
- CHeat energy to light energy
- DChemical energy to light energyCorrect
13
Perpendicular force acting per unit area is called is called
- APower
- BEnergy
- CWork
- DThrustCorrect
14
Commercial unit of electric energy is
- AJoule/second
- BCalories
- CNewton/ second
- DKilowatt-hourCorrect
15
If the direction and magnitude of the applied force changes, its effect
- AAlways decreases
- BDo not change
- CAlways increases
- DAlso changeCorrect