Mass, Weight, Density and Pressure quiz for Singapore O-Level Physics (SEAB 6091) quiz

Its weight

Its mass

The pressure it exerts

Its density on a balance reading

$300\ \text{g cm}^{-3}$

$0.33\ \text{g cm}^{-3}$

$3.0\ \text{g cm}^{-3}$

$600\ \text{g cm}^{-3}$

$32\ \text{Pa}$

$80.4\ \text{Pa}$

$0.005\ \text{Pa}$

$200\ \text{Pa}$

It has a smaller contact area, giving a larger pressure

It has a larger contact area, giving a larger pressure

The force becomes larger

Friction increases the force

$1.2\ \text{N}$

$117.6\ \text{N}$

$21.8\ \text{N}$

$0.8\ \text{N}$

It decreases with depth

It stays constant at all depths

It increases with depth

It depends only on the width of the container

The density of mercury

The mass of the atmosphere

The temperature of the air

Atmospheric pressure

By the displacement of water it causes

By measuring its length only

By weighing it on a balance

By dividing its mass by its weight

It is greater than the liquid's density

It is less than the liquid's density

It is equal to the liquid's density

It has no relation to the liquid's density

$1960\ \text{Pa}$

$2000\ \text{Pa}$

$19600\ \text{Pa}$

$5100\ \text{Pa}$

Newton

Joule

Kilogram

Pascal

They spread the weight over a larger area, reducing the pressure

They reduce the person's weight

They increase the pressure on the snow

They increase the gravitational field strength

Mass

Density

Weight

Volume