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Class 9 Physics MCQs: Dynamics - II
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Class 9 Physics MCQs Dynamics - II are one of the fastest ways to improve your board exam performance — especially when you practice with purpose, revise weak concepts, and learn from explanations.
On Prepzy, you can practice 88 MCQs from “Dynamics - II” in Physics for FBISE. Each question is designed to mirror the style, wording, and concept-testing approach used in Pakistani board papers.
Use this chapter page to revise definitions, formulas, and key ideas, then attempt the MCQs in small sets. Track patterns in your mistakes: is it a concept gap, a calculation error, or a misread statement? Fixing the pattern is what raises your score.
If you’re preparing for matric / SSC Part exams, focus on understanding the concept first, then speed. MCQs reward clarity — not memorization. A clear concept turns into fast correct answers.
What to focus on
- Primary focus: Dynamics - II concepts tested in Class 9 Physics
- Practice with instant answer-checking to reduce repeated mistakes
- Revise common definitions, units, and standard results before timed practice
- Aim for accuracy first, then build speed with short quizzes
Study tips
- Read the question stem first, then scan options for distractors (near-correct choices).
- If the chapter is formula-heavy, write a mini-formula sheet and revise it before every attempt.
- After each practice set, re-attempt only the wrong MCQs to convert weak areas into strengths.
- Mix easy + medium MCQs for momentum, then finish with hard questions for exam readiness.
MCQs (sample)
Showing 25 questions from this chapter. For a full timed test, use “Start online test”.
1. What is an orbit?
- A regular path an object takes around another object in space.
- A random path taken by an object in space.
- A straight line path of a satellite.
- A point in space where no objects move.
Answer & explanation
Correct: A regular path an object takes around another object in space.
An orbit is defined as a regular, repeating path that one object in space takes around another.
2. What is uniform circular motion?
- Motion with constant speed in a straight line
- Motion with constant speed in a circular path
- Motion with changing speed along a circular path
- Motion with changing direction but no speed change
Answer & explanation
Correct: Motion with constant speed in a circular path
Uniform circular motion refers to motion with constant speed in a circular path.
3. What is the turning effect produced by a force on a body called?
- Moment of force
- Mass
- Velocity
- Acceleration
Answer & explanation
Correct: Moment of force
The turning effect produced in a body due to applied force is called moment of force (or torque).
4. What is the definition of stability?
- A measure of the ability of an object to return to its original position when a force is removed.
- A measure of an object's weight.
- A measure of how quickly an object moves.
- A measure of the size of an object.
Answer & explanation
Correct: A measure of the ability of an object to return to its original position when a force is removed.
Stability is defined as the ability of an object to return to its original position when the force that changed its position is removed.
5. What is the line along which a force acts called?
- Line of action
- Net force
- Direction of force
- Force vector
Answer & explanation
Correct: Line of action
The line along which a force acts is called the line of action of the force.
6. What is the center of mass (CM) of a rigid body?
- The point about which mass is equally distributed.
- The point where the weight of the body is focused.
- The point where deformation occurs in the body.
- The point that determines the shape of the body.
Answer & explanation
Correct: The point about which mass is equally distributed.
The center of mass (CM) is defined as the point about which mass is equally distributed in a rigid body.
7. What is the unit of friction?
- Newton (N)
- Pascal (Pa)
- Joule (J)
- Watt (W)
Answer & explanation
Correct: Newton (N)
Friction is a force and its unit is newton (N).
8. What is equilibrium in physics?
- All forces and moments are balanced.
- Only forces are balanced.
- Only torques are balanced.
- Forces and torques do not matter.
Answer & explanation
Correct: All forces and moments are balanced.
Equilibrium is defined as a state where all individual forces and moments are balanced, resulting in a net force and torque of zero.
9. Which of the following is considered a natural satellite?
- The Moon
- The International Space Station
- A weather balloon
- A communication satellite
Answer & explanation
Correct: The Moon
The Moon is a natural satellite as it orbits the Earth.
10. In uniform circular motion, what remains constant?
- The speed of the object
- The direction of the velocity
- The radius of the circle
- The velocity of the object
Answer & explanation
Correct: The speed of the object
In uniform circular motion, the speed of the object remains constant while its direction changes.
11. Which of the following quantities is moment of force?
- Vector quantity
- Scalar quantity
- Constant quantity
- None of the above
Answer & explanation
Correct: Vector quantity
Moment of force (or torque) is a vector quantity.
12. What happens to the center of mass when a body in stable equilibrium is displaced?
- It rises.
- It falls.
- It stays the same.
- It moves sideways.
Answer & explanation
Correct: It rises.
In a stable equilibrium, the center of mass rises when the body is displaced.
13. What do you call multiple forces acting on bodies at the same time?
- Net force
- Parallel forces
- Individual forces
- Resultant forces
Answer & explanation
Correct: Parallel forces
Multiple forces acting on bodies at the same time are called parallel forces.
14. What happens when the line of action of force passes through the center of mass of a body?
- It will produce rotation.
- It will not produce any rotation.
- It will increase the velocity.
- It will decrease the object's weight.
Answer & explanation
Correct: It will not produce any rotation.
If the line of action of force passes through the center of mass, it will not produce any rotation in the body.
15. What direction does friction act in relation to motion?
- In the direction of motion
- Opposite to the direction of motion
- Perpendicular to the motion
- No specific direction
Answer & explanation
Correct: Opposite to the direction of motion
Friction always acts in a direction to oppose motion.
16. What satisfies the first condition of equilibrium?
- The vector sum of all forces is zero.
- The vector sum of all torques is zero.
- All forces are equal in magnitude.
- The object is in motion.
Answer & explanation
Correct: The vector sum of all forces is zero.
The first condition of equilibrium is satisfied when the vector sum of all forces acting on an object is zero.
17. What is an artificial satellite?
- A satellite that occurs naturally in space.
- A man-made object that orbits Earth or another body.
- A star that emits its own light.
- A planet's moon.
Answer & explanation
Correct: A man-made object that orbits Earth or another body.
An artificial satellite is a man-made object that is sent into orbit around Earth or another body.
18. What changes in uniform circular motion despite constant speed?
- Mass
- Velocity
- Radius
- Centripetal force
Answer & explanation
Correct: Velocity
Although speed remains constant, the direction of the object continuously changes, leading to a change in velocity.
19. What is the SI unit of moment of force?
- N m
- kg m/s²
- Joule
- Watt
Answer & explanation
Correct: N m
The SI unit of moment of force is N m (Newton meter).
20. How does an unstable equilibrium behave when a body is slightly displaced?
- It returns to its original position.
- It moves further away from its previous position.
- It stays in its new position.
- It spins around.
Answer & explanation
Correct: It moves further away from its previous position.
A body in unstable equilibrium moves further away from its original position when slightly displaced.
21. When forces act in the same direction, they are referred to as what?
- Unlike parallel forces
- Net forces
- Like parallel forces
- Unit forces
Answer & explanation
Correct: Like parallel forces
Forces acting in the same direction are called like parallel forces.
22. For small objects, how does the center of mass compare to the center of gravity?
- They are always different.
- They are the same.
- Center of mass is higher than center of gravity.
- Center of gravity is always at the top of the object.
Answer & explanation
Correct: They are the same.
The center of mass (CM) and center of gravity (CG) are the same for small objects.
23. What type of friction slows down a bike when brake pads contact the rims?
- Static friction
- Sliding friction
- Rolling friction
- Fluid friction
Answer & explanation
Correct: Sliding friction
Sliding friction is the resistance created when two objects slide against each other, such as brake pads on rims.
24. What satisfies the second condition of equilibrium?
- The vector sum of all forces is zero.
- The vector sum of all torques is zero.
- The object is at rest.
- The object has no mass.
Answer & explanation
Correct: The vector sum of all torques is zero.
The second condition of equilibrium is satisfied when the vector sum of all torques acting on an object is zero.
25. What does gravity do in relation to satellites?
- Prevents them from orbiting.
- Causes them to float away.
- Keeps them in orbit around another body.
- Makes satellites crash.
Answer & explanation
Correct: Keeps them in orbit around another body.
Gravity is the force that keeps satellites in orbit around other bodies.
FAQs
Are these Class 9 Physics MCQs Dynamics - II aligned with FBISE?
Yes. The MCQs are organized chapter-wise for FBISE and designed to match board exam patterns. If your teacher has added custom MCQs, they will also appear here.
How many MCQs should I practice from “Dynamics - II” each day?
A good daily target is 20–40 MCQs with full review of mistakes. If you’re short on time, do 15 MCQs but read explanations carefully.
What’s the best way to revise this chapter before an exam?
Revise the chapter summary, list your weak sub-topics, then practice MCQs in timed sets. Re-attempt wrong questions after a short break to lock in learning.
Can I take an online test for this chapter?
Yes. Start a chapter quiz to simulate an online test. Use it to improve speed and accuracy under time pressure.