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Exercise 1
GCE O-Level 2018.
GCE O-Level 2019.
GCE O-Level 2020.
GCE O-Level 2021.
GCE O-level 2023
GCE O-level 2024

Dynamics: Newton’s Laws of Motion
ELECTRICITY : ELECTROMAGNETISM - Alternating Current
ELECTRICITY : ELECTROMAGNETISM - Current in a Magnetic Field
ELECTRICITY : ELECTROMAGNETISM - Electromagnetic Induction
ELECTRICITY : ELECTROMAGNETISM - Magnets
ELECTRICITY : Electric Current I
ELECTRICITY : Electrostatics
ELECTRICITY : MODERN PHYSICS - The Electron (Electronics)
ELECTRICITY : WAVES - Light
ELECTRICITY : WAVES - Vibrations and Sound
ELECTRICITY: Current
Energy: Application And Uses
Forces
HEAT : TEMPERATURE - Concept of Heat and Temperature
HEAT : TEMPERATURE - Heat Capacity
HEAT : TEMPERATURE - Heat Transfer
HEAT : TEMPERATURE - Thermometers
HEAT : TEMPERATURE - Thermometric Properties
Health Education
Linear Momentum
MECHANICS : ENERGY - Forms of Energy
MECHANICS : ENERGY - Machines
MECHANICS : ENERGY - Power
MECHANICS : ENERGY - Work
MECHANICS : FORCES - Moments
MECHANICS : FORCES - Newton’s laws of Motion
MECHANICS : FORCES - Physical quantities
MECHANICS : FORCES - Types and characteristics of forces
MECHANICS : FORCES - Vectors and Scalars
MECHANICS : MOTION - Conservation of Linear Momentum
MECHANICS : MOTION - Linear Motion
MECHANICS : PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Density
MECHANICS : PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Hooke’s Law
MECHANICS : PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Pressure
MOTION
Matter: Its Properties & Transformation
PRESSURE
Radioactivity
WAVES: Electromagnetic

5/34 MCQs for:

MECHANICS : PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Hooke’s Law

What does Hooke’s Law describe in terms of force and displacement?

A non-linear relationship.

A linear relationship.

An inverse relationship.

An exponential relationship.

Which of the following materials is elastic but does not obey Hooke’s law?

Glass.

Aluminium.

Copper.

Rubber.

In the context of Hooke's Law, what does the spring constant k indicate?

Both A and B.

The material's elastic limit.

The stiffness of the spring.

The amount of force required for a unit displacement.

In Hooke’s Law, what is the proportionality constant k called?

Strain.

Stress.

Elastic modulus.

Spring constant.

What is the formula for the force required to stretch a spring according to Hooke’s Law?

F = k/x.

F = kx.

F = kx².

F = k/x².