It is not so easy to cut an apple with a blunt knife. But the same apple can be cut very
easily with a sharp knife when the same force is applied. Why does this happen?
1 The area of contact between the apple and the sharp knife is much lower, so the pressure
applied is higher for the same force.
2 The force acting between the apple and the sharp knife is much higher than between the apple
and the blunt knife.
3 The weight of the blunt knife is more than that of the sharp knife and hence it becomes difficult
to cut.
4 The weight of the blunt knife is less than that of the sharp knife and hence it becomes difficult to
cut.
Science Test CLASS 8 SET NO 1
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Q: 23
Air was blown into a balloon at the top of Mt. Everest and its mouth was tied with a
string. What would happen to the size of the balloon if it was brought down to sea
level, say directly to Mumbai?
1 It will become bigger for air pressure outside the balloon is now less than the pressure inside it.
2 It will reduce in size as air pressure outside the balloon is now more than air pressure inside it.
3 It will be the same as air pressure outside does not change much with altitude.
4 Can't say, it depends on the weather in Mumbai, whether it is experiencing high or low pressure.
Q: 24
Four friends were discussing about the direction in which air in the atmosphere exerts
pressure.
Here is what each one of them said.
Rafe: Air in the atmosphere exerts pressure only upwards from the Earth.
Jared: Air in the atmosphere exerts pressure only downwards towards the Earth.
Devin: Air in the atmosphere exerts pressure in all directions.
Shane: Air does not exert any pressure.
Who among them is right?
1 Rafe 2 Jared 3 Devin 4 Shane
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1 The area of contact between the apple and the sharp knife is much lower, so the pressure. applied is higher for the same force. ... 3 The weight of the blunt knife is more than that of the sharp knife and hence it becomes difficult. to cut.
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