Scalar and Vector are just two of the many quantities used in physics. Scalar is a quantity that is totally described by magnitude or size, whereas, a vector quantity is specified by both magnitudes as well as direction. So, here in this quiz, we are going to ask you nineteen questions about the same, read them carefully and answer correctly.
Vector
Frame of reference
Resultant
Scalar
Vectors if multiplied or scalars if divided
Scalars if multiplied scalars
Scalars
Vectors
Vector, scalar, scalar
Vector, scalar, vector
Scalar, scalar, vector
Scalar, vector, vector
Temperature
Velocity
Volume
Mass
Vector
Scalar
Frame of reference
Resultant
Vector, scalar, scalar
Scalar, scalar, vector
Vector, scalar, vector
Scalar, vector, vector
29 cm
70 cm
57 cm
52 cm
-7.5 m/s south
12.5 m/s south
7.5 m/s south
-12.5 m/s south
Tan angle
Cos angle
Cot angle
Sin angle
Tan angle
Cos angle
Cot angle
Sin angle
Vertical velocity
Horizontal velocity
Directrix
Projectile motion
A baseball thrown to home plate
A frog jumping from land into water
A flat piece of paper released from a window
A basketball thrown to a hoop
A wavy line
Projectiles do not follow a predictable path.
A hyperbola
A parabola
A volleyball served over a net
A baseball hit by a bat
A hot-air balloon drifting toward Earth
A long jumper in action
A space shuttle orbiting Earth
A leaf falling from a tree
A stone thrown into a lake
A train moving along a flat track
An aluminum can dropped straight down into the recycling bin
A thrown baseball
A spaece shuttle being launched
A jet lifting off a runway
Diagram
X-axis
Frame of reference
Y-axis
Straight down
Straight backward
Straight down and forward
Straight down and backward
Move west at a speed that is equal to the bus's speed.
Move west at a speed that is less than the bus's speed
Stand still..
Move east at a speed that is equal to the bus's speed.