A physical quantity that has magnitude but no direction is called a ?

• A. Skills
• B. Scalars
• C. Sedentary Behaviour
• D. Sports Sponsorship

Answer: (B)

Scalars are quantities that have magnitude but no direction. You can think of them as just a number that tells you "how much," with no need to specify a direction. Mass and temperature are classic examples—each has a size you can measure, but no inherent orientation in space. Vectors, on the other hand, include both size and direction, like velocity or displacement.

So, the term that describes a physical quantity with magnitude but no direction is a scalar. The other terms aren’t physical quantities with magnitude alone: skills refer to ability, sedentary behaviour describes a lifestyle pattern, and sports sponsorship is about funding and promotion.