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13. An object's mass and velocity determines which of
the following?
An object's gravitational energy
An object's kinetic energy
An object's activation energy
An object's potential energy
14.
What happens to the kinetic energy of a bowling ball
once it strikes pins?
It increases.
It stays the same.
It transforms to mechanical energy.
It decreases.
15.The force that is exerted on a machine is referred to as which type of force?
Advantage force
Output force
Input force
Initiation force
16. Which of the following are two force carrier particles for strong forces?
Pions and bosons
Gluons and electrons
Gluons and pions
Quarks and gluons
17.Scientists use the color change in quarks to do which of the following?
Determine the electrical charges
Differentiate similar quarks in a single particle
Differentiate one atom from another
Identify protons and electrons
18.
In a weak interaction, what accompanies the decay of subatomic
particles?
Decrease in mass
Release of energy
Absorption of energy
Increase in mass
19.Which of the following describes an electric field around a negative charge?
It will repel a negative test charge
It will repel a positive test charge
It will attract a negative test charge
It will attract a positive test charge
20.
What is the correct term for areas in which groups of atoms are
clustered together with their magnetic fields aligned?
Magnetism
North pole
Magnetic domain
Declination
21.Magnetic fields can be created by which of the following?
Voltage sources
Stationary electric charges
Electric current
Electric field
22. What is produced by the combination of an electric and magnetic field?
Electromagnetic fields
Magnetic domains
Electric current
Voltage
23.Which electromagnetic waves are felt as heat?
Visible light
Ultraviolet
Microwaves
Infrared
24.
The mass of how many objects is included in the universal
gravitation equation?
Three
Two
Six
One
25.According to Einstein's Theory of General Relativity, what dimension is added to the three dimensions of space to form the spacetime model?
Time
Length
Depth
Width
26. According to Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, what is the force that holds planets in their orbits?
Gravity
Mass
Acceleration
Pressure
27. All objects are affected equally by the gravitational field regardless of their mass.
True
False
28. When electrical energy is sent to the metal on a stovetop, what happens to the level of thermal energy in the metal?
It does not change.
It decreases.
It can either increase or decrease.
It increases.
29. Which type of chemical reaction usually does NOT occur without an external source of energy?
Oxidation-reduction
Exothermic
Nuclear
Endothermic
30.What is the direction of flow for electrical energy within a direct current electricity circuit?
From a positive terminal to a negative terminal
From a negative terminal to a positive terminal
From a positive terminal to a positive terminal
From a negative terminal to a negative terminal
31. Which type of radiant energy is used to kill bacteria on hospital equipment?
Gamma rays
X-rays
Ultraviolet radiation
Infrared radiation
32.
What type of particle is propelled into an atomic nucleus, such as
uranium-235, to begin a nuclear fission reaction?
Neutron
Proton
Neutrino
Electron
33.What process do hospitals use to get clear images of the human body structures and functions?
Magnetic resonance imaging
X-rays
Magnetic relativity interference
Magnetic radioactivity indicator
34.
NOT all elastic objects have an elastic limit.
True
False
35.According to the inverse square law of sound, the intensity of sound waves at a distance of 20 feet from a sound source is what fraction of the intensity of the sound waves at a distance of 10 feet?
1/8
1/16
1/4
1/2
36.When an object that has been lifted in a gravitational field is released, gravitational potential energy is converted into what form of energy?
Chemical
Electromagnetic
Elastic
Kinetic
37.When a person climbs stairs, what happens to the gravitational potential energy of his/her body?
It is stored.
It becomes zero.
It decreases.
It remains constant.
38.
The equation "Δ heat = Δ internal energy + work" expresses which
Law of Thermodynamics?
Third
Second
Fourth
First
39.Which of the following is a system that is receiving heat energy from its surroundings?
Endothermic reaction
Exothermic reaction
Transformation reaction
Equilibrium reaction
40.Which of the following is a system that is receiving heat energy from its surroundings?
Endothermic reaction
Exothermic reaction
Transformation reaction
Equilibrium reaction
41.What is referred to as the highest point of a transverse wave?
Candela
Quark
Crest
Trough
42.Waves travel at different speeds through air and water.
True
False
43.
Which of the following can transfer energy waves through the
earth's crust?
A cellular device
An earthquake
A laser
A tsunami
And 13) An object's mass and velocity determines the object's kinetic energy. Because the kinetic energy is equal to the half of the mass times squared velocity.
Ans 14) When the bowling ball started moving it has kinetic energy. It's some kinetic energy loss in friction, and when it strikes with the pin, some energy loss in producing sound and some transferred to the pin. Hence the kinetic energy decreases.
Ans 15) The force that is exerted on a machine is referred to as input force. With this force the machine starts working and the force that is exerted by the machine is referred to as output force.
Ans 16) The two carrier particles for the strong force are quarks and gluons. When they interact they exchange gluons that glue the quarks with each other. It is as strong as proton and neutron in the nucleus.
Ans 17) Scientist use the color change in quarks to determine the electrical charge on the quarks.
Ans 18) When a sub-atomic particle undergoes decay in a weak interaction, it's mass decreases. In the decay the removal of the Helium nucleus occurs which results in the loss of two protons and two neutrons. So the mass decreases.
Ans 19) Electric field around a negative charge will repel a negative test charge because same charges repel each other.
Ans 20) The area in which group of atoms clustered together with their magnetic field aligned is termed as magnetic domains. A ferromagnetic materials have large constant magnetization field which creates a large magnetic field in which atoms are aligned in a specific direction.