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Quiz6 questions
Which law says that an object at rest stays at rest unless a force acts on it?
ANewton's First LawBNewton's Second LawCNewton's Third LawDThe law of gravity
Physics · L2 · Newton's Three Laws
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Physics · L2 · Newton's Three LawsQuiz6 questions
In a series circuit, how many paths does electricity have to flow through?
AOnly oneBExactly twoCAs many as there are bulbsDIt depends on the battery
Physics · L2 · Series & Parallel Circuits
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Physics · L2 · Series & Parallel CircuitsQuiz6 questions
What is refraction?
ALight bouncing straight back off a mirrorBLight bending as it passes from one material into anotherCLight splitting into different coloursDLight disappearing when it hits glass
Physics · L2 · Refraction & Lenses
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Physics · L2 · Refraction & LensesQuiz6 questions
A metal spoon left standing in a pot of hot soup slowly becomes warm all along its handle. Which type of heat transfer is this?
AConductionBConvectionCRadiationDEvaporation
Physics · L2 · Heat Transfer
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Physics · L2 · Heat TransferQuiz6 questions
A block has a mass of 30 g and a volume of 10 cm³. What is its density?
A0.3 g/cm³B3 g/cm³C300 g/cm³D20 g/cm³
Physics · L2 · Density & Buoyancy
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Physics · L2 · Density & BuoyancyQuiz6 questions
Which idea best describes pressure?
AHow heavy an object isBForce spread over an areaCHow fast an object movesDThe total energy an object has
Physics · L2 · Pressure: Atmospheric & Fluid
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Physics · L2 · Pressure: Atmospheric & FluidQuiz6 questions
What creates the magnetic field in an electromagnet?
AThe iron nail alone, even without currentBElectric current flowing through the coiled wireCThe battery's plastic casingDFriction between the wire and the nail
Physics · L2 · Magnetism & Electromagnets
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Physics · L2 · Magnetism & ElectromagnetsQuiz6 questions
A force of 8 N moves a box 3 m in the direction of the force. How much work is done?
A24 JB11 JC5 JD2.67 J
Physics · L2 · Work & Power
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Physics · L2 · Work & PowerQuiz6 questions
What two things does an object's momentum depend on?
AIts color and shapeBIts mass and its speedCIts temperature and its materialDOnly its speed
Physics · L2 · Momentum & Collisions
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Physics · L2 · Momentum & CollisionsQuiz5 questions
What actually happens when you rub a balloon on your hair?
AElectrons move from your hair onto the balloonBThe balloon becomes magneticCNew electrons are created inside the balloonDNothing changes — rubbing has no effect
Physics · L2 · Static Electricity
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Physics · L2 · Static ElectricityQuiz5 questions
What does voltage do in a circuit?
AIt pushes current through the circuitBIt slows current downCIt has nothing to do with currentDIt stores current permanently
Physics · L2 · Introducing Ohm's Law
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Physics · L2 · Introducing Ohm's LawQuiz5 questions
What makes a bar magnet a 'permanent' magnet?
AIt needs a battery to stay magneticBIt is magnetic all on its own, without any electricityCIt only works when a switch is turned onDIt loses its magnetism after a few minutes
Physics · L2 · Permanent Magnets & Field Lines
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Physics · L2 · Permanent Magnets & Field LinesQuiz5 questions
Which direction does friction act, relative to the motion (or attempted motion) of an object?
AIn the same direction as the motionBOpposite to the direction of the motion or attempted motionCStraight up, away from the surfaceDFriction has no particular direction
Physics · L2 · Friction
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Physics · L2 · FrictionQuiz5 questions
What does a wave carry from one place to another as it travels?
AThe matter of the medium itself, all traveling togetherBEnergy, without carrying the medium's matter along with itCNothing — a wave is just an appearance with no real transportDOnly sound, never light or water
Physics · L2 · Wave Basics
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Physics · L2 · Wave BasicsQuiz5 questions
What is a trajectory?
AThe curved path a thrown or launched object follows through the airBThe exact spot where a ball landsCThe force used to throw an objectDThe speed of an object at the moment of release
Physics · L2 · Projectile Motion Basics
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Physics · L2 · Projectile Motion BasicsQuiz5 questions
What determines the pitch of a sound?
AHow big the vibration isBHow fast the source vibrates (its frequency)CHow far away the listener isDWhat color the vibrating object is
Physics · L2 · Sound: Pitch, Loudness & Echoes
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Physics · L2 · Sound: Pitch, Loudness & EchoesQuiz5 questions
What is the center of mass of an object?
AThe point where all of its weight seems to act from — its overall balance pointBThe exact geometric center of every object, no matter how its weight is spread outCThe point where an object is glued or bolted to the groundDThe single heaviest atom inside the object
Physics · L2 · Center of Mass & Stability
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Physics · L2 · Center of Mass & StabilityQuiz5 questions
Which way does a concave mirror curve?
AInward, like the inside of a spoonBOutward, like the back of a spoonCIt stays perfectly flatDIt curves in a random, uneven way
Physics · L2 · Curved Mirrors
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Physics · L2 · Curved MirrorsQuiz5 questions
What is periodic motion?
AMotion that repeats itself over and over in a regular patternBMotion that only happens once and then stopsCMotion that always speeds up over timeDMotion that only occurs in outer space
Physics · L2 · Pendulums & Periodic Motion
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Physics · L2 · Pendulums & Periodic MotionQuiz6 questions
What does a mechanical advantage of 3 mean?
AThe machine makes the load 3 times heavierBThe machine multiplies your input force by 3CThe machine takes 3 times as long to useDThe machine has 3 moving parts
Physics · L2 · Mechanical Advantage: Levers & Pulleys
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Physics · L2 · Mechanical Advantage: Levers & PulleysQuiz6 questions
A device draws 4 A of current at 100 V. What is its power?
A25 WB104 WC400 WD40 W
Physics · L2 · Electrical Power & Energy
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Physics · L2 · Electrical Power & EnergyQuiz6 questions
What generally happens to a material's size when it's heated?
AIt shrinksBIt expandsCIt stays exactly the same sizeDIt always melts
Physics · L2 · Thermal Expansion
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Physics · L2 · Thermal ExpansionQuiz6 questions
What does a magnetic field line represent at any point along it?
AThe temperature at that pointBThe direction a compass needle would point thereCThe color of the magnetDThe exact weight of the magnet
Physics · L2 · Magnetic Field Lines & Earth's Magnetism
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Physics · L2 · Magnetic Field Lines & Earth's MagnetismQuiz6 questions
What is an echo?
AA sound that gets louder on its ownBA sound wave reflecting off a surface and returning to your earsCA sound that changes pitch as it travelsDSilence after a loud noise
Physics · L2 · Echoes, Sound Reflection & Sonar
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Physics · L2 · Echoes, Sound Reflection & SonarQuiz6 questions
What does Hooke's Law, F = kx, describe?
AThe relationship between a spring's mass and its lengthBThe force needed to stretch or compress a spring by a given amountCHow fast a spring vibrates over timeDThe temperature at which a spring melts
Physics · L2 · Springs & Hooke's Law
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Physics · L2 · Springs & Hooke's LawQuiz6 questions
A 4 kg object accelerates at 2 m/s². What net force acts on it?
A2 NB6 NC8 ND4 N
Physics · L3 · Newton's Second Law
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Physics · L3 · Newton's Second LawQuiz6 questions
An object travels in a circle at constant speed. Which direction does its acceleration point?
AOutward, away from the centerBToward the center of the circleCIn the direction of travelDIt has no acceleration since its speed is constant
Physics · L3 · Circular Motion & Centripetal Force
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Physics · L3 · Circular Motion & Centripetal ForceQuiz6 questions
Which formula correctly gives the gravitational force between two masses?
AF = G·m₁·m₂/r²BF = G·m₁·m₂·r²CF = G·(m₁ + m₂)/rDF = G/(m₁·m₂·r)
Physics · L3 · Universal Gravitation
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Physics · L3 · Universal GravitationQuiz6 questions
What is the formula for momentum?
Ap = m + vBp = mvCp = m/vDp = ½mv²
Physics · L3 · Conservation of Momentum
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Physics · L3 · Conservation of MomentumQuiz6 questions
Which equation correctly states the work-energy theorem?
AW_net = ΔKE = ½mv_f² − ½mv_i²BW_net = F × d, with no connection to speedCF = maDKE = mv, without a square or a factor of ½
Physics · L3 · Work-Energy Theorem
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Physics · L3 · Work-Energy Theorem