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Which of the following CANNOT overcome an object’s inertia?

Which of the following CANNOT overcome an object’s inertia?. A) an unbalanced force B) a zero net force (balanced force) C) gravity D) friction. Convection currents do NOT take place in _________________. A) liquids B) gases C) solids D) the ocean.

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Which of the following CANNOT overcome an object’s inertia?

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  1. Which of the following CANNOT overcome an object’s inertia? A) an unbalanced force B) a zero net force (balanced force) C) gravity D) friction

  2. Convection currents do NOT take place in _________________. • A) liquids • B) gases • C) solids • D) the ocean

  3. The transfer of heat by collision of atoms in a solid is… • A) conduction • B) convection • C) radiation • D) Thermal energy

  4. You and your friends are telling ghost stories around a campfire. What type of heat transfer are you using? • A) convection • B) conduction • C) radiation • D) insulation

  5. In a vacuum (open space), heat transfer occurs by • A) Conduction • B) Convection • C) Radiation • D) Thermal Energy

  6. On Earth, cool air circulates to warm regions and warm air circulates to cooler regions. What type of heat transfer does this describe? • A) conduction • B) Convection • C) Radiation • D) Fahrenheit

  7. Electricity is a type of ______. • A) energy • B) machine • C) matter • D) light

  8. A balloon is rubbed all over with wool. The balloon will now attract the wool because the balloon and the wool… • A) are magnets • B) have opposite charges • C) have like charges • D) have neutral charges

  9. Two objects move closer together, what happens to the gravitational attraction between them? • A) it increases • B) it decreases • C) it doesn’t change • D) it becomes zero

  10. What is another name for a battery? • A) Electrode • B) Energizer • C) Cell • D) Electrolyte

  11. What kind of current does a battery produce? • A) Primary current • B) Secondary current • C) Alternating current • D) Direct current

  12. What parts make up a circuit? • A) electrons and wires • B) wires, power source, and load • C) power source and electrons • D) wires and electrons

  13. What are the two types of circuits? • A) series and parallel • B) right and left • C) AC and DC • D) open and closed

  14. What kind of current do we get from a power plant? • A) Primary current • B) Secondary current • C) Alternating current • D) Direct current

  15. Five light bulbs are connected in a series circuit. Are they…? • A) all lit the same. • B) all becoming dimmer. • C) half lit half not lit. • D) all burned out.

  16. A student makes a parallel circuit. If one light goes out, what happens to the other lights? • A) The others stay lit • B) The others go out • C) The others get brighter • D) The others get dimmer

  17. What happens if you cut a magnet in half? • A) It is no longer a magnet. • B) It still has a North and South pole. • C) It only has a North pole. • D) It only has a South pole.

  18. If you push one magnet toward the other what will happen? The magnets will pull toward each other. The magnets will push away from each other. The magnets will slide past each other. The magnets will stick to each other.

  19. Surrounding every magnet is its magnetic __________. • A) Force • B) field • C) poles • D) lines

  20. The Earth’s inner iron core spins and acts as a magnet so that all compasses point __________. • A) North • B) South • C) East • D) West

  21. What force exists between the poles of the two magnets in the picture? Electric force of attraction Electric force of repulsion Magnetic force of attraction Magnetic force of repulsion

  22. What is the purpose of an iron core in an electromagnet? • A) to hold the loops of wire in place. • B) to make the magnetic force stronger • C) to change the direction of the electric current. • D) to change the direction of the magnetic force.

  23. How did scientists discover electric currents create a magnetic field? • A) They put a compass next to a live wire. • B) They saw a magnetic field glow in the dark. • C) They watched the northern lights and knew it was the Earth’s magnetic field. • D) They moved a magnet in a wire to make electricity.

  24. Who discovered that you could make electricity from spinning a magnet inside a wire coil? • A) Thomas Edison • B) Hans Oersted • C) Michael Faraday • D) Abraham Lincoln

  25. In which of the following items would you find an electromagnet? • A) junkyard crane • B) on a refrigerator • C) in a pen • D) in a battery

  26. How is electricity related to magnetism? • A) They are the same thing. • B) They exert forces on each other. • C) They have nothing to do with each other. • D) One gets stronger as the other gets weaker.

  27. What is the difference between a period and a group on the periodic table? • A) Periods are vertical, groups are horizontal. • B) Periods are horizontal, groups are vertical. • C) Periods and groups are the same thing. • D) Periods and groups are both vertical.

  28. Jane puts the north pole of a bar magnet near an object on her desk. As the magnet gets closer it moves away. Which of the following statements is true? • A) The object has a north pole, but no south pole. • B) the object is a magnet or has been magnetized. • C) The object has randomly-arranged domains. • D) The object is not made of metal.

  29. Waves transfer _____. • A) matter • B) energy • C) particles • D) water

  30. The wave property that is related to the height of a wave is the _____. • A) wavelength • B) amplitude • C) frequency • D) wave speed

  31. Waves that don’t require a medium are __________. • A) longitudinal waves • B) electromagnetic waves • C) surface waves • D) mechanical waves

  32. When you look in the mirror, what type of light behavior are you observing? • A) refraction • B) reflection • C) diffraction • D) interference

  33. How does a prism make a rainbow? • A) refraction • B) reflection • C) diffraction • D) interference

  34. You walk down a dark hallway and suddenly a light spills out of an open doorway. What light wave behavior have you experienced? • A) Reflection • B) Refraction • C) Interference • D) Diffraction

  35. When light is refracted, the visible color spectrum is displayed. What is the acronym we use to remember the colors? • A) PEMDAS • B) ROYGBIV • C) MVEMJSUN • D) SONAR

  36. Light waves are more than just the light we see. What is another kind of light wave that we DON’T see? • A) red • B) sun • C) radio • D) blue

  37. Mass is measured in ______. • A) liters (L) • B) centimeters (cm) • C) newtons (N) • D) kilograms (kg)

  38. Hand Lens Problem Solving • Teachers sometimes use overhead projectors to show transparencies on a screen. What type of lens does an overhead projector use? Convex Concave Flat-plane eye

  39. Rusting is an example of a ______________. • A) physical property • B) physical change • C) chemical property • D) chemical change

  40. Which physical property can be used to classify oxygen, helium, propane, and hydrogen as being similar? • A) flammability • B) state • C) reactivity • D) malleability

  41. Which of the following is a simple machine? • A) bicycle • B) jar lid • C) scissors • D) can opener

  42. How do electromagnetic waves emitted by the sun heat the Earth? • A) conduction • B) convection • C) radiation • D) insulation

  43. Which of Newton’s Laws explains the bumper car ride at an amusement park. • a.Newton’s 1st Law • b.Newton’s 2nd Law • c.Newton’s 3rd Law • d.Newton’s Law of Gravitation

  44. What type of wave interaction is an echo? • A) reflection • B) refraction • C) diffraction • D) interference

  45. Which of the following statements describe elements? All of the particles in the element are different. Elements can be broken down into simpler substances. Elements have unique sets of properties. Elements cannot be joined together in chemical reactions.

  46. Physical science is: • The study of matter and energy. • The study of physics and chemistry. • Important in most sciences. • All of the above

  47. Which of the following sentences best describes table salt, NaCl? • Table salt is a compound made from two elements. • Table salt is a mixture made from two elements. • Table salt is an element made from two mixtures. • Table salt is an alloy made from a metal and a nonmetal.

  48. Look at each statement and tell if it is:True or False • Electrons are in the nucleus. • The atomic mass is the protons + neutrons. • Protons are positively charged. • In a balanced atom the electrons equal the neutrons. • Neutrons are negatively charged.

  49. An atom of carbon has 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons. What is the atomic mass? • A) 6 • B) 18 • C) 15 • D) 12

  50. List three clues that a chemical change is taking place. • A) ________________________________ • B)________________________________ • C) ________________________________

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