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ICP Final
Question | Answer |
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Displacement is distant with _____ | Direction |
Veloity is ____ | Speed with direction |
When the following vectors are add, what is the final displacement? 3 m -> + 7m -> +1.5m <- | 8.5 m -> |
Acceleration is ____ divided by time. | Change in speed |
Average speed is total distance | divided by time |
Velocity can be added going which of the following | vector mathematics |
If a runner went 60 m in 20 seconds, what would their speed be? (in m/s) | 3 m/s |
What is a way one can have an acceleration and a constant speed? | Change in direction |
If a cat walks 3 m west, 2 meters north, and 3 meters east, what is the cats displacement a. 8 meters b. 3 meters west c. 2 meters north d. 3 meters east | 2 m North |
If a cat walks 3 m west, 2 meters north, and 3 meters east, what is the cats distance traveled? a. 8 meters b. 3 meters west c. 2 meters north d. 3 meters east | 8 m |
Which is not a force? a. friction b. electromagnetic c. acceleration d. gravity | Acceleration |
When an object on wheels move, the form of friction present is ___ a. static b. sliding c. fluid d. rolling | Rolling |
When an object experiences air resistance, the form of friction present is a. static b. sliding c. fluid d. rolling | fluid |
When an object is pushed and it does not move, the form of friction is a. static b. sliding c. fluid d. rolling | static |
When a projectile travels through air, it is most affected by ___. a. strong and the weak force b. air resistance and the magnetic field of earth c. gravity and the magnetic field of earth d. gravity and air resistance | gravity and air resistance |
Newton's First law is sometimes called the law of ____. a. inertia b. conversation c. momentum d. resistance | inertia |
Newtons second law is which of the following? a. v=d/t b. F=0 c. F=m a d. F=m v | F= m a |
Newton's third law states for every action force there is ____ a. reaction force b. friction force c. net force d. unbalanced force | reaction force |
What force holds the nucleus together? a. strong nuclear b. magnetic c. gravitational d. electric | strong nuclear |
What force holds the proton itself together? a. stronger nuclear b. gravitational c. magnetic d. weak nuclear | weak nuclear |
If you bring the North pole of one magnet to the North pole of a second magnet they will ____. a. attract b. do nothing c. repel d. destroy each other | repel |
The minimum needed to stop an alpha particle is _____. a. piece of aluminum b. piece of paper c. several meters of concrete d. the entire ocean | piece of paper |
Electromagnetic waves _______. a. do not carry energy b. can travel through empty space c. all have the same frequency d. the entire ocean | can travel through empty space |
The minimum needed to stop a gamma ray is ____. a. piece of aluminum b. piece of paper c. several meters of concrete d. the entire ocean | several meters of concrete |
The electromagnetic waves with the highest energy are____. a. infrared rays b. ultraviolet rays c. gamma rays d. radio waves | gamma rays |
Microwaves and radar waves are both examples of ____. a. infrared b. ultraviolet c. gamma d. radio | radio |
Light that has been separated based upon what direction it is vibrating is called ____. a refracted b. reflected c. scattered d. polarized | polarized |
_____ cause skin cancer, but can also be beneficial for vitamin D production in the body. a. visible light b. gamma rays c. ultraviolet d. x-rays | ultraviolet rays |
Objects appear clearly through a material that is ____. a. translucent b. polarized c. opaque d. transparent | transparent |
Objects appear fuzzy through a material that is ____. a. translucent b. polarized c. opaque d. transparent | translucent |
Light does not pass through a material that is ____. a. translucent b. polarized c. opaque d. transparent | opaque |
____ are used to determine if there are cracks in buildings as well as the human body. a. ultraviolet b. gamma rays c. x-rays d. visible light | x-rays |
A reflected ray of light is one that ____. a. bends as it enters a new medium b. bounces off a surface c. travels faster after it is reflected d. always forms an image | bounces off a surface |
A plane mirror forms what kind of image? a. real b. imaginary c. blind d. virtual | virtual |
Concave lenses cause rays to ____. a. spread apart b. reflect c. come together d. form real images | spread apart |
Which forms where light rays converge ____. a. real image b. imaginary image c. blind image d. virtual image | real image |
Which corrects nearsightedness? a. convex mirror b. convex lens c. concave mirror d. concave lens | concave lenses |
Which optical device is used to enlarge small objects using lenses? a. refracting telescope b. reflecting telescope c. microscope d. pinhole camera | microscope |
The two areas in the eye where light actually bends are ____. a. the cornea and lens b. the retina and lens c. the cornea and pupil d. the pupil and lens | the cornea and lens |
Which is used to correct farsightedness? a. convex mirror b. convex lens c. concave mirror d. concave lens | convex lens |
One distinguished between a real and virtual image because a virtual image _____. a. can be projected b. cannot be projected c. is formed in front of the mirror d. is always enlarged | cannot be projected |
A telescope literally means ____. a. far seeing b. far getting c. big tube d. object enlarger | far seeing |
When we used the Van De Graaff Generator, that showed the concept of ______. a, Magnetic Fields b. Electric Resistance c. Magnetic Force d. Electric Discharge | Electric Discharge |
If a balloon is attracted to a Van De Graaff Generator, then the charges are ____. a. adding together b. moving away c. opposite d. the same | opposite |
A circuit that does not split its current (one where all the resistors are in line) is called a ____. a. parallel circuit b. series circuit c. direct current d. alternating current | series circuit |
A circuit that does split its current (one where the resistors sit across from one another) is called a ____. a. parallel circuit b. series count c. direct count d. alternating current | parallel circuit |
AC stands for ___. a. parallel circuit b. series circuit c. direct current d. alternating current | alternating current |
DC stands for ___. a. parallel circuit b. series circuit c. direct current d. alternating current | Direct current |
If two 100 ohm resistors are setting in series, their total resistance is____. a. 300 ohms b. 100 ohms c. 200 ohms d. 50 ohms | 200 ohms |
The universe as we know began approximately _____. a. 4.6 billion years ago b. 13.8 billion years ago c. 7.9 billion years ago d. 10^100 years ago . | 13.8 billion years ago |
The moon has ____ of Earths gravity a. 1/2 b. 1/4 c. 1/6 d. 1/8 | 1/6 |
Fission is where you ____. a. split a large atom b. shove two small atoms together c. atoms decaying naturally d. create a black hole | split a large atom |
Fusion is where you ____. a. split a large atom b. shove two small atoms together c. atoms decaying naturally d. create a black hole | shove two small atoms together |
_____ is the name for an object that detects radiation. a. foil experiment b. Geiger Counter c. radioactivity d. fusion | radioactivity |
This type of eclipse occurs when the moon's shadow goes over the Earth. a. lunar eclipse b. solar eclipse c. total eclipse d. partial eclipse | solar eclipse |
This type of eclipse occurs when the earths shadow goes over the moon a. lunar eclipse b. solar eclipse c. total eclipse d. partial eclipse | lunar eclipse |
The moon is made of ___. a. the same stuff we are made up of b. gas c. hydrogen d. cheese | the same stuff we are made of |