Quiz # 1: Module 1 A. System C.

Heat energy
Write your answers in your notebook. B.closed system D. Heat motion
C.open system
1. What is the SI unit of pressure? D. Control volume 12. The term “thermodynamics” was first
A. Pascal used in 1849 in the publication of:
B. Torr 7. A specific property is also: A. Rudolph Clausius
C. Dyne A. An extensive property B. William Rankine
D.Kelvin B. The product of two extensive C. Lord Kelvin
properties D. Thomas Savery
2. What is the value given to standard C. An amount of mass dependent
pressure in Torrs? property 13. The macroscopic approach to the study
A. 540 D. An intensive property of thermodynamics that does not require a
B. 660 knowledge of the behavior of individual
C.760 8. Energy is always: particles is called_____.
D.780 A. Being produced A. Dynamic thermodynamics
B.Being destroyed B. Static Thermodynamics
3. The area of thermodynamics concerned C. Not changing C. Statistical thermodynamics
with the measuring of thermal properties is D. None of these D. Classical thermodynamics
called what?
A. Chemometrics 9. Energy destruction is a result of: 14. What is defined a region in space
B. calorimetry A. Heat transfer chosen for study?
C.psychrometrics B. Work production A. Surroundings
D.thermoeconomics C. Process irreversibility's B. System
D. None of these C. Boundary
4. How many Torr are there in one D. Volume
atmosphere? 10. A system is composed of gasoline
A. 540 liquid and vapor, and air. According 15. What is the mass or region outside the
B.650 to Gibbs phase rule how many system called?
C.760 independent properties are required A. Surroundings
D.870 for phase equilibrium? B. Boundary
A. 0 C. Volume
5. What is the SI unit for pressure? B. 1 D. Environment
A. Torr C. 2
B. Pounds per square inch D.3 16. What is the real or imaginary surface that
C. Pascal separates the system from its surroundings?
D. Kelvin 11. The term “thermodynamics” A. Division
comes from Greek words “therme” B. Wall
6. In thermodynamics, a fixed quantity of and “dynamis” which means________. C. Boundary
mass selected for the purpose of study is A. Heat power D. Interface
called a: B. Heat transfer
17. A system which consists of fixed amount 22. A system is in __________ 27. A system is said to be in thermodynamic
of mass and no mass can cross its boundary equilibrium if the temperature is the equilibrium if it maintains _________
is called ______. same throughout the entire system. equilibrium.
A. Equilibrium system A. Static A. Mechanical and phase
B. Thermal equilibrium system B. Thermal B. Thermal and chemical
C. Open system C. Mechanical C. Thermal, mechanical and chemical
D. Closed system D. Phase D. Thermal, phase, mechanical and
chemical
18. A system in which even energy is not 23. A system is in _______________
allowed to cross the boundary is equilibrium if there is no change in 28. Who coined the word “energy” in 1807?
called___________. pressure at any point of the system A. William Rankine
A. Closed system with time. B. Rudolph Clausius
B. Exclusive system A. Pressure C. Lord Kelvin
C. Isolated system B. Thermal D. Thomas Young
D. Special system C. Mechanical
D. Phase 29. What is the study of energy and its
19. A system in which there is a flow of mass transformation?
is known as ________. 24. What is a process in which the A. Thermostatics
A. Equilibrium system system remains infinitesimally closed B. Thermphysics
B. Isolated system to an equilibrium state at all times? C. Thermochemistry
C. Open system A. Path equilibrium process D. Thermodynamics
D. Closed system B. Cycle equilibrium process
C. Phase equilibrium process 30. What refers to the series of states through
20. Open system usually encloses which of D. Quasi-state or quasi-equilibrium which a system passes during a process
the following devices? process A. Path
A. Compressor B. Phase
B. Turbine 25. A closed system may refer to C. Cycle
C. Nozzle _________. D. Direction
D. All of the above A. Control mass
B. Control volume
21. The boundaries of a control volume, C. Control energy
which may either real or imaginary, is called D. Control temperature
__________.
A. Control boundary 26 .An open system may refer to
B. Control System _________.
C. Interface A. Control mass
D. Control surface B. Control volume
C. Control energy
D. Control temperature
Quiz #1: Module 2
Write your answers in your notebook.
6. Zero degree Kelvin is equal to what A. Coal
temperature on the Celsius scale? B. Water
1. Assuming all other parameters remain A. -460 degrees Celsius C. Copper
constant, what happens to the pressure of a B. -363 degrees Celsius D. Nitrogen gas
gas when the volume of the gas is increased? C. -273 degrees Celsius
A. Increase D. None of the above 11. In order for a system to be in thermal
B. Decrease equilibrium, which of the following properties
C. Fluatctuates sinsoidally 7. Consider two water drops at a must be the same throughout the system?
D.remains the same temperature T. These drops are not A. Mass
allowed to exchange energy with the B. Pressure
2. If metallic object is heated, its density environment. These two drops collide C. Temperature
generally: and combine. How does the D. Volume
A. Increase temperature of these drops change
B.decrease when they combine? 12. A control volume refers to what?
C.fluctuates randomly A. Decrease A. A fixed region in space
D. Remains the same B. Remain the same B. A reversible process
C. Increase C. An isolated system
3. Who invented the barometer D. Cannot be determined D. A specified mass
A. Torricelli
B. Avogadro 8. The energy of molecular motion in 13. Occurs when the vapour pressure equals
C. Rutherford a gas appears in the form of: the atmospheric pressure
D. Becquerel A. Friction A. Boiling
B. Internal energy B. Melting
4. In an elastic collision, the relative velocities C. Temperature C. Freezing
of separation of the two bodies after impact D. Potential energy D. Vaporizing
compared with the relative velocity of
approach before impact is: 9. Radiant energy emitted from a 14. If an object with higher temperature
A. Always greater blackbody is only a function of what? comes in contact with a lower temperature
B. Always smaller A. Mass object, it will:
C. Always the same B. Surface area A. Become hotter and the other become
D. First greater, then smaller C. Temperature colder
D. Height B. Absorb heat from the lower temperature
5. Pressure is equal to: object
A. Area divided by force 10. A British Thermal Unit, or BTU, is the C. Transfer heat to the lower temperature
B. Force divided by area amount of heat required to raise one object
C. Area times force pound of what material one degree D. Have no effect on either object
D. Area minus force Fahrenheit?
15. Temperature measured relative to B. 450 N 25. The fan pressure differential gage on an
absolute zero C. 300 N air handler reads 12 cmH2O. What is this
A. Debye Temperature D. 250N pressure differential in kilopascals?
B. Blackbody Temperature A. 0 kPa
C. Absolute Temperature 21. At what centigrade temperature B. 0.93 kPa
D. Potential Temperature will 1 mole of a gas under 1 C. 1.18 kPa
atmosphere of pressure occupy 22.4 D. 1.37 kPa
16. An ideal gas confined in a box initially liters?
has pressure p. If the absolute temperature A. 273 degrees
of the gas is doubled and the volume of the B. 100 degrees
box is quadrupled, the pressure is C. 25 degrees
A. p/8 D. 0 degrees
B. p/4
C. p/2 22. At what point is the temperature
D. p the same on the Celsius and
Fahrenheit scales?
17. What is the Celsius Temperature A. Absolute zero
corresponding to 100 degrees Kelvin? B. Zero
A. 373 degrees Celsius C. Negative 40 degrees
B. 273 degrees Celsius D. Never
C. -273 degrees Celsuis
D. -173 degrees Celsuis 23. Which temperature below is
equivalent to 125˚ F?
18. A rise in temperature of 20 Kelvin A. 52˚ C
degrees is equal to a rise of: B. 125˚ C
A. 20 degrees Celsius C. 602˚ R
B. 36 degrees Celsius D. 315 K
C. 68 degrees Celsius
D. 293 degrees Celsius 24. On a day when the barometer
reads 755 mmHg, a tire pressure
19. What is 20 degrees Celsius in Kelvin? gage reads 204 kPa. The absolute
A. 70 K pressure in the tire is:
B. 293 K A. 100 kPa
C. 100 K B. 204 kPa
D. 212 K C. 1.54 mHg
D. 2.29 mHg
20. The pressure placed on a square with 1/2
meter sides is 1000 Pascals. How much force
is being applied to the square?
A. 500 N