THIRD PERIODICAL TEST - SCIENCE 7

Read the following passage carefully before you choose or write your answer. You may
work on the multiple-choice questions and the short-response in any order that you
choose. Be sure to allocate your time carefully so you can complete the entire test within
the testing session. Go over the test when you are finished. When you go over the test,
make sure you read the question correctly and that you answered what it asked. CLICK
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2. Which of these would make something to start moving, stop moving, slow 1 point

down or change direction?

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push or pull

friction

mass

gravity

3. Which of the following is an example of applied force? 1 point

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a train speeding down a track

a carpenter hammering a nail

a child running through a field

an airplane soaring through the sky

4. The image below shows an unbalanced force. Which of the following is true 1 point

about this depiction?

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The thug-of-war’s motion does not change.

The inertia of the three persons increases.

The three boys pull-off to the left side.

The three girls pull-off to the right side.

5. Which of the following action-at-a-distance or noncontact force is the 1 point

most effective over long distances?

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gravitational

strong nuclear

magnetic

electric
6. Which of the following choices best represent force? 1 point

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a push or a pull always causing motion

a push or a pull always causing acceleration

a push or a pull acting without an object

a push or a pull acting on an object

7. Which type of elastic force is present in the strings on a guitar? 1 point

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compression

friction

tension

inertia

8. Which of the following examples demonstrates a compressional force? 1 point

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plucking a guitar string

squeezing a sponge

pulling a wagon

dropping an apple

9. Which of the following is true about balanced force? 1 point

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Balanced force always changes the object’s motion.

Balanced force sometimes changes the object’s motion.

Balanced force never changes the object’s motion.

Balanced force are not related to motion

10. A teacher points to a microscope sitting on the desk. Which conclusion 1 point
best explains why the microscope is not moving?

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There are many forces acting on the microscope, but mostly it is its inertia that
keeps it on the desk.

Gravity is pulling on the microscope. It is only the weight of the scope that keeps it
from moving off the desk.

There is only one force, air pressure, acting on the microscope. The air in the room
is pressing on the scope keeping it on the desk.

There are two forces acting on the microscope. The desk is pushing up and gravity
is pulling down. The balance of these forces keeps the microscope from moving.

11. A woman pushes a man with a force of 16 N to the left. Another woman pushes 1 point

the same man from the opposite side with a force of 8 N to the right. What will
be the result?

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It will move to the right with an 8 N force.

It will move to the right with a 2 N force.

It will move to the left with a 2 N force.

It will move to the left with an 8 N force.

12. When you slide a box across the floor what force must your push be 1 point
stronger than?

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Support force

Friction force

Gravity

Air resistance

13. What forces are acting on a dropped book that falls to the floor? 1 point

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Gravity only

Gravity and air resistance

Air resistance

Friction only

14. Which of these will happen when you walk across the ground and push on 1 point
it with your feet?

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There is no effect on the ground.

The ground pushes back less strongly than your feet.

The ground pushes back more strongly than your feet.

The ground pushes back on your feet with equal force.

15. The girls are pulling each other the tumbler. If you add up all the forces acting 1 point
on the tumbler, what do you get?

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the balanced forces

the unbalanced forces

the net forces

the acceleration

16. What unit do scientists use to measure force? 1 point

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Newton

Grams

Meters

Kilowatt
17. Use the picture below to answer the following. What is the force demonstrated 1 point

by the teens?

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PUSHING

PULLING
18. How much force is applied? 1 point

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EQUAL

UNEQUAL

19. When two forces cancel out each other, what kind of force did they 1 point
demonstrate?
20. Scalar quantities are quantities that indicate only the magnitude. Which of 1 point

the following pairs are both scalar quantities?

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energy and force

speed and mass

time and velocity

mass and distance

21. Vector quantity says the magnitude and the direction of a quantity. Which 1 point

of the following pairs are both vector quantities?

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weight and mass

velocity and speed

force and acceleration

acceleration and speed

22. The pilot of an aircraft needs to fly from country X to country Y which lies 1 point

north-east of X. while flying the aircraft will encounter a steady wind blowing (1)
from the East, so he draws a velocity - vector diagram to assist in setting his
course correctly. What is the correct label for the vector marked 2 in the
diagram below?

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Velocity of aircraft relative to air

Velocity of aircraft relative to the ground

Velocity of air relative to the ground

Velocity of of the air relative to the ground

23. Which of the of these is true about displacement when a man who walked 1 point

a certain distance, but not in a straight line?

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have a zero displacement

not have a negative displacement

have a displacement higher than the distance

have a displacement equal to the distance

24. Which one of the following statements is CORRECT? How much is the bearing 1 point

(degree) of the direction of vector AB on the sketch?

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240 degrees

150 degrees

260 degrees

210 degrees
25. A Physics teacher, Walter, drove to his high school which is located 150 m East 2 points

from his house. After school, he drove to his kid's elementary school which is
100 m South from his school. Then, he drove to a grocery store, located 150 m
West of elementary school. Finally, he drove back home with his kid and several
grocery bags. Which of the following is true?

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The total distance he traveled from his house to elementary is 180 metres

The magnitude of the displacement vector from his house then back to his house is zero.

The magnitude of the displacement vector for the whole trip is 500 metres

The magnitude of the distance from house to the grocery store is 400 meters
26. Given vector B = 65 m, 65° N of E, what is its x-component? 2 points

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40.65 m

27.47 m

38.00 m

58.91 m

27. Given vector B = 65 m, 65° N of E, what is its y-component? 2 points

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40.65 m

27.47 m

38.00 n

58.91 m
28. Match the following words on the left side with those on top. Click the circle 5 points

that appropriately related to those on the left side. *

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seconds vf - vi/t 93 km/h Northeast 65 mk, 65° E of N

Direction

Speed

Acceleration

Time

Velocity

29. Match the following words on the left side with those on top. Check the box 5 points

that appropriately related to those words above. *

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negative positive point of

distance motion
acceleration acceleration reference

change in
position

to slow down

position

to speed up

450 kim
30. Which of the following words above is not related to the word on the left 1 point

side. Click the box of your choice. >TIME<. *

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speed distance window

Time

31. Which of the following words above is not related to the word on the left 1 point
side. Click the box of your choice. >MILES <. *

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Velocity Ferrari Chair

Miles

32. Which of the following words above is not related to the word on the left 1 point

side. Click the box of your choice. >DIRECTION<. *

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Northeast Up Fifty-seconds

Direction

33. Arrange the letters to give the correct description of the phrase "the rate 1 point

of change of distance with time". PSEDE *

34. Arrange the letters to give the correct description of the phrase "a straight 1 point

line drawn from the point of origin to final destination". EDSPALCMTENI

35. Arrange the letters to give the correct description of the phare "Speed in a 1 point

given direction " VLEOTCIY *

36. When velocity changes at a given time is called ______________________. 1 point

CELNTRECIAOA *

37. The magnitude of the total path covered by motion is called ISTANCED. 1 point

38. A driver starts his parked car and within 5 seconds reaches a speed of 60 1 point

km/h, as he travels east. What is his acceleration? Based on the problem,

what is the unknown in the problem? *

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velocity

time

acceleration

distance

39. In this problem, "In a summer storm, the wind is blowing with a velocity of 1 point

8 m/s north. Suddenly in 3 seconds, the wind velocity is 23 m/s north", what
is 8 m/s in the problem stand for?

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Final velocity

Initial velocity

Speed

Acceleration
40. What information is required in order to measure speed? 1 point

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time and distance

velocity and time

distance and velocity

momentum and time

41. Which of the following does not describe acceleration? 1 point

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increasing speed

decreasing speed

changing direction

constant speed

42. If a person runs 100 meters in 10 seconds, how much was the average 2 points

speed?

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2 m/s

5 m/s

10 m/s

100 m/s
43. The journey from Athens to Thessaloniki is 502 km. If the average speed of the 2 points

Pullman is 90km/h, how long will the journey take?

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5.58 hours

8.55 hours

7 hours

4.55 hours

44. A runner can sprint 6 metres per second. How far will she travel in 120 2 points

seconds?

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600 metres

760 metres

720 metres

800 metres
45. A car having an initial velocity of 12 meters per second east slows uniformly to 2 points
2 meters per second east in 4.0 seconds. What is the acceleration of the car
during this 4.0-second interval?

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negative 2.5 m/s/s

negative 5.2 m/s/s

negative 6.5 m/s/s

negative 5.6 m/s/s

46. What does it mean by the flat lines represented by lines BC and DE in the graph 1 point

below?

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The velocity of the motion is increasing in those given time.

The velocity of the motion is constant during those given time.
47. DID YOU CHEAT ON ME? * 5 points

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YES

NO

?!?

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