An airplane from rest

accelerates on runway at 5.50

2
m/s for 20.25 s until it finally
takes off the ground. What is
the distance covered before
take-off?
 A jeepney from rest
accelerates uniformly over a
time of 3.25 seconds and
covers a distance of 15 m.
Determine the acceleration
of the jeepney.
 A train accelerates to a
speed of 20 m/s over a
distance of 150 m.
Determine the acceleration
(assume uniform) of the
train.
 Over a distance of 180 m, a
van accelerates to a speed of
40 m/s. Determine the
acceleration (assume
uniform) of the van.
 An airplane from rest
accelerates on a runway at
2
6.50 m/s for 25.50 s until it
finally takes off the ground.
What is the distance covered
before take-off?
SECOND PERIODICAL TEST IN
SCIENCE 10

NAME:
________________________
____ GR.& SEC._________
SCORE:________

Directions: Choose the letter

of the correct answer. Write
your answers in the blank
before the number..

_____1. What type of

electromagnetic waves is
used in radar?
 A. Infrared rays
C. Radio waves
B. Microwaves
D. Ultra-violet rays
_____2. Which
electromagnetic wave carries
more energy than the
others?
A. Microwaves
C. UV radiation
B. Infrared
D. Visible light
_____3. A type of EM wave
that is for medical use, to
help doctors look inside the
body to diagnose bone
fractures and tumors.
 A. Gamma rays
C. Microwaves
B. X-rays
D. Infrared
_____4. This EM wave are
very strong that can kill living
cells, and are used to treat
cancer through the process
called radiotherapy.
A. Gamma rays
C. Microwaves
 B. X-rays
D. Infrared
_____5. What type of EM
wave that is used in remote
control of TV, video, cassette
recorders, and other
electronic appliances?
A. Microwaves
C. UV radiation
B. Infrared
D. Visible light
_____6. Electromagnetic
waves are produced by
__________
A. current
C. any disturbance
 B. voltage source
D. vibrating charge
_____7. Which of the
following forms of
electromagnetic waves is
used mostly in
communication?
A. X-ray
C. Radio wave
B. Infrared
D. Gamma rays
_____8. In the
electromagnetic wave, the
direction of the propagation
of the wave is __________.
A. always to the
right.
 B. cannot be
determined.
C. parallel to electric
and magnetic field direction.
 D. perpendicular to
the electric and magnetic
field direction.
_____9. Which of the
following forms of
electromagnetic waves has
the widest frequency range?
A. x-ray
C. ultraviolet
B. microwave
D. radio waves
_____10. What happens to
the frequency of the
electromagnetic wave if its
wavelength increases?
A. decreases
B. increases as well
 C. remains the same
D. cannot tell;
frequency and wavelength
are two different concepts
_____11. What EM wave
make cellular telephones
transmit and receive signals?
A. radio waves
C. visible light
 B. microwaves
D. gamma rays
_____12. All of the following
are uses of visible light.
Which one is not?
 A. it enables us to
see things
B. gives light to the
screen of our devices
C. for thermal
imaging
 D. used in optical
fibers
_____13. Which kind of wave
is use in night vision goggles?
A. microwave
C. gamma ray
 B. infrared
D. visible light
_____14. Which of the
following EM wave makes
use of artificial lighting?
 A. visible spectrum
C. gamma rays
B. x-ray
D. infrared
_____15. Which of the
following is a use of
ultraviolet radiation?
A. diagnosing bone
fracture
 B. identifying original
from fake banknotes
C. night vision goggle
D. optical fiber
_____16. Which type of X-
ray can penetrate even
through metals?
A. regular X-ray
C. short wavelength X-ray
 B. long wavelength X-
ray D. dental X-ray
_____17. What imaging
technique uses powerful
magnets, computer and
radio waves to make detailed
pictures inside your body?
A. thermal imaging
C. Magnetic Resonance
Imaging (MRI)
 B. infrared imaging
D. X-ray image
_____18. In an infrared
camera, what color indicates
warmer temperature?
 A. blue
C. violet
B. green
D. yellow
_____19. Which of the EM
waves below are emitted by
stars and some radioactive
substances?
A. gamma rays
C. microwave
B. radio waves
D. X-ray
_____20. Which kind of wave
causes the fluorescent
chemicals to glow in
sunlight?
A. microwave
C. gamma ray
 B. ultraviolet
D. visible light
_____21. Convex mirrors
produce _______________
images.
 A. only virtual images
C. only real images
B. virtual or real
images D. inverted
images
_____22. In ray
diagramming, an incident ray
that is parallel to the
principal axis
_____________.
 A. will reflect parallel
to the principal axis
B. will reflect through
the center of the curvature
C. will refract
through the focal point
 D. will continue along
the same path through the
lens
_____23. If the angle of
incidence is 10 degrees from
the normal line, what is the
angle of reflection and the
total angle between the
incident and reflected ray?
A. Angle of reflection
= 30 C. Angle of
reflection = 10
 Total angle = 60
Total angle = 20
B. Angle of reflection
= 40 D. Angle of
reflection = 20
 Total angle = 20
Total angle = 10
_____24. A ray that shows
the direction that light
travels after it has crossed
over the boundary.
 A. Refracted Ray
C. angle ray
B. Incident Ray
D. Normal Ray
_____25. The bending of
light as it passes from one
transparent substances into
another
A. Reflection
C. Refraction
B. Focal
D. Vertex, V
_____26. The geometric
center of the lens
A. Focus, F
C. Ray
B. Focal length
D. Vertex, V
_____27. What happens to
the light rays that pass
through a convex lens?
A.All the light rays
diverge
 B. All the light rays
converge
C.All the light rays
are absorbed by the lens
 D.Some light rays
diverge, and some light rays
converge
_____28. Describe the image
that is produced by a
concave lens.
 A. It is upright and
larger than the object
B. It is upright and
smaller than the object
C. It is upside down
and larger than the object
 D. It is upside down
and smaller than the object
_____29. A concave lens
reflects light rays
A. Towards the
normal
 B. Away from the
normal
C. Along the normal
D. None of the above
_____30. A concave lens
reflects light rays
 A. Towards the
normal C. Along the
normal
B. Away from the
normal D. None of the
above
_____31. What property of
light is illustrated in a
periscope?
A. Reflection
C. Diffraction
 B. Refraction
D. Interference
_____32. If you stand in
front of two plane mirrors at
800 at each other, how many
images will you see?
 A. 3 B. 5
C. 7 D. 11
_____33. A light ray traveling
parallel to a concave mirror’s
axis, strikes to the mirror’s
surface. What is the direction
of the reflected ray?
A. it passes through
the mirror’s focal point. To
the mirror’s axis.
 B. It travels again
parallel
C. It travels at right
angles to the mirror’s axis.
 D. It passes through
the mirror’s center of
curvature.
_____34. What kind of
mirror is used by department
store to give a wider area
and smaller image of the
shoppers/buyers?
A. Plane mirror
C. Concave mirror
B. convex mirror
D. None of the above
_____35. Where can you find
a convex lens in a telescope
with a very long focal length?
A. at the eyepiece
lens C. at the stand
 B. at the objective
lens D. anywhere
_____36. Where can you find
a convex lens with a very
short focal length in a
microscope?
 A. at the eyepiece
lens C. at the stand
B. at the objective
lens D. anywhere
_____37. What optical
device is found in a
periscope?
A. concave lens
C. Concave mirror
 B. convex mirror
D. Plane mirror
_____38. What tool is used
by astronomers to see
faraway objects?
 A. Camera
C. Periscope
B. Microscope
D. Telescope
_____39. What optical
device uses two convex
lenses with short focal
length?
A. Camera
C. Periscope
B. Microscope
D. Spectroscope
_____40. What device is a
used for recording visual
images in the form of
photographs, film, or video
signals?
 A. Camera
C. Mirror
B. Lens
D. Telescope
_____41. The region around
the bar magnet is called
 A. Magnetic flux
C. north pole
B. Magnetic field
D. south pole
_____42. Where is the
direction of the magnetic
field in the illustration?
A. From south to
north
 B. From north to
south
C. Anywhere in the
pole
D. From east to west
_____43. What is
represented by the magnetic
field lines in the illustration?
A. Magnetic flux
C. attractive force
 B. Magnetic poles
D. repulsive force
_____44. Which of the
following are the essential
parts in a simple electric
motor?
 A. Magnet
C. armature
B. Dry cell
D. all of the above
_____45. Where is the
direction of the force (F)
experienced by the armature
when the direction of current
(I)flow is towards the page of
this module?
A. Downward
C. to South
 B. To North
D. upward

_____46. What will happen

to the current-carrying coil of
wire inside the magnetic field
of the permanent magnet in
the diagram of a simple
electric motor?
A. Current-carrying
wire will not move
 B. Current- carrying
wire will not rotate because
it will not interact with the
magnetic field of
the permanent
magnet.
 C. Current – carrying
wire will rotate because it
will interact with the
magnetic field of the
permanent
magnet.
 D. Both A and B
choices
_____47. In the diagram of a
simple electric motor, the
current-carrying wire is
parallel to the magnetic field
of the magnet. What is the
magnitude of the magnetic
force experienced by the
wire?
A. Zero
C. minimum
 B. Maximum
D. both A and B
_____48. When the current-
carrying wire is
perpendicular to the
magnetic field of the
permanent magnet, what is
the magnitude of the
magnetic force (F)
experienced by the wire?
A. Zero
C. minimum
 B. Maximum
D. both A and B
_____49. In the diagram of a
simple electric motor, will
the rotation of the
currentcarrying wire called
armature continue if the
battery is removed?
A. Yes, because the
magnetic field of the magnet
will continue pushing the
wire
 B. No, because the
wire will lose its magnetic
field and the interaction
between the wire and
the magnet will
stop
 C. Yes, because the
effect of force on the wire
will not stop
D. Both A and B
_____50. Which of the
following appliances has
electric motor component in
doing its tasks?
A. Electric drill
machine C. electric fan
B. Drone
D. all of the choices
_____51. What energy input
is needed by electric motors
to continue giving
mechanical energy as the
output?
 A. Heat energy
C. chemical energy
B. Electrical energy
D. kinetic energy
_____52. What device
induces current by changing
the magnetic field of the
magnet through the process
called electro-
electromagnetic induction?
A. Electric generator
C. dry cell
 B. Electric motor
D. solar cells
_____53. Which of the
following are factors that
affect the amount of induced
current in electric
generators?
A. The length of the
conducting wire that make
up the armature of the
generator
 B. The strength of
magnetic field of the magnet
C. The velocities of
the conducting wire and the
magnetic field
D. All of the choices
_____54. What are essential
parts of the electric motor
and generator?
A. magnetic field
C. input energy
 B. conducting wire
D. all of the choices
_____55. What makes the
electric motor and generator
identical?
 A. The action of an
electric motor is just a
reverse of a generator.
B. Generator and
electric motor used the same
current
 C. Generator and
electric motor do not need
magnetic field to function
D. All of the choices
_____56. Which of the
devices below can be used to
detect aircrafts and ships?
A. RADAR
C. GPS
 B. MRI
D. communication tower
_____57. What device uses
thermal imaging technology
to capture the light being
emitted as heat by objects in
the field of view?
A. infrared camera
C. fluorescent
B. remote control
D. night vision goggles
_____58. Which of the EM
waves below is used to
remove most forms of
microbiological
contamination from water?
 A. infrared rays
C. radio waves
B. microwaves
D. ultraviolet rays
_____59. All of the following
are dangerous waves when
taken by the body in large
amounts except one. Which
is it?
A. radio waves
C. ultraviolet
 B. gamma rays
D. x-rays
_____60. How does the
energy level changes from
gamma ray to radio wave?
 A. increases
C. cannot be determined
 B. decreases
D. energy level does
not change