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• LABEL THEM AS:
• BEAKER I, HALF-FILLED WITH WATER ON HOT PLATE FOR 2.5 MINUTES
• BEAKER II, HALF-FILLED WITH WATER ON HOT PLATE FOR 10 MINUTES
• BEAKER III, FULL OF WATER ON HOT PLATE FOR 5 MINUTES
• BEAKER IV, FULL OF WATER ON HOT PLATE FOR 2.5 MINUTES

FOUR IDENTICAL BEAKERS, I, II, III, IV ARE PLACED ON A LARGE ELECTRICAL

HOTPLATE. I AND II ARE HALF-FULL AND III AND IV ARE FULL OF TOP WATER AT
THE SAME INITIAL TEMPERATURE. I AND IV ARE PLACED ON THE HOT PLATE FOR
2.5 MINUTES, III IS LEFT ON FOR 5 MINUTES, AND II IS LEFT ON FOR 10 MINUTES.
THE WATER DOES NOT BOIL IN ANY OF THE BEAKERS.
WHICH ONE OF THE BEAKERS OF
WATER WILL RECEIVE THE MOST
HEAT?

A. I C. III
B. II D. IV
WHICH TWO BEAKERS OF WATER WILL
HAVE ALMOST THE SAME FINAL
TEMPERATURE AFTER BEING HEATED?

A. I AND II C. I AND IV
B. I AND III D. II AND III
WHICH ONE OF THE BEAKERS OF
WATER WILL HAVE THE LOWEST
TEMPERATURE RIGHT AFTER BEING
HEATED?
A. I C. III
B. II D. IV
A 60 WATT BULB IS CONNECTED TO 120V
PLUG. WHAT IS THE CURRENT IN THE
LIGHTED BULB?

A. 0.25 A C. 2 A
B. 0.5 A D. 4 A
THE FIRST CIVILIZATION THAT DISCOVERED
THE MAGNETIC EFFECT BY RUBBING AMBER
IN A PIECE OF CLOTH.

A. MONKS C. GREEKS
B. ROMANS D. NOMADS
 ___________ IS THE PRESENCE AND FLOW OF
ELECTRIC CHARGE. IT IS BEST-KNOWN FORM AS THE
FLOW OF ELECTRONS THROUGH CONDUCTORS
SUCH AS COPPER WIRES.

A. MAGNETISM C. ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

B. ELECTRICITY D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A DEVICE THAT CONVERTS MECHANICAL
ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY IS
CALLED _________.

A. GENERATOR C. TRANSFORMER
B. MOTOR D. TURBINE
WHICH DEVICE IS USED TO LOWER OR RAISE
THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE FROM AN INPUT AC
VOLTAGE?

A. GENERATOR C. TRANSFORMER
B. MOTOR D. TURBINE
WHICH EVENT ILLUSTRATES THE DIRECT TRANSFORMATION OF
POTENTIAL TO KINETIC ENERGY?

A. A VOLLEYBALL PLAYER BLOCKS AN INCOMING BALL.

B. A SLEEPING COW STIRS AWAKE.
C. THE WIDE-OPEN SPRING DOOR CLOSES SLOWLY.
D. THE SPRING OF A BROKEN TOY SHOOTS UP
 WHEN DOES A ROLLER COASTER GAIN POTENTIAL
ENERGY?

A.AT THE TOP OF THE HILL

B. GOING UP A HILL
C.GOING IN AROUND A TURN.
D.WHEN SITTING STILL.
IT IS THE PRODUCT OF MASS AND VELOCITY.

A. COLLISION
B. IMPULSE
C. CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM
D. MOMENTUM
WHEN OBJECTS BECOME TANGLE OR STICK TOGETHER IT
IS CALLED A ____________.

A. ELASTIC COLLISION
B. INELASTIC COLLISION
C. PERFECTLY INELASTIC COLLISION
D. PERFECTLY ELASTIC COLLISION
A MAN PUSHES A CART AND EXERTS A FORCE OF
200 N IN 20 M STRAIGHT ROAD. DETERMINE THE
WORK MADE BY THE MAN.

A. 4000 J C. 40 J
B. 400 J D. 4 J
AN OBJECT THAT COLLIDES AND DECREASES THEIR
VELOCITY AND A SMALL AMOUNT OF KINETIC
ENERGY WAS LOSS IS CALLED __________.

A. ELASTIC COLLISION
B. INELASTIC COLLISION
C. PERFECTLY INELASTIC COLLISION
D. PERFECTLY ELASTIC COLLISION
HOW MANY JOULES OF ENERGY ARE IN
ONE KILOWATT-HOUR?

A. 1 J C. 60 KILO JOULE
B. 60 J D. 3.6 MEGA JOULE
THE SPEEDOMETER IN EVERY CAR ALSO HAS AN
ODOMETER THAT RECORDS THE DISTANCE
TRAVELED. IF THE ODOMETER READS ZERO AT THE
BEGINNING OF A TRIP AND 35 KM A HALF HOUR
LATER, WHAT IS THE AVERAGE SPEED?

A. 70 KM/H C. 80 KM/H
B. 60 KM/H D. 75 KM/H
 AN AIRPLANE FROM REST ACCELERATES ON A
RUNWAY AT 5.50 M/S2 FOR 20.25 S UNTIL IT
FINALLY TAKES OFF THE GROUND. WHAT IS
THE DISTANCE COVERED BEFORE TAKE OFF?

A. 1000 M C. 1130 M
B. 1100 M D. 1150 M
THE ______________ IS DISTANCE AND
DIRECTION OF AN OBJECTS CHANGE IN
POSITION FROM A REFERENCE POINT.

A. MOTION C. DISPLACEMENT
B. ACCELERATION D. VELOCITY
AN UNFORTUNATE BUG SPLATTERS AGAINST THE
WINDSHIELD OF A MOVING CAR. COMPARED TO THE
FORCE OF THE CAR ON THE BUG, THE FORCE OF THE
BUG ON THE CAR IS____________.

A. LARGER C. THE SAME

B. SMALLER D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
CONSTANT SPEED IN A CONSTANT
DIRECTION IS

A. CONSTANT VELOCITY.
B. INSTANTANEOUS SPEED.
C. CONSTANT ACCELERATION.
D. AVERAGE VELOCITY
 SPEED AND ACCELERATION ARE ACTUALLY

A. ONE AND THE SAME CONCEPT, BUT EXPRESSED

DIFFERENTLY.
B. RATES OF ONE ANOTHER.
C. ENTIRELY DIFFERENT CONCEPTS.
D. EXPRESSIONS OF DISTANCE TRAVELED.
A VEHICLE UNDERGOES ACCELERATION WHEN
IT

A. GAINS SPEED.
B. CHANGES DIRECTION.
C. DECREASES SPEED.
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
NEWTON’S SECOND LAW IS ALSO KNOWN AS:

A. THE LAW OF VELOCITY

B. THE LAW OF GRAVITY
C. THE LAW OF INERTIA
D. THE LAW OF ACCELERATION
 SUPPOSE THAT AN AIRPLANE NORMALLY FLYING AT 80 KM/H
ENCOUNTERS WIND AT A RIGHT ANGLE TO ITS FORWARD MOTION—A
CROSSWIND. WILL THE AIRPLANE FLY FASTER OR SLOWER THAN 80
KM/H?

A. A CROSSWIND WOULD INCREASE THE SPEED OF THE AIRPLANE AND

BLOW IT OFF COURSE BY A PREDICTABLE AMOUNT.
B. A CROSSWIND WOULD DECREASE THE SPEED OF THE AIRPLANE AND
BLOW IT OFF COURSE BY A PREDICTABLE AMOUNT.
C. A CROSSWIND WOULD INCREASE/DECREASE THE SPEED OF THE
AIRPLANE AND BLOW IT OFF COURSE BY A PREDICTABLE AMOUNT.
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
AS A 500 N LADY SITS ON THE FLOOR,
THE FLOOR EXERTS A FORCE ON HER
EQUAL TO___________

A. 1000 N C. 250 N
B. 500 N D. 100 N
 WHEN DO WE SAY THAT WORK IS DONE ON
AN OBJECT?

A. THERE MUST BE FORCE ACTING ON AN OBJECT.

B. THE OBJECT MOVED A CERTAIN DISTANCE IN THE
DIRECTION OF THE FORCE.
C. THERE MUST BE A DISPLACEMENT.
D. BOTH A & B
WHEN IS THERE A MOST KINETIC ENERGY ON A
ROLLER COASTER?

A. AT THE TOP OF THE HILL

B. AT THE START OF THE HILL
C. DURING THE WHOLE RIDE
D. GOING DOWN A HILL
 THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY STATES
THAT

A. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR ANY CIVILIZATION TO CONSERVE ITS

ENERGY.
B. ENERGY THAT IS ACTIVELY CONSERVED WILL BE LOST FOREVER.
C. ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATES NOR DESTROYED BUT ONLY
TRANSFORMED.
D. ENERGY CAN BE CREATED AND DESTROYED
WHICH EVENT ILLUSTRATES THE DIRECT
TRANSFORMATION OF POTENTIAL TO KINETIC
ENERGY?

A. A VOLLEYBALL PLAYER BLOCKS AN INCOMING BALL.

B. A SLEEPING COW STIRS AWAKE.
C. THE WIDE-OPEN SPRING DOOR CLOSES SLOWLY.
D. THE SPRING OF A BROKEN TOY SHOOTS.
MANG FERMIN, A CARPENTER, IS PLANNING A PIECE OF WOOD
WITH HIS PLANAR. AFTER A FEW MINUTES, HE OBSERVED THAT IT IS
HOT. IS THERE AN EVIDENCE OF HEAT TRANSFER?

A. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE.
B. YES, HOTNESS MEANS THERE IS AN INCREASE IN THE TEMPERATURE.
C. YES, HOTNESS MEANS THERE IS DECREASE IN THE TEMPERATURE.
D. NO, HOTNESS IS NOT RELATED TO A CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE.
WHY IS HEAT ENGINE NOT 100% EFFICIENT?

A. BECAUSE ALL MIXTURE OF GASSES IS CONVERTED

INTO WORK.
B. BECAUSE ENGINE NEEDS TO BE COOLED DOWN.
C. ALL OF THE GASSES ARE USED UP BY THE ENGINE.
D. SOME OF THE GASSES TAKEN UP IN THE PISTON.
GIVEN THE FOLLOWING MECHANISM, WHICH BEST
DESCRIBES CORRECT SEQUENCE OF THE REFRIGERATOR
CYCLE?
I. COMPRESSION III. EXPANSION JOINT
II. CONDENSATION IV. EVAPORATION

A. I, II, III, IV C. III, IV, I, II

B. II, III, IV, I D. IV, III, I, II
AN INSTRUMENT THAT USES A FREELY
MOVING MAGNETIC NEEDLE TO INDICATE
DIRECTION.

A. COMPASS C. STATIC ELECTRICITY

B. INSULATOR D. FUSE
WHAT IS THE CORRECT SEQUENCE OF FOUR
CYCLE-STROKE OF GASOLINE ENGINE?
I. INTAKE III. EXHAUST
II. POWER IV. COMPRESSION

A. I, II, III, IV C. II, III, IV, I

B. I, IV, II, III D. I, III, IV, II
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATIC ELECTRICITY
AND CURRENT ELECTRICITY?

A. STATIC ELECTRICITY IS STATIONARY OR COLLECTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN OBJECT,

WHEREAS CURRENT ELECTRICITY IS FLOWING VERY RAPIDLY THROUGH A CONDUCTOR.
B. STATIC ELECTRICITY IS FLOWING OR COLLECTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN OBJECT, WHEREAS
CURRENT ELECTRICITY IS STATIONARY VERY RAPIDLY THROUGH A CONDUCTOR.
C. STATIC ELECTRICITY FLOWING VERY RAPIDLY THROUGH A CONDUCTOR, WHEREAS
CURRENT ELECTRICITY IS STATIONARY OR COLLECTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN OBJECT.
D. CURRENT ELECTRICITY IS STATIONARY OR COLLECTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN OBJECT
WHEREAS STATIC ELECTRICITY FLOWING VERY RAPIDLY THROUGH A CONDUCTOR.
ALL ARE REASONS FOR STEPPING UP THE VOLTAGE
BEFORE TRANSMISSION EXCEPT.

A. REDUCES VOLUME OF CONDUCTOR MATERIAL

B. INCREASE TRANSMISSION EFFICIENCY
C. DECREASES PERCENTAGE LINE DROP
D. INCREASES THE POWER SUPPLY
HOW MUCH VOLTAGE IS NEEDED IN OUR HOMES?

A. 1000 V
B. 500 V
C. 220 V
D. IT DEPENDS ON THE SITUATION
A 60 WATT BULB IS CONNECTED TO 120V PLUG.
WHAT IS THE CURRENT IN THE LIGHTED BULB?

A. 0.25 A C. 2 A
B. 0.5 A D. 4 A
WHAT IS PRODUCED OF THE MAGNET AND THE
CONDUCTOR MOVE RELATIVE TO EACH OTHER?

A. VOLTAGE C. RESISTANCE
B. MAGNETIC FIELD D. CURRENT
WHICH EXAMPLE BEST REPRESENTS KINETIC
ENERGY?

A. STRETCH RUBBER BAND

B. GLASS OF MILK
C. A COMPUTER
D. A FLYING KITE
 IN WHICH SITUATION IS THERE WORK DONE
ON THE SYSTEM.

A. A BASKET BEING LIFTED.

B. A MAIN CARING A BAG OF CEMENT ON HIS
SHOULDER.
C. A BOY PUSHING AGAINST THE WALL.
D. A WEIGHTLIFTER HOLDING A BARBELL IN THE AIR.
A MAN PUSHES A CART AND EXERTS A
FORCE OF 200 N IN 20 M STRAIGHT
ROAD. DETERMINE THE WORK MADE BY
THE MAN.

A. 4000 J C. 40 J
B. 400 J D. 4 J
GOOD LUCK
&
GOD BLESS