FIFA World Cup Physics
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The World Cup final has gone to extra time and it’s getting dark. Which of these symbols represents the switch for the pitch flood lights?
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- Q1
The World Cup final has gone to extra time and it’s getting dark. Which of these symbols represents the switch for the pitch flood lights?
30s - Q2
If the forces acting on a football are not balanced, what kind of force is acting on it?
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Shortly after a football is dropped, the air resistance is 5 N and the weight of the football is 9 N. What is the resultant force and which direction it is acting?
14 N, downwards
4 N, downwards
14 N, upwards
4 N, upwards
30s - Q4
The football pitch is 100m long. Footballer Son Heung-min dribbles the whole length of the pitch in 16 seconds. What is his speed?
16 m/s
62.5 m/s
6.25 m/s
160 m/s
30s - Q5
Defender Leah Williamson is chasing down Sam Kerr, who has the ball. Kerr is dribbling at 4 m/s. Williamson is running at 8 m/s and catching up. What is their relative speed?
2 m/s
32 m/s
4 m/s
12 m/s
45s - Q6
The gravitational field strength on Earth is 10 N/kg. If a football has a mass of 500g, what is its weight?
50 kg
5 N
50 N
5 kg
30s - Q7
A FIFA football must not weigh less than 410 grams or more than 450 grams at the beginning of a game. What could the referee use to measure the weight of the football?
An ammeter
A micrometer
A voltmeter
A newton meter
45s - Q8
The 2022 World Cup will be the first-ever World Cup held during the Northern Hemisphere winter months. What causes the Earth’s seasons?
The speed of the Earth’s rotation
The sun’s position in the solar system
The tilt in the Earth’s axis
The moon’s orbit around Earth
30s - Q9
When the football fans cheer louder, their sound has a greater…
Resistance
Frequency
Amplitude
Wavelength
30s - Q10
The football fans in the stadium start chanting songs. The sound travels in what type of wave?
A tidal wave
A longitudinal wave
A Mexican wave
A transverse wave
30s - Q11
Alisson Becker and Emi Martinez want to know which of them is a better goalkeeper. Before they do an experiment, they predict Becker can save more penalties than Martinez. This is called…
Analysis
A control variable
An observation
A hypothesis
45s - Q12
Neymar takes 10 practice shots and aims for the top left corner of the goal, but all his shots go in the top right corner. This means he has…
High precision but low accuracy
High accuracy and high precision
High accuracy but low precision
Low accuracy and low precision
30s - Q13
The referee sees Alex Morgan offside, but she was far away so the call goes to VAR. The VAR checks a different angle and she was actually onside! What kind of error is this?
A systematic error
A procedural error
An instrumental error
A parallax error
45s - Q14
The FIFA World Cup Trophy is made of 18 karat gold and reflects lots of light. What is the incident ray?
The angle that is perpendicular to the trophy’s surface
The angle at which light hits the trophy
The ray travelling away from the trophy
The ray travelling towards the trophy
30s - Q15
Smooth, shiny surfaces like the FIFA World Cup Trophy produce…
Specular reflections
Refracted reflections
Infrared reflections
Diffuse reflections
30s