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Semester Final Review
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- Q1While working with harmful chemicals in the lab a student has splashed them in his eyes. What action should take place?run to nurseflush with waterput on safety goggleswipe eyes with a dry, clean cloth30s
- Q2Which statement best represents the scientific process?The increased use of technology in science has eliminated errors.Once they are established, theories do not change.Scientists use evidence to create testable predictions of natural phenomena.The primary role of scientists today is to influence the public.30s
- Q3A student came to class wanting to know if aliens from outer space were responsible for introducing organisms to the Earth. The teacher explained that this was not a scientific question because —it had already been proven wrong.it was not true.it could not be tested.it was the best explanation we had.30s
- Q4Student groups are asked to measure the speed of a toy car as it moves across a gym floor. What instrument(s) will be needed to complete the assignment?A meter stickA meter stick and stopwatchA triple beam balanceA spring balance and a meter stick30s
- Q5A bus travels 50.0 km/hr for 3.80 hours. The distance traveled will be190 km13.2 km46.2 km53.80 km30s
- Q6A car traveled 240 km in 3 hours. What was its average speed in km per hour?720 km/hr120 km/hr40 km/hr80 km/hr30s
- Q7A student drove their car from their house to the store (4 miles) and then from the store to their friend's house (3 miles) what is the total distance the student drove?3 miles4 miles7 miles5 miles30s
- Q8It takes more force to accelerate a school bus than it takes to accelerate a car. Which of Newton's laws is being demonstrated here?Newton's Universal Law of GravitationNewton’s 1st LawNewton’s 2nd LawNewton’s 3rd Law30s
- Q9Ted is jumping on a trampoline. The more he pushes on the trampoline, the higher he is thrust into the air. Which of Newton's laws is being demonstrated here?Newton's Universal Law of GravitationNewton’s 3rd LawNewton’s 2nd LawNewton’s 1st Law30s
- Q10A 0.8 kg toy car is pushed with a force of 4 N. What is the acceleration of the toy car?2.1 m/s26.2 m/s23.3 m/s25.0 m/s230s
- Q11Two crates are dropped from a plane, one with a mass of 100 kg and the other with a mass of 75 kg. How would the force of impact compare between the two crates?There is not enough information to determine which would have the greater impact force.The crate with the smaller mass will have a larger force of impact.The crates will have the same force of impact.The crate with the larger mass will have a larger force of impact.30s
- Q12A boy on ice skates is standing in the middle of an ice rink. He throws a football forwards. What will be the direction of the boy's motion after the throw?ForwardBackwardRightLeft30s
- Q13A teacher asks students to decrease their kinetic energy. What could the students do in order to decrease their kinetic energy the most?Stand up and move their armsSit down and stop movingJump up and downRun to the front of the classroom30s
- Q14A student decides to jump off a skateboard toward the east. Based on the action/reaction forces, which direction will the skateboard most likely move when she jumps off?eastsouthnorthwest30s
- Q15Earth is about 81 times more massive than the Moon. How will the mass and weight of a rocket on the Moon compare to its mass and weight on Earth?The mass will be the same, but its weight will be greater on the Moon.The mass and weight will be less on the Moon.The mass will be the same, but its weight will be less on the Moon.The mass and weight will be greater on the Moon.30s