General Physics I Review Exam

This a system to measure the height, weight, capacity or even the amount of certain objects.

• Mass

• Length

• Measurement

• Dimension

What is the standard international unit in measuring the electric current?

• Ohms

• Volts

• Watts

• Ampere

A derived unit that refers to the amount of space that matter occupies.

• Area

• Weight

• Volume

• Perimeter

In expressing the temperature of a given location, which of the following units will yield the highest numerical value?

• Degree Fahrenheit

• Degree Celsius

• Kelvin

• None (they are all equal)

It refers to the quantity of matter and should be differentiated from weight which is based on mass and the strength of the gravitational force. It is constant to any object while weight is not.

• Mass

• Mole

• Magnitude

• Measurement

Which of the following quantities is the longest in distance?

• 100 hectometers

• 100 decameters

• 100 decimeters

• 100 meters

A lot of problems in Physics require a change of units to another to make a conversion. Which of the following is the correct representation in converting for the desired unit?

• Desired unit=(unit given)+(conversion factor)

• Desired unit=unit given-(conversion factor)

• Desired unit=unit given x (conversion factor)

• Desired unit=unit given÷(conversion factor)

How many seconds are there in 5 days?

• 4,320,000

• 432,000

• 43,200

• 4,320

Michaella is measuring a distance for a marathon. The race needs to be a distance of 4 miles. So far she has measured 200,000 inches. How many more inches does Michaella need to measure?

• 54, 430 inches

• 53, 440 inches

• 52, 040 inches

• 50, 044 inches

It represents a number as a factor multiplied by a power of 10. This is useful for very large and very small numbers, especially in non-SI units.

• Scientific method

• Scientific notation

• Scientific number

• Scientific formula