A race car drives around a turn on a flat race track at constant speed. Identify the force that allows the race car to travel around the turn?

The friction between the tires and the track applies the force needed.

Air resistance applies the force needed.

No force is required to go around the turn.

The weight of the car applies the force needed.

Which statement best describes what the picture above shows?

It shows white light passing through a prism and separating into a visible spectrum.

It shows white light being transformed into energy as it passes through ice.

It shows heat being transformed into a visible spectrum with the use of a mirror.

It shows how a visible spectrum can be transformed into white light through glass.

Which of these waves would have the greatest amount of energy?

There is not enough information

According to the law of conservation of energy, energy is not created or destroyed. It changes form or is transformed . What energy transformation(s) is/are depicted here?

chemical energy ⇒ electrical energy ⇒ heat and light energy

electrical energy ⇒ light energy

potential energy ⇒ kinetic energy ⇒ light energy

chemical energy ⇒ electrical energy ⇒ light energy

A fan that is battery powered starts with ______________ energy produced by the battery which is then transforms into ________________ energy of the motor which lastly transforms into _______________ energy of the fan moving resulting in work being done.

chemical, electrical, mechanical

chemical, mechanical, electrical

electrical, potential, mechanical

Heat energy is transferred from the stove burner to the pot. Heat energy is transferred from the pot to the soup. Heat energy then...

is transferred to the spoon and the air.

A student places a thermometer in hot water during a lab and the column of fluid inside the thermometer rises to 90 ° Celsius. What causes the change in the thermometers' readings?

The heat of the water causes molecules in the thermometer's fluid to move faster, spread apart, and rise in the thermometer's column.

Entropy causes fluid in the thermometer to crystalize and expand.

The hot water acts as a catalyst causing a chemical reaction in the thermometer.

Radiation from the water causes fluid in the thermometer's bulb to push the fluid in the column higher .

Elaborate on the reason(s) that matter is said to move even as in a solid state.

The particles are not able to move out of their positions relative to one another, but do have small vibrational movements.

The particles are bound through intermolecular forces but are able to move past each other with relative freedom.

The particles have sufficient energy to become an ionized gas and are in the most common state of matter in the universe.

The particles are not bound to one another, move quickly, have a low density, and are able to spread apart from one another if unconstrained.

Water has a density of 1.0 g/ml. To determine if an object sinks or floats in water, what must you compare?

The density of the substance relative to water.

The mass of the substance relative to water.

The appearance of the substance relative to water.

The conductivity of the substance relative to water.

In an investigation on density, a student has the following substances to test: Liquids: Water 1.0 g/ml Honey 1.42 g/ml Solids: Penny 7.0 g/ml Cork .25 g/ml Which of the following is a true statement?

The cork will float in both the water and honey.

The penny and cork will float in both the water and honey.

The penny and cork will sink in both the water and honey.

The penny will float in both the water and honey.

What is a column called in the periodic table and what do the elements in each column have in common?

group; the same number of valence electrons

group; the same number of electrons

period; the same number of atomic orbitals

What evidence is present in the picture to indicate that a chemical change has occurred?

The presence of rust indicates a chemical change has occurred.

The change in state indicates a chemical change has occurred.

The change in shape indicates a chemical change has occurred.

The evidence of burning indicates a chemical change has occurred.

While studying chemical and physical changes, students added salt to a glass of water. They stirred the salt until it dissolved and could no longer be seen. "That's a chemical change," Sarah stated. Do you agree? Explain.

No, it is a physical change. It is salt and water and you can get the salt back by boiling off the water.

Yes, it is a chemical change because something new is formed.

Yes, it is a chemical change because there was a change in the appearance of one of the components, the salt.

No, it is a physical change. A chemical change cannot occur when you mix two compounds together like salt, NaCl, and water, H 2 O, without adding heat.

For a specific chemical reaction which will have more mass, the reactants or the products?

The reactant will have a larger mass

The product will have a larger mass

Steel wool is often used to clean up pans. Steel wool is mostly iron (Fe). In fact, steel is an iron alloy: iron with about 2% carbon. In lab, you burn steel wool, creating quite a spectacular glowing mass. What kind of property is being demonstrated, and how do you know?

Burning steel wool demonstrates a chemical property, flammability.

Burning steel wool demonstrates the physical property because heat is being produced.

Burning steel wool demonstrates a physical property because a color change is being observed.

Burning steel wool demonstrates a chemical property, observing the melting point of the iron.

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Earth's magnetic field is a strong force due to it's magnetic core. Which one of the following is NOT a way in which the magnetic field is used?

Used with a rock, Lodestone, as a compass.

Guiding Loggerhead Sea Turtles back to the sea.

Pushing magma up through the interior of earth.

Combining with particles from the sun's corona to create light shows at the poles.

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Which object experiences the greatest gravitational force?

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Friction is the force that one surface exerts on another when they rub together. Friction works in the direction opposite to the motion, causing the object to slow down. What is one way you could reduce the friction between two surfaces?

Carpet the surfaces.

Put oil on the surfaces.

Put sand on the surfaces.

Allow one of the surfaces to rust.

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Which example best demonstrates how unbalanced forces change the speed of an object's motion?

A child on a bicycle braking at a stop sign.

A child singing a song.

A child sitting in a chair reading a book.

A child walking around the corner of a school hallway.

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Which example best represents an object with balanced forces acting upon it?

A boat moving through the water.

A book sitting on a high shelf.

A wagon rolling down a steep hill.

A baseball thrown in the air.

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When the net force of opposite forces is zero, the forces are

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Balanced

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The moon and other satellites rotate around the earth. Identify the force that keeps these satellites in orbit.

Wind resistance

Friction

Gravity

Magnetism

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Earth's magnetic field is a strong force due to it's magnetic core. Which one of the following is NOT a way in which the magnetic field is used?

Which object experiences the greatest gravitational force?

Friction is the force that one surface exerts on another when they rub together. Friction works in the direction opposite to the motion, causing the object to slow down. What is one way you could reduce the friction between two surfaces?

Which example best demonstrates how unbalanced forces change the speed of an object's motion?

Which example best represents an object with balanced forces acting upon it?

When the net force of opposite forces is zero, the forces are

The moon and other satellites rotate around the earth. Identify the force that keeps these satellites in orbit.

A race car drives around a turn on a flat race track at constant speed. Identify the force that allows the race car to travel around the turn?

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