What branch of physics describes the behavior of everyday macroscopic objects?

• Quantum Mechanics

• Classical Mechanics

• Relativistic Mechanics

• Statistical Mechanics

What branch of physics describes the behavior of systems at the scale of atoms?

• Classical Mechanics

• Relativistic Mechanics

• Quantum Mechanics

• Newtonian Mechanics

What concept does Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment illustrate?

• The predictability of classical mechanics.

• The strangeness of the quantum world.

• The limitations of human observation.

• The nature of radioactive decay.

In the Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment, what is the cat's state before observation?

• It is definitely alive.

• It is definitely dead.

• It is in a superposition of being both alive and dead.

• Its state is unknown but fixed.

How is an electron described in a hydrogen atom according to quantum physics?

• It orbits the nucleus in a fixed path.

• It is localized at a specific point around the nucleus.

• It is sort of everywhere in space at once, with probabilities for different locations.

• It moves randomly without any predictable pattern.

What is quantum entanglement?

• A state where two particles are physically connected.

• A phenomenon where the states of two particles are linked, regardless of distance.

• The process of measuring a particle's position.

• The interaction between an electron and a nucleus.

If two cats are in separate boxes, each with a 50% chance of being alive or dead, what is the probability that both cats will be alive?

• 100%

• 50%

• 25%

• 0%

In the two-cat Schrödinger experiment, if the cats are entangled, which outcomes are eliminated from the possibilities?

• Both cats alive and both cats dead.

• One cat alive, one cat dead.

• Only one cat alive.

• Only one cat dead.

If two cats are quantumly entangled in separate boxes, what are the only possible outcomes when observed?

• Both cats are alive, or both are dead.

• One cat is alive and the other is dead, or vice versa.

• Any combination of alive or dead for each cat is equally likely.

• The cats' states are independent of each other.

What aspect of quantum entanglement did Einstein famously refer to as "spooky action at a distance"?

• The ability to teleport objects instantly.

• The instantaneous correlation between entangled particles regardless of separation.

• The unpredictable nature of quantum measurements.

• The wave-particle duality of matter.