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SMK III Unit 2 Test 1

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the importance of a reference?

a)

It can be described as the desire to achieve a goal through our actions.

b)

To avoid plagiarism and reference any information you have taken from another source.

c)

To express the ideas and opinions of the artist.

2.

Choose the two correct examples of a reference.

a)

Smith, A. and Jones, B. (2001), The Book of Quotes (3rd ed.). Cambridge: CUP

b)

Diana Martínez, The Secret Life of Hamsters. 2002. Random House. Argentina.

c)

Larson, A. (2018, March 20). ABC of Love. Retrieved from www.abc-website.com/article

3.

What are the 5 main elements in a reference?

a)

Author(s), year of publication, title, publisher, and place of publication.

b)

Author(s), edition, page number, date of birth, and prologue.

4.

When should you use a citation instead of a reference? (Choose 2)

a)

When we want to change the author's original idea.

b)

When you include a direct quote from a source.

c)

When paraphrasing or summarizing someone else’s idea.

5.

What are the 3 main elements needed in a citation?

a)

author(s), year of publication, and page number

b)

author(s), place of publication, and publisher

c)

year of publication and page number

6.

What is motivation?

a)

It is a way to avoid plagiarism and to give credit to the author.

b)

It can be described as the desire to achieve a goal through our actions.

7.

What is the importance of motivation for studying?

a)

If we see the purpose behind studying and connect it to longer-term goals, it can drive us to engage with it and dedicate time to it.

b)

It is an important part of the photosynthesis process in which plants store sunlight energy to produce their food.

8.

Choose the type of energy that matches the description.

A type of kinetic energy. Heat energy happens when the temperature of a substance increases.

a)

Radiant

b)

Thermal

c)

Aeolian

9.

Choose the type of energy that matches the description.

A type of kinetic energy. While most of the energy types are not visible, this one sometimes is. Its visibility comes from its tiny particles called photons. It travels by waves or particles.

a)

Radiant

b)

Thermal

c)

Aeolian

10.

Choose the definition that best matches the word.

Generate

a)

forceful impact

b)

take away

c)

create, produce

11.

Choose the definition that best matches the word.

Collision

a)

forceful impact

b)

take away

c)

create, produce

12.

Choose the definition that best matches the word.

Remove

a)

forceful impact

b)

take away

c)

create, produce

13.

Which is the correct law of conservation of energy?

a)

This law states that energy can never change, it can only be created or destroyed, meaning that the amount of energy in the universe can only change.

b)

This law states that energy can never be created nor destroyed, meaning that the amount of energy in the universe can only be transformed.

14.

Choose the type of energy that matches the description.

This type of energy is the one that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. It is one of the most common and eco-friendly energy sources.

a)

Radiant

b)

Thermal

c)

Aeolian

15.

Match the sentences to their descriptions.

The car is being driven at a speed of 25 m/s.

a)

something that happened in the past

b)

something happening at the moment

c)

a general situation or rule

16.

Match the sentences to their descriptions.

The car is driven at a speed of 25 m/s.

a)

something that happened in the past.

b)

something happening at the moment.

c)

a general situation or rule.

17.

Match the sentences to their descriptions.

The object was tested at a distance of 110 km high.

a)

something that happened in the past.

b)

something happening at the moment.

c)

a general situation or rule.

18.

What are the 5 characteristics of minerals?

a)

solid, organic, definite chemical composition, atoms arranged in a random pattern, naturally occurring.

b)

solid, naturally occurring, inorganic, definite chemical composition, atoms arranged in a repeating pattern.

c)

solid, naturally occurring, organic, indefinite chemical composition, atoms arranged in a repeating pattern.

19.

Match the descriptions to the correct type of solid.

The structure of the atoms follows an orderly repeated pattern in the shape of a three-dimensional lattice. They have very clear melting points. They usually have geometrical shapes with flat faces when broken.

a)

Amorphous solids.

b)

Crystalline solids.

20.

Match the descriptions to the correct type of solid.

They have atoms that are not arranged in a particular pattern. Their solid and liquid states are not as clearly defined. They typically have curved, irregular surfaces when broken.

a)

Amorphous solids.

b)

Crystalline solids.

21.

What does polymorphism mean?

a)

many energies

b)

many solids

c)

many forms

22.

Choose the 2 examples of polymorphism.

a)

diamonds

b)

graphite

c)

aeolian

d)

radiant

23.

Match the vocabulary words to their definitions.

Latter

a)

the first of two things previously mentioned.

b)

the second of two things previously mentioned.

24.

Match the vocabulary words to their definitions.

Former

a)

the first of two things previously mentioned.

b)

the second of two things previously mentioned.

25.

What's the best definition of a mural?

a)

a piece of art that has been directly painted onto a floor or door.

b)

a work of art that has been directly painted onto a wall or a ceiling.

26.

Choose two examples of murals.

a)

the Sistine Chapel

b)

La Gioconda (Mona Lisa)

c)

Cave paintings

27.

Match the vocabulary words to the correct definition.

Retouch

a)

substance or material spread over a surface

b)

to make minor improvements to a picture

28.

Match the vocabulary words to the correct definition.

Layer

a)

substance or material spread over a surface

b)

to make minor improvements to a picture

29.

What are the most common purposes of murals?

a)

communication, decoration, capture moments in history, show problems, protest, raise awareness

b)

communication, teaching, learning, protest, solve problems, block views

30.

What is the difference between minor and major decisions?

a)

Minor decisions are harder to make because they can really affect our future plans.

b)

Minor decisions don't have a big impact on our future plans. Major decisions can shape our futures.

31.

According to Glasser, what are the 5 basic needs people base their decisions on?

a)

survival, love and belonging, culture, food, and hygiene.

b)

survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and fun

32.

Bonus:

What is Baby Yoda holding?

a)

a lightsaber

b)

a cup

c)

an apple