Free Printable Long Test in General Physics 1

1.

When the distances become double?

a)

a. When the objects stay at rest

b)

b. When the object goes back to its starting position

c)

c. When the object travels in the opposite direction.

d)

d. When the objects travel from an initial position up to the final position

2.

When can we say that the object is in motion?

a)

a. If the object change in position relative to the point of reference

b)

b. If the object goes back to its initial position

c)

c. If the object possesses force it's either push or pull

d)

d. If the movement of an object compared with not moving object

3.

Distance tells us

a)

a. a change in position of the object

b)

b. a total length of the path by the object travel

c)

c. a length between the two-point of reference

d)

d. a change in direction of the object

4.

How do we know how far did the object travel?

a)

a. By measuring its speed of an object

b)

b. By measuring its acceleration.

c)

c. By measuring its distance and displacement

d)

d. By measuring how long does the object travel

5.

When an object covers equal distance?

a)

a. When the object travels at a constant speed

b)

b. When the object travel twice

c)

c. When the object travel as fast they could

d)

d. When the object travels in the opposite direction

6.

Which of the following is the basic unit for measuring distance?

a)

a. hour

b)

b. minute

c)

c. second

d)

d. meter

7.

How many centimeters in one meter?

a)

a. 100 centimeters

b)

b. 1000 centimeters

c)

c. 10 centimeters

d)

d. 5 centimeters

8.

50 centimeters is _______ meters?

a)

a. 0.5 meters

b)

b. 5 meters

c)

c. 50 meters

d)

d. 2 meters

9.

Which of the following is the SI unit of distance?

a)

a. Meters

b)

b. kilometers per Hour

c)

c. meters per sec

d)

d. seconds

10.

When the object goes back to its starting position the distance would be

a)

a. the same

b)

b. double

c)

c. triple

d)

d. zero

11.

Does the force affect objects at rest?

a)

a. Yes, because an object at rest stays at rest until an outside force causes it to move.

b)

b. No, because an object at rest has a tendency to change of position by the force of gravity.

12.

Which of the following is true about acceleration?

a)

a. Acceleration is not affected by force

b)

b. Decreasing the force increasing the acceleration

c)

c. Increasing the force increases the acceleration

d)

d. Increasing and decreasing the force will not affects acceleration

13.

How many centimeters are there in 2 meters?

a)

a. 0.02cm

b)

b. 200cm

c)

c. 0.20cm

d)

d. 250cm

14.

How many meters are there in 500 centimeters?

a)

a. 5meters

b)

b. 0.5meters

c)

c. 50meters

d)

d. 0.50meters

15.

One meter is _______ cm.

a)

a. 10cm

b)

b. 100cm

c)

c. 0.10cm

d)

d. 0.010cm

16.

Five kilometers is ______ m.

a)

a. 500m

b)

b. 50m

c)

c. 5000m

d)

d. 5m

17.

Your home is 10km far from your school. To measure how long you take, which of the following equation will you use?

a)

t =d/S

b)

t =S/d

c)

t =S x d

d)

t = d x S

18.

Which of the following unit will be used for the large distance?

a)

a. Meter

b)

b. centimeter

c)

c. kilometer

d)

d. miles

19.

Which of the following shows a fast speed?

a)

a. 5m/s

b)

b. 4m/s

c)

c. 3m/s

d)

d. 1m/s

20.

What is the speed of a ball that moves to about 10 meters in 2 seconds?

a)

a. 20m/s

b)

b. 5m/s

c)

c. 1m/s

d)

d. 50m/s

21.

The rate at which an object moves is

a)

a. speed

b)

b. velocity

c)

c. distance

d)

d. motion

22.

Which of the following is the formula for finding how fast did the object travel?

a)

a. Speed=d/t

b)

b. Speed=t/d

c)

c. Speed=t x d

d)

d. Speed=d x t

23.

Which of the following formula used to measure how long does the journey take place.

a)

a. Time= S/d

b)

b. Time= d/S

c)

c. Time= S x d

d)

d. Time= d x S

24.

All movement is compared with a

a)

a. car

b)

b. train

c)

c. tree

d)

d. frame of reference

25.

The most commonly used frame of reference is

a)

a. the sun

b)

b. earth

c)

c. the moon

d)

d. the ocean

26.

A bicycle has an average speed of 2 m/sec. this means _______.

a)

a. It can travel 4 meters in 2 seconds

b)

b. In 2 second, it travels 1 meter

c)

c. It takes 2 seconds to travel 1 meter

d)

d. It can travel 2 kilometers in one hour

27.

A car travel 50 meters in 10 seconds. A fast motorbike can travel 5 meters in a second. A bus can cover 500 meters in 100 seconds. Which vehicle has the highest speed?

a)

a. The bike has the highest speed because it has the shortest travel of time.

b)

b. The bus has the highest speed because it can travel the greatest distance.

c)

c. The car has the highest speed because it travels a great distance in a short time.

d)

d. All their speeds are equal.

28.

Object needs force to be in motion

a)

False

b)

True

29.

Object in motion always change in position

a)

False

b)

True

30.

Anything that stays stationary can be used as reference point

a)

False

b)

True

31.

All objects on earth is in motion

a)

False

b)

True

32.

The speed of a moving object depends on the distance traveled and time travel.

a)

False

b)

True

33.

What is your personal motto?

4 lines

34.

What do you want to become in the the future?

4 lines

35.

How will you succeed in your chosen career?

4 lines

Long Test in General Physics 1

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

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