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PHYSICS INTRODUCTION

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ll

a)

l

b)

loy

c)

yi

d)

ui

2.

Which thermometer is used to measure the temperature of a human body?

a)

Clinical thermometer

b)

Laboratory thermometer

c)

Digital thermometer

d)

both (a) and (c)

3.

1- Magnetism

a)

Is a principle that prevents that total value of a quantity in a system from changing.

b)

Is a quantity produced by electrical charges that causes objects to be attracted to or repelled from each other.

c)

Is a disturbance that moves through a substance without permanently changing the substance.

d)

Is a branch of science that studies the relationships between heat and other forms of energy.

4.

3- Thermodynamics

a)

Is a branch of science that studies the relationships between heat and other forms of energy.

b)

Is a principle that prevents that total value of a quantity in a system from changing.

c)

Is the interaction between electrical currents and magnetic fields.

d)

Is an explanation of a natural process that is always true.

5.

8- Gravity

a)

Is an explanation of a natural process that is always true.

b)

Is the interaction between electrical currents and magnetic fields.

c)

Is a natural attractive force that that makes particles come together, and is stronger among larger particles.

d)

Is a quantity that always remains the same.

6.

6- Conservation

a)

Is a principle that prevents that total value of a quantity in a system from changing.

b)

Is a natural attractive force that that makes particles come together, and is stronger among larger particles.

c)

Is a measurement of the force required to make an object stop moving.

d)

Is a continued movement in a substance or field of energy.

7.

10- Law

a)

Is a quantity that always remains the same.

b)

Is a continued movement in a substance or field of energy.

c)

Is an explanation of a natural process that is always true.

d)

Is a measurement of the force required to make an object stop moving.

8.

15- The positive attraction of the two objects was an example of

a)

conservation

b)

constant

c)

magnetism

d)

equilibrium

9.

An object is moving with a velocity 10 m/s in the negative direction of axis x. The object is initially at point A in x = 4 m . Find the position of the object at 5 s.

a)

37 m

b)

-46 m

c)

20 m

d)

-20m

10.

An object is moving with a velocity of 23 m/s in the positive direction of axis x. The final position of the object is 8 m. Which was the initial position if the traveled time is 5 s?

a)

-107 m

b)

55m

c)

175m

d)

-68m

11.

¿Cuál de los siguientes móviles tiene mayor velocidad?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.

¿Que pasa cuando dos cargas son iguales?

a)

Se odian

b)

Se atraen

c)

Se asustan

d)

Se repelen

13.

Madera, vidrio y plástico son ejemplos de...

a)

Conductores

b)

Resistentes

c)

Aislantes

d)

Estresantes

14.

¿Cómo se le conoce a la energía generada por el viento?

a)

Eólica

b)

Solar

c)

Sonora

d)

Nuclear

15.

¿Cuál es el planeta de la siguiente imagen?

a)

Urano

b)

Saturno

c)

Marte

d)

Tierra

16.

Es una magnitud física con que se mide la duración o separación de acontecimientos

a)

Tiempo

b)

Calor

c)

Distancia

d)

Presión

17.

¿Qué partícula del átomo tiene la carga negativa?

a)

catión

b)

neutrón

c)

electrón

d)

protón

18.

¿Cuántos segundos hay en una hora?

a)

3600

b)

360

c)

60

d)

600

19.

¿Si cortas un imán en dos partes, cada pedazo se comporta como un nuevo imán?

a)

No

b)

Se queda positivo

c)

Se queda negativo

d)

Si

20.

¿Que estudia la cinemática?

a)

estudia la actuación en las películas de cine

b)

es una rama de la biología que estudia los compuestos quimicos

c)

estudia todo lo relacionando con los movimientos en el mar

d)

estudia todo lo relacionando con los movimientos de los cuerpos