Worksheets2022 Unit 1 Review: Physical Quantities & Measurement
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 31mins
Define vector quantity.
Quantity which has magnitude.
Quantity which has both magnitude and direction
Quantities that cannot be defined in term of other physical quantities
Quantities derived from combination of base quantities through multiplication or division or both
Choose TWO(2) examples of base quantity
Mass and density
Length and area
Length and mass
Mass and velocity
Define physical quantity
Quantities that cannot be defined in term of other physical quantities
Quantities derived from combination of base quantities through multiplication or division or both.
Quantity that cannot be measured
Quantity that can be measured
Determine the reading of the following measurement tools.
2.72 cm
2.78 cm
2.82 cm
2.88 cm
Distance is a scalar quantity
true
false
Which unit of length would be best to measure the distance between 2 cities?
centimetres
millimetres
kilometres
metres
How many hours are there in 180 minutes?
10mm is equal to
1cm
1m
1dm
10cm
Which of the following is a derived quantity:
Length
Time
Current
Acceleration
There are examples of base quantity EXCEPT
Time
Length
Velocity
Electric current
Base quantity is a physical quantity which cannot be derived from another physical quantity
TRUE
FALSE
Physical quantity is defined
Quantity that can be measured
Quantity to be find
Quantity in laboratory
Quantity that has direction
2 types of Physical Quantities
Base Quantity & Derived Quantity
Base Quantity & Physical Quantity
Physical Quantity & Dimension Quantity
Vector Quantity & Scalar Quantity
Basic quantity is defined as a
quantity which can be derived from any physical quantities.
quantity which cannot be derived from any vector quantities.
quantity which cannot be derived from any physical quantities.
quantity which can be derived from any vector quantities.
Those are from basic quantity except
Time
Velocity
Temperature
Distance
Derived Quantity is defined as quantity which can be
derived from scalar quantities.
derived from basic quantities.
derived from physical quantities.
derived frommultiple quantities.
Scalar quantity is defined as a quantity with __________ only.
magnitude and direction
direction
magnitude
basic
A fence post is 225 cm long. How long is it in kilometers?
2250 km
2.25 km
0.00225 km
25.5 km
An eagle flies at an altitude of 625 km. How high is it in centimeters?
6.25 cm
62.5 cm
62,500 cm
62,500,000
All measurements should have _______________ to be meaningful.
a number and a unit
only a unit
a prefix and a number
only a number
All physical quantities are . . .
Not measurable;
Related to each other;
Not related to each other;
Measurable.
In Science and Technology, a worldwide system of measurements is used. This system and it's units are called . . .
Prefixes and suffixes;
The metric or international system (SI) of units;
Scientific names and units;
Millimeter, centimeter and kilogram.
Which of the following is NOT a SI Unit?
Kilogram;
Meter;
Miles
Seconds
Which quantity is not a scalar quantity?
the age of earth
mass of a football
earth's pull on your body
the temperature of an iron bar
Which of the following is a vector quantity?
5000 kg
10 m/s
120 km/h SE
45 hours
All the following physical quantities are derived quantities except..
speed
velocity
area
Mass
Choose TWO(2) examples of base quantity
Mass and density
Length and area
Length and mass
Mass and velocity
Distance is a scalar quantity
true
false
Which statement is correct about physical quantities?
Quantities that can be combined.
Quantities that can be described.
Quantities that can be measured.
Quantities that can be expressed.
In which way the physical quantities are expressed?
magnitude only
unit only
numbers and unit
magnitude and numbers
Which of the following is the example of base quantity?
the height of a mountain
the area of a soccer field
the volume of a water tank
the weight of an apple
estimate the length?
1.17
11.7
11.6
1.16
Vector quantity is defined as a quantity with a __________ .
magnitude and direction
direction
magnitude
basic
