WorksheetsAreas Within Physics & Scientific Method
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following areas of physics deals with light?
electromagnetism
mechanics
relativity
optics
Which of the following areas of physics deals with motion and its causes?
mechanics
relativity
quantum mechanics
thermodynamics
Which of the following areas of physics deals with specific types of repetitive motions such as springs, pendulums, and sound?
quantum mechanics
vibrations and wave phenomena
relativity
thermodynamics
Which of the following areas of physics deals with heat and temperature?
thermodynamics
electromagnetism
relativity
quantum mechanics
Which of the following areas of physics deals with behavior of submicroscopic particles?
quantum mechanics
electromagnetism
thermodynamics
optics
Which of the following areas of physics deals with electricity, magnetism, and light?
relativity
thermodynamics
mechanics
electromagnetism
Which of the following areas of physics deals with particles moving at any speed, including very high speeds?
relativity
thermodynamics
mechanics
optics
What is the first step in the scientific method?
formulate and objectively test hypotheses by experiments
state conclusions in a form that can be evaluated by others
make observations and collect data that lead to a question
interpret results, and revise the hypothesis if necessary
What is the second step in the scientific method?
formulate and objectively test hypotheses by experiments
state conclusions in a form that can be evaluated by others
make observations and collect data that lead to a question
interpret results, and revise the hypothesis if necessary
What is the third step in the scientific method?
formulate and objectively test hypotheses by experiments
state conclusions in a form that can be evaluated by others
make observations and collect data that lead to a question
interpret results, and revise the hypothesis if necessary
What is the final step in the scientific method?
formulate and objectively test hypotheses by experiments
state conclusions in a form that can be evaluated by others
make observations and collect data that lead to a question
interpret results, and revise the hypothesis if necessary
How many variables can be reliably tested at one time?
seven
as many as you want
one
ten
