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WorksheetsLONG QUIZ (3rd Quarter)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
1. A continuous change in position with respect to a reference point for a particular time interval.
MOTION
GRAVITY
FORCE
REFERENCE POINT
1. It is the total length of path traveled by a moving object regardless of the direction of motion.
SPEED
VELOCITY
DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
1. The shortest distance between the object’s initial and final position.
DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
SPEED
VELOCITY
1. What causes an object to move?
PULL
PUSH
FORCE
GRAVITY
1. Car travels along a straight road 100 m east then 50 m west. Find the DISTANCE of the car.
100 m
50 m
-100 m
150 m
1. It tells you how fast or slow an object is moving.
SPEED
VELOCITY
DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
1. It is a measure of how fast something moves in a particular DIRECTION.
SPEED
VELOCITY
DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
1. It is the rate of change in velocity of a moving object per unit of time.
VELOCITY
ACCELERATION
DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
1. The SI Unit of Acceleration.
a. m/𝒔^𝟐
b. km/h
c. meters
d. miles per hour
1. It refers to increasing speed.
NEGATIVE ACCELERATION
POSITIVE ACCELERATION
SPEED
DISPLACEMENT
1. It refers to decreasing speed.
NEGATIVE ACCELERATION
POSITIVE ACCELERATION
SPEED
DISTANCE
1. A travelling disturbance that carries energy from one place to another with or without medium.
WAVES
DISTORTION
DISPLACEMENT
ACCELERATION
1. A repeated motion and produced by a back-and-forth or up and down movement of an object.
WAVES
DISTURBANCE
VIBRATION
NONE OF THE ABOVE
1. A wave that requires a medium to propagate.
VACUUM
MECHANICAL WAVE
WATER WAVE
LIGHT WAVE
1. A substance or material that can carry a wave. (Solid, liquid or gas).
MEDIUM
VACUUM
WAVE
NONE OF THE ABOVE
1. In which medium do you think will sound travel the fastest?
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
NONE OF THE ABOVE
1. What is the role of the larynx?
MESS UP THE TUNE
FINE TUNE
HIGH TUNE
NONE OF THE ABOVE
1. What are the two characteristics of sound?
Pitch and Loudness
Pitch and Timbre
Loudness
None of the above
1. A part of the body that used to perceive sound.
NOSE
EYES
MOUTH
EARS
1. A sound that is within the range of the sensitivity of the human ear.
AUDIBLE
INFRASONIC
ULTRASONIC
NONE OF THE ABOVE
1. The state of rest and motion of the body is NOT relative to each other.
TRUE
FALSE
1. A body can be BOTH at rest and in motion at the same time.
TRUE
FALSE
1. The value of Displacement can be positive, negative, or even zero.
TRUE
FALSE
1. The speed of sound in a substance is NOT DEPENDENT on the type of material that makes up the substance.
TRUE
FALSE
1. The lowest points in the wave are called TROUGHS.
TRUE
FALSE
