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иновация 201-300

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

201. What is the name of the tool?

a)

bookstore

b)

library resource

c)

 in the volume of the book

d)

necessary sources of information

e)

information storage

 

2.

What is the dependence of the refractive index of light on the frequency of vibrations:

a)

 photo effect

b)

 polarization

c)

 diffraction

d)

interference

e)

variance

3.

202. What is the name of the tool?

a)

automatic display

b)

automatic curtain opening

c)

black square

d)

shaded face

e)

a show tool for curtains

4.

203. What is the name of the tool:

 

a)

spotlight

b)

Photoshop finisher

c)

 mask

d)

shaded surface

e)

the return path

5.

204. What is the name of the tool:

a)

 return journey

b)

 turnover

c)

one-way traffic

d)

means of prevention

e)

black window

6.

What is the name of the tool?

a)

 the globe

b)

Web browser

c)

the globe

d)

 our plane

e)

Internet

7.

 What is the name of the instrument:

a)

a couple of pages

b)

towels

c)

telegraph tape

d)

our company's flag

e)

additional pages

8.

What is the name of the tool:

a)

ruler

b)

step gauge

c)

Roulette

d)

Measurement

e)

a couple of pages

9.

What is the name of the tool:

a)

 paint

b)

my camera

c)

museum exhibit

d)

camera device

e)

information exchange

10.

What is the name of the tool:

a)

hammer and wrench

b)

srt

c)

A special toolbar

d)

locksmith tools

e)

ruler

 

11.

What is the name of the instrument?

a)

 voting

b)

chat

c)

 Camera

d)

Access

e)

E-book

12.

 What is the name of the instrument?

a)

 felt-tip pen

b)

Modem

c)

column

d)

microphone

e)

 printing device

13.

What is the name of the instrument?

a)

camera

b)

Camera

c)

Microphone

d)

printing device

e)

printing

14.

What is Eluminate Live -

a)

is a group of software products aimed at distance learning and organizing various meetings.

b)

this device.

c)

 it is a learning process that does not allow all students to understand each other7

d)

 answer all the questions of the conference participants by pressing the wireless button.

e)

a process that allows you to choose the most effective of several proposed answers.

15.

Before registering the ACTIVote device, the ACTIV Board must be in the following state:

a)

connected to a computer

b)

  turned on

c)

 the hub is enabled

d)

 turned off.

e)

 enabled

16.

What is an ACTIV Studio presentation?

a)

 base

b)

paper

c)

flipchart

d)

 Icon

e)

Presentation

17.

What is the ActivPen tool:

a)

mobile operator

b)

manipulator function

c)

golden pen

d)

Laser pointer

e)

 Icon

18.

What is ACTIVslate?

a)

 multimedia technologies.

b)

a copy machine.

c)

multimedia projector.

d)

 test device.

e)

 a device based on the remote.

19.

Flipchart file extension.

a)

 .csv

b)

.xls

c)

.tic

d)

 .flp

e)

.doc

20.

What software is used to work with the interactive whiteboard:

a)

ms excel

b)

ActivInspire

c)

ms powerpoint

d)

ms word

e)

ms access

 

21.

What is hypermedia?

a)

nonlinear transmission of different types of information.

b)

 linear communication of information.

c)

non-linear transmission of the same type of information.

d)

hyperinformation software.

e)

rules of communication.

 

22.

What does the term multimedia mean:

a)

communication environment

b)

microenvironment.

c)

Application environment.

d)

technical environment.

e)

multi-medium.

23.

Information technology is a process that uses:

a)

Resources

b)

intelligence

c)

 a set of methods and techniques used in data collection

d)

 implementation of information

e)

Processing of information according to the ICT algorithm

 

24.

Information and communication technologies in education:

a)

 Natural sciences

b)

organization of information processes

c)

 the branch of computer science

d)

The field of social sciences

e)

The field of humanities

25.

Current advantages of the interactive whiteboard:

a)

 has a great influence on group and individual work.

b)

format.

c)

the tag is used when you need to move the next word.

d)

Present large-scale complex topics using diagrams.

e)

smoothes by a cent.

26.

 Interactive learning technology is:

a)

the method of teaching in small groups.

b)

learning from one person, that is, one listens and the other explains.

c)

  the process of organizing learning, which allows all students to understand each other, work in a team and participate in cognitive learning.

d)

 a set of approaches that make it possible to actualize the teacher's pedagogical activity and guarantee the achievement of the planned final result.

e)

 regular school.

27.

Interactive whiteboard (IT) -

a)

a set of approaches that make it possible to actualize the teacher's pedagogical activity and ensure the achievement of the planned final result.

b)

 learning from one person, that is, one person listens and the other explains.

c)

 the process of organizing learning, allowing students to look at each other with understanding, work in a team and involve all students in cognitive learning.

d)

 A tool that allows a lecturer or speaker to use two different tools, namely a screen based on the display of information and a conventional whiteboard.

e)

 the method of teaching in small groups.

28.

 What is the difference between a multimedia electronic textbook and an electronic textbook?

a)

 displaying content in the form of animation

b)

graphical representation of the content

c)

audio presentation of content

d)

digital representation of content

e)

restricted content-content

 

29.

The main purpose of using information technologies in the classroom:

a)

Processing of information according to the ICT algorithm.

b)

Develop the ability to communicate.

c)

Storing large amounts of information.

d)

Development of research skills.

e)

 Creating a unified educational information environment

30.

 Improving information and communication skills of teachers:

a)

Mastering the use of information and communication technologies.

 

b)

the ability to work with computers, various communication systems.

c)

working with e-mail.

d)

knowledge of network types.

e)

knowledge of communication technologies.

31.

 Information and communication technologies in education:

a)

The field of social sciences.

b)

 of information processes.

c)

natural sciences.

d)

Computer science section.

e)

The field of humanities.

32.

 Telecommunication technologies:

a)

An officially approved protocol

b)

human connections or groups of people.

c)

 performs a set of approaches.

d)

educational e-learning.

e)

 text processing technology.

33.

Structural components of the Internet:

a)

 hardware

b)

teleconferences

c)

 file transfer

d)

applied

e)

 Physical

34.

Each computer accessing the Internet has its own permanent address consisting of four blocks.

a)

IP address.

b)

DNS address.

c)

URL address.

d)

SRL address.

e)

 USENET.

35.

ICT-well-being in education:

a)

Illiteracy.

b)

the system.

c)

a field of knowledge that allows the use of additional electronic.

d)

knowledge that allows you to use it as a teaching tool.

e)

Information technology.

36.

 The main objectives of the new innovative pedagogical technology are:

a)

the ability to purposefully organize the training, development and other activities of each student;

b)

development of analytical thinking

c)

ormation and development of independent work skills;

d)

education to the extent that they can choose the direction that best suits their knowledge and skills;

e)

all answers can be accepted.

37.

 Unit of measurement of potential:

a)

 1V = 1J / 1k

b)

1B = 1J ×1K

c)

1V = 1K / 1J

d)

 1J = 1A / 1k

e)

1B = 1A × 1k

38.

The relationship between the field potential and voltage:

a)

 E = -grad j

b)

E = grad j

c)

E = -deg E

d)

E = grad E

e)

 j = Eq

39.

Electrical capacitance of the conductor:

a)

the value increasing the voltage c = q / E

b)

charge reduction potential

c)

the charge required to increase the potential c = q / j

d)

the potential required to increase the charge c = j / q

e)

the product of charge and voltage c = q E

40.

What is the power characteristic of the electrostatic field:

a)

field potential -j

b)

voltage applied to the conductor - u

c)

electromotive force - e

d)

 the voltage vector of the electric field - E.

e)

Suspension force - F

41.

What is the energy characteristic of the electrostatic field:

a)

ield strength

b)

 the potential of the field j

c)

Field forces F

d)

potential energy of the field

e)

Displacement vector D

42.

How to show an increase in the resistance of a conductor:

a)

by heating the conductor

b)

by cooling the conductor

c)

by applying pressure to the conductor

d)

by increasing the cross-section of the core

e)

by reducing the conductor

43.

How to explain the nature of electrical resistance based on electronic theory:

a)

with electron spin

b)

in the presence of a negative electron charge

c)

due to the movement of electrons in atoms around the nucleus

d)

due to the interaction of electrons with the crystal lattice

e)

 with a positive proton charge

 

44.

Joule-Lenz Law:

a)

Q=U2Rt

b)

Q=IR2t

c)

Q=IRt

d)

Q=I2Rt

e)

Q=UR2t

45.

What is the main optical axis:

a)

a line passing through the ceilings and the center of the lens

b)

 a line passing through the focal plane of the lens.

c)

a line passing through the center of the radius of curvature of the lens.

d)

a line passing through the center of the lens

e)

 a line passing through the center, focus and vertices of the lens.

46.

What is monochromatic light:

a)

 the phases do not change with time.

b)

the wavelength does not change with time.

c)

he amplitude does not change with time

d)

 the phase difference does not change with time.

e)

intensity does not change with time.

47.

What is a photo effect:

a)

the movement of electrons in a substance under the action of an electric field

b)

 the release of electrons from matter under the action of light

c)

the release of electrons from a substance under the action of an electric field

d)

 the movement of electrons in a substance under the action of light

e)

 the excitation of electrons in a substance under the action of light.

48.

 How to understand the polarization of light:

a)

 the wave vector of light oscillates only in certain directions.

b)

the vector of the light wave oscillates in any direction

c)

 light waves amplify or weaken each other.

d)

depending on the frequency of light waves.

e)

light waves are classified by wavelength.

49.

With a decrease in body temperature:

a)

 if the energy produced by the body per unit of time is greater than the energy absorbed by it

b)

if the energy absorbed by the body per unit of time is greater than the energy released

c)

 the energy released per unit of time is small

d)

the energy absorbed by the body is very smal

e)

the energy absorbed and released by the body changes rapidly

50.

How to understand photoluminescence:

a)

 light emission without effect, without reaction

b)

the release of light from the substance as a result of the transfer

c)

light emitted by an object as a result of exposure to light

d)

the release of light from the body as a result of a chemical reaction

e)

the emission of light by the body as a result of heating the body

 

51.

How light propagates in a homogeneous medium:

a)

 uniformly decreasing

b)

bypasses an obstacle on the way.

c)

along the line

d)

uniformly progressive

e)

s in variable motion.

52.

What light waves interfere with a collision:

a)

X-ray

b)

Infrared

c)

 White light

d)

monochromatic

e)

coherent

53.

 Explain the wavelength range of X-ray radiation:

a)

in the range of infrared and radio waves

b)

 in the radiation range - ultraviolet radiation

c)

 between visible light and ultraviolet light

d)

between visible light and infrared radiation

e)

 between infrared and ultraviolet

54.

 Show the linear magnification of the lens:

a)

the ratio of the linear dimensions of the image and the object

b)

 the ratio of the linear dimensions of the image to the carcass

c)

the ratio of the front and rear focal lengths

d)

 the ratio of the distance of the object from the lens to the image

e)

the ratio of the linear dimensions of the object and the distance

 

55.

 What image do we get from the condenser lens:

a)

directly

b)

true, direct

c)

 the opposite, assumption

d)

direct, hypothetical

e)

the opposite is true

56.

What is a coherent light source:

a)

X-ray

b)

the sun

c)

Lamp

d)

laser

57.

What is a polaroid:

a)

an object that can receive polarized light

b)

a substance capable of emitting diffused light

c)

 interference light

d)

a substance from which scattered light can be obtained

e)

 a device that can receive coherent light

 

58.

Which method of determining the speed of light is called astronomical:

a)

Fizo

b)

Remer

c)

Foucault

d)

Bradley

e)

Michelson

59.

Explain the reason for the increase in body temperature:

a)

 the energy absorbed by the body per unit of time is greater than the energy released

b)

the energy absorbed by the body per unit of time is less than the energy released

c)

the body produces a lot of energy per unit of time

d)

if the energy produced per unit area is large

e)

if the energy released per unit of time is large

 

60.

What is the red limit of the photo effect:

a)

luminous flux of incident light

b)

Light energy

c)

the wavelength of the incident light

d)

the nature of the substance

e)

intensity of incident light

61.

Which of the following electromagnetic radiation has the highest frequency:

a)

ultraviolet radiation

b)

Radio waves

c)

X-ray

d)

 infrared radiation

e)

visible radiation

62.

What parameters depend on the kinetic energy of the emitted electron when irradiating a metal surface.

a)

 light intensity

b)

 power and light frequency

c)

 electron operation during flight

d)

 Light frequency

e)

 regardless of the set parameters

63.

The stage of formation of the concept of force is associated with:

a)

Studying Newton's second law

b)

Body speed

c)

 Experimenting to determine the strength

d)

Measuring centripetal acceleration.

e)

Experience in implementing the concept of mass

64.

What is the measure of mass in the law of universal gravitation:

a)

value 0

b)

not permanent

c)

 constant value

d)

inertia

e)

 measure of gravity

65.

What you need to know to study the law of conservation of mechanical energy:

a)

 classification of types and forms of motion of matter

b)

 definition and introduction of "energy-efficient properties of bodies"

c)

 introduction of the concept of kinetic and potential energies

d)

introduction of the concept of work

e)

 interpretation of the law of conservation of quantity of motion

66.

What conservation law is applied when comparing the masses of bodies by accelerations after interaction:

a)

The law of conservation of the amount of motion.

b)

Newton's Third Law

c)

 Newton's Second Law

d)

 Newton's First Law

e)

The law of conservation of energy

67.

 What is the total acceleration of curvilinear motion:

a)

a = at + an

b)

an = a + at

c)

a = an + V

d)

a = at - an

e)

 a = W2 R

68.

Show the formula of the basic equation of the dynamics of a material point:

a)

 F = m dV / dt

b)

F = m dS / dt

c)

F = dS / dt

d)

) F = m d2S / dt

e)

mdV2 / dt2

69.

What is the impulse of the body:

a)

 the product of force and acceleration

b)

the product of speed and time

c)

a vector quantity equal to the product of the mass and velocity

d)

a value proportional to the force

e)

the product of the force acting on the velocity of the body

 

70.

Write a formula that expresses the ratio between angular and linear velocities:

a)

V = Wt

b)

V = wR

c)

W = R / V

d)

W = V / w

e)

W = S t

71.

 If the final velocity of a moving body is zero, What is the sign of its acceleration:

a)

is taken into account.

 

b)

ignored.

c)

negative and positive.

d)

positive.

e)

 negative.

72.

What is the formula of the law of conservation of the amount of motion of a rotating body:

a)

Iw=mv2/2

b)

Iw=M

c)

d(Iw)/dt=M

d)

Iw=const

e)

Iw=mgh

73.

Head of the Department "Fundamentals of Molecular Physics and Thermodynamics". What is the problem

a)

Experimental proof of the Clapeyron-Mendeleev equation.

b)

consider the interaction of microparticles and the energy of motion.

c)

about the properties and structure of substances and thermal.

d)

 elastic collision of molecules against the vessel wall.

e)

coordinate distribution of molecules.

74.

 Scientific foundations of molecular physics... this:

a)

 material recognition

b)

thermal equipment

c)

Radio engineering

d)

electrical engineering

e)

the basis of hydrodynamics.

75.

What methods are necessary for the quantitative description of the properties of a system of molecules:

a)

Chemical

b)

thermodynamic

c)

static

d)

mechanical

e)

technological

76.

Mathematical foundations of statistical physics:

a)

production theory;

b)

 classical theory;

c)

electromagnetic theory;

d)

theory of elasticity;

e)

probability theory;

77.

Which module is used in molecular physics to approximate the properties of real bodies:

a)

solid-state model

b)

 the ideal gas model

c)

Real gas model

d)

Liquid model

e)

a model of quantum mechanics

78.

The state of a thermodynamic system is determined by the following parameters:

a)

potential energy, moment of force

b)

momentum, kinetic energy

c)

speed, acceleration

d)

 temperature, volume, pressure

e)

momentum, mass, acceleration

79.

External parameters are ... parameters.

a)

temperature and pressure

b)

volume and pressure

c)

temperature and volume

d)

pressure and volume

e)

concentration and pressure

80.

The basic concept of the "Basic principles of molecular kinetic theory":

a)

the concept of density

b)

the concept of molecules

c)

the concept of volume

d)

 the concept of mass

e)

 The concept of concentration

81.

Experiment to prove the existence and motion of molecules:

a)

The Fresnel, Jung experience

b)

Toriceli, Pascal's experiment

c)

The experience of Perrin, Rayleigh and Stern

d)

The Frank and Hertz experience

82.

When discussing the problem of molecular velocities, the value is taken into account ....

a)

The Toricelli experiment

b)

The Frank-Hertz experiment

c)

Perrin's experience

d)

Relay experience

e)

The Stern experiment

83.

It is necessary to inform the students that he discovered the law of the distribution of molecules by velocities.

a)

Perrin

b)

Lorenz

c)

Boltzmann

d)

Maxwell

84.

 Intermolecular interactions:

a)

corpuscular

b)

Wave

c)

 nuclear

d)

 electromagnetic

e)

has a quantum nature

85.

Generalizing the basic equation of the kinetic theory of gases, the collision of molecules with the vessel wall:

a)

 absolutely inelastic

b)

 absolutely elastic

c)

perpendicular to the vertical

d)

Horizontal

e)

is considered plastic

86.

Internal energy... may vary.

a)

in the viscous process

b)

during heat generation and heat transfer

c)

 in the process of thermal conductivity

d)

 in the isothermal process

e)

in the process of diffusion

87.

 Proof of molecular chaotic motion

a)

 Brownian motion

b)

viscosity

c)

thermal conductivity

d)

surface tension

e)

solubility

88.

What is said in Planck's hypothesis?

a)

an absolutely black body continuously emits electromagnetic waves and perfectly absorbs them

b)

an absolutely black body emits or absorbs heat rays only in the form of the best fraction - a quantum

c)

 the black body continuously emits and absorbs heat rays

d)

the black body continuously absorbs heat rays and emits the best

e)

The black body continuously emits and absorbs electromagnetic waves.

 

89.

How did Einstein explain the phenomenon of the photoelectric effect?

a)

 based on particles and wave properties of light.

b)

 based on the fractional and quantum properties of light.

c)

based on the wave and quantum properties of light.

d)

based on the quantum properties of electromagnetic waves.

e)

based on light interference

90.

By What method is the composition of complex radioactive rays determined?

a)

investigation of radioactive rays in an electric field

b)

heating of radioactive substances.

c)

cooling

d)

 the study of radioactive rays in a magnetic field

e)

the passage of radioactive rays through a liquid in an electric field