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Worksheets3rd Quarter Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 13mins
It is completely specified by magnitude alone. They are described with a single number.
Scalar Quantities
Vector Quantities
Longitudinal waves
Transverse waves
It is a physical quantities that require both magnitude and direction for their specification
Scalar Quantities
Vector Quantities
Longitudinal waves
Transverse waves
It is the total path length that the object traveled.
Frequency
Loudness
Distance
Displacement
The distance traveled divided by how long it takes.
Air
Vacuum
Speed
Velocity
It is the measure of an object’s change in position.
Frequency
Loudness
Distance
Displacement
The speed and direction of the moving object is called ______.
Air
Vacuum
Speed
Velocity
What is speed?
a) Speed is just how fast something is moving.
b) Quantities that have direction are called vectors
c) A negative velocity does not mean an object is moving slower than zero cm/s.
d) Quantities that have direction are called vectors
It is defined as the rate of change in an object's velocity.
Amplitude
Wave
Acceleration
Crest
Deceleration means the velocity reduces with time
Negative Acceleration
Positive Acceleration
Uniform Acceleration
Non- Uniform Acceleration
The velocity increases with time.
a) Negative Acceleration
b) Positive Acceleration
c) Uniform Acceleration
d) Non- Uniform Acceleration
When an object’s velocity is increasing at constant rate
a) Negative Acceleration
b) Positive Acceleration
c) Uniform Acceleration
d) Non- Uniform Acceleration
When the change of velocity is not constant.
a) Negative Acceleration
b) Positive Acceleration
c) Uniform Acceleration
d) Non- Uniform Acceleration
Distance is a vector quantity that includes both magnitude and direction
TRUE
FALSE
Displacement is a scalar quantity that includes magnitude only.
TRUE
FALSE
) Speed is a scalar quantity that describes the magnitude only.
TRUE
FALSE
Speed is a scalar quantity that describes the magnitude only.
TRUE
FALSE
Uniform motion means that the object is moving with constant speed.
TRUE
FALSE
Scalar quantities are specified by directions.
TRUE
FALSE
Sound is a form of energy that is produced when air molecules vibrate
TRUE
FALSE
The minimum distance in which a sound wave repeats itself is called its wavelength.
TRUE
FALSE
It is the highest point of a wave.
Crest/peaks
Trough
It is the lowest point of a wave.
Frequency
troughs
The number of waves passing through a given point during the interval of one second.
Frequency
compression
The particles are the closest together
COMPRESSION
AMPLITUDE
The maximum distance covered by a particle from its resting position
COMPRESSION
AMPLITUDE
The number of wave cycles per period
SPEED/FREQUENCY
PERIOD
The unit of frequency.
HERTZ
AMPLITUDE
The time it takes for a wave to complete one wave cycle.
PERIOD
WAVELENGTH
The distance between two identical points in a wave.
PERIOD
WAVELENGTH
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