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T-lvl 1 SI units, Galvanic scale, expansion and heat capacities

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Match the following units with their corresponding physical quantities.

a)

kilogram (kg)

1.

Mass

b)

metre (m)

2.

Length

c)

second (s)

3.

Time

d)

ampere (A)

4.

Electric Current

2.

Match the following symbols with their meanings.

a)

A

1.

Symbol for area

b)

ρ

2.

Symbol for density

c)

V

3.

Symbol for volume

d)

v

4.

Symbol for velocity

3.

Match the following units with their corresponding physical quantities.

a)

Newton (N)

1.

Force

b)

Joule (J)

2.

Energy

c)

Watt (W)

3.

Power

d)

Pascal (Pa)

4.

Pressure

4.

Match the following descriptions with their corresponding formulas.

a)

length × width × depth

1.

Formula for the volume of a cuboid

b)

pi x radius²

2.

Formula for the area of a circle

c)

volume × shc × temperature difference

3.

Formula for heat energy

d)

width × length

4.

Area of a square

5.

Match the following formulas with their corresponding concepts.

a)

volts × amperes

1.

Power in electrical circuits

b)

force × distance

2.

Work done

c)

mass × acceleration

3.

Newton's Second Law

d)

lumens per m²

4.

Illuminance

6.

What is the definition of atmospheric pressure?

a)

Force exerted by the weight of air above the Earth's surface

b)

Force exerted by water on the Earth's surface

c)

Force exerted by the sun on the Earth's surface

d)

Force exerted by the moon on the Earth's surface

7.

What is the specific heat capacity of water used in the example?

a)

4.2 kJ/kg/°C

b)

2.4 kJ/kg/°C

c)

6.2 kJ/kg/°C

d)

3.2 kJ/kg/°C

8.

What happens to metals during corrosion?

a)

They deteriorate through chemical or electrochemical reaction

b)

They become stronger

c)

They become more flexible

d)

They become transparent

9.

Which of the following is NOT a use for ceramics?

a)

Electrical insulators

b)

Firebricks

c)

Insulating cables

d)

Worktops

10.

According to the electromotive series, which metal will corrode faster: copper or magnesium?

a)

Copper

b)

Magnesium

c)

Both corrode at the same rate

d)

Neither corrodes

11.

What happens to the rate of corrosion as the distance between metals in the electromotive series increases?

a)

The rate decreases

b)

The rate increases

c)

The rate remains the same

d)

The rate fluctuates

12.

What is the effect on the length of a material when temperature is factored in on the coefficient of linear expansion of metals?

a)

It increases with temperature

b)

It decreases with temperature

c)

It remains constant

d)

It fluctuates randomly

13.

What is the primary cause of atmospheric pressure?

a)

Gravitational pull of the Earth

b)

Rotation of the Earth

c)

Solar radiation

d)

Lunar cycles

14.

What is the primary factor that affects the rate of thermal expansion in solids?

a)

Material composition

b)

Color of the material

c)

Shape of the material

d)

Age of the material

15.

Which of the following is a common method to prevent corrosion in metals?

a)

Painting

b)

Heating

c)

Freezing

d)

Polishing

16.

What is the role of a sacrificial anode in corrosion prevention?

a)

It absorbs moisture

b)

It corrodes instead of the protected metal

c)

It strengthens the metal

d)

It changes the color of the metal