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SCIENCE 3RD QA

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement BEST describes MOTION?

a)

It is the change of position with respect of a reference point

b)

It is when you move around somewhere

c)

Motion is when you simply walk

d)

All of the above

2.

What statement BEST describes a REFERENCE POINT?

a)

Reference point is when you mark the road with "Point A" or "Point B" to know where you're going

b)

Reference point are physical entities, such as buildings, objects or even people

c)

Reference point is simply just a point used in Science to refer to something that is unkown

d)

None of the above.

3.

What are the TWO descriptors of MOTION?

a)

Displacement and velocity

b)

Distance and displacement

c)

Speed and velocity

d)

Acceleration and distance

4.

What statement BEST describes DISTANCE?

a)

Distance is the longest route you could take.

b)

Distance is always in a push or pull movement.

c)

Distance is how near or far you are from an object or person.

d)

Distance is the shortest route you could take.

5.

What statement BEST describes DISPLACEMENT?

a)

Displacement is always in a push or pull movement.

b)

Displacement is how near or far you are from an object or person.

c)

Displacement is the longest distance you could take.

d)

Displacement is the shortest distance you could take.

6.

Scalar or Vector?

a)

Distance is vector because it has magnitude with unit and direction as well.

b)

Distance is scalar because it has magnitude only, without direction and unit.

7.

Scalar or Vector?

a)

Displacement is vector because it has magnitude with unit and direction as well.

b)

Displacement is scalar because it has magnitude only, without direction and unit.

8.

What is the formula for DISTANCE?

a)

D = d1 + d2 + d3 . . .

b)

D = d1 x d2 x d3 . . .

c)

D= d1 x d2 + d3 . . .

d)

None of the above

9.

What is the formula for DISPLACEMENT?
(Straight Line)

a)

D = df - di

b)

D = df + di

c)

D = df x di

d)

None of the above

10.

What is the formula for DISPLACEMENT?
(Diagonal)

a)

c2 = √a^2 x b^2

(Csquared = Square root of A squared times B squared)

b)

d = √d1^2 x d2^2

(Displacement = Square root of distance 1 squared times distance 2 squared)

c)

d = di^2 x df^3

(Displacement = Initial distance squared times final distance cubed)

d)

None of the above

11.

De Leon walks 50 meters to the East and then turns back
and walks another 100 meters to the West.

What is his total distance?

a)

150 meters

b)

5,000 meters

c)

50 meters

d)

2 meters

12.

De Leon walks 50 meters to the East and then turns back
and walks another 100 meters to the West.

What is his displacement?

a)

150 meters, W°

b)

5,000 meters, W°

c)

50 meters, W°

d)

2 meters, W°

13.

Donya Sigma walks 180 meters to the North
and then turns right walking another 35 meters to the East.

What is her total distance?

a)

250 meters

b)

300 meters

c)

115 meters

d)

215 meters

14.

Donya Sigma walks 180 meters to the North
and then turns right walking another 35 meters to the East.

What is her displacement?
(You can use calculator)

a)

124.04 meters, NE°

b)

201.89 meters, NE°

c)

183.37 meters, NE°

d)

190.45 meters, NE°

15.

What statement BEST describes SPEED?

a)

Speed is always in fast movement.

b)

Speed is how fast an object is moving

c)

Speed is how slow an object is moving

d)

ISHOWSPEED

16.

What statement BEST describes VELOCITY?

a)

Velocity is speed but with direction.

b)

Velocity is how slow an object moves.

c)

Velocity is how fast an object moves.

d)

Velocity capcut edits?

17.

Scalar or Vector?

a)

Speed is a scalar quantity because it has no direction and only has magnitude.

b)

Speed is a vector quantity because it has direction and magnitude.

18.

Scalar or Vector?

a)

Velocity is a scalar quantity because it has no direction and only has magnitude.

b)

Velocity is a vector quantity because it has direction and magnitude.

19.

What is the formula for SPEED?

a)

S = d/t

(Displacement divided by time)

b)

S = t/d

(Time divided by displacement)

c)

S = t x d

(Time times distance)

d)

None of the above

20.

What is the formula for VELOCITY?

a)

V = d/t

(Displacement divided by elapsed time)

b)

V = t/d

(Elapsed time divided by displacement)

c)

V = t x d

(Time times Distance)

d)

V = t x d

(Displacement times Time)