10191710868 | Liquid | The physical state of matter in between solid and gas is | 0 | |
10191716357 | Stationary | Which of the terms best describes the term static a. constant b. low c. stationary d. used | 1 | |
10191725898 | 0 | John tried to move a table by exerting 1000 newtons of force, but it didn't move. How much work did he do if the table weighed 1000 newtons. a. 0 b. 1 watts c. 1000,000 joules d. 1000 joules | 2 | |
10191743244 | 1 | John walks for .5 miles in the north direction in a straight line, and then walks for 1.5 miles towards the south in a straight line. What is the magnitude of his displacement in miles? | 3 | |
10191752666 | Electron | Name the atomic particle that balances the charge of protons to create a neutral atom? | 4 | |
10191811209 | Neutrons | The isotopes of a given element are based on the different numbers of which atomic particle? | 5 | |
10191815397 | Fermentation | By what process does soy beans turn into soy sauce or grape juice turn into wine? | 6 | |
10191818580 | Weight | What is the term used to identify the force of gravity that acts on anything that has mass? | 7 | |
10191823470 | 2 | A single helium nucleus has how many protons? | 8 | |
10194049979 | Potential | Term used for the energy of an object that it has by virtue of its position or configuration | 9 | |
10194063867 | Superposition | What term means that a subatomic particle is in 2 states at once | 10 | |
10194079718 | Copenhagen interpretation | describes that an object only exists when you measure it | 11 | |
10194087973 | Neil Bohr | Who made the Copenhagen interpretation | 12 | |
10194106007 | Theory of Relativity | More common name for the paper Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies | 13 | |
10194114212 | E=mc2 | formula by Einstein to describe the photoelectric effect | 14 | |
10194133736 | Corpuscles | Newtons name for "particles of light" | 15 | |
10194139884 | Switzerland | Second country where Einstein lived | 16 | |
10194142526 | Superposition | What einstein was talking about when he said "spooky action at a distance" | 17 | |
10197067581 | Gravity | Name one of the four basic forces of the Universe that is responsible for holding the planets in their orbits | 18 | |
10197078265 | Proton | Name the nucleon that is responsible to balance the charge of electrons so that the atom has a neutral state | 19 | |
10197086150 | 14 | Nitrogen has 7 protons. What is the atomic mass of its common isotope, rounded to its nearest whole number | 20 | |
10197098371 | Mechanical advantage or actual mechanical advantage | Term used for the ratio of the output force to the input force of a simple machine | 21 | |
10197109971 | Blue | What color will a blue object look to the human eye when it is illuminated by a blue light? | 22 | |
10197120006 | b. friction | Why is it that the actual mehanical advantage always less than the ideal mechanical advantage? a. basic design of any machine b. friction c. how simple machines are combined d. input distance is always less than the output distance | 23 | |
10197137683 | 8 kg of gold | Which of the following choices has the most inertia? a. 2 kg of gold b. 4 kg of flour c. 8 kg of gold d. 8 newtons of gold | 24 | |
10197149254 | d. solid at room temperature | If a monkey threw a dart at the Periodic Table, he is most likely to hit an element with which of the below characteristics? a. gas at room temperature b. liquid at room temperature c. naturally radioactive element d. solid at room temperature | 25 | |
10215725069 | c. mixing more pigments can result in darker resulting mixture | Choose the right answer a. orange is considered to be the primary color for pigments b. only primary pigment colors can be mixed to create other colors c. mixing more pigments can result in darker resulting mixture d. cyan and magenta are complementary pigment colors | 26 |
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