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Grade 9 Forces and Motion

Based on the data in the table, which of the following statements can be true about the object being measured?

1. A net force is being applied in a direction opposite to its velocity.
2. The object has an acceleration of -2 m/s/s.
3. The graph of this object would be a straight line.
4. All of the above are true.

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

This diagram represents a series circuit.

1. True
2. False

Grade 8 Waves and Sound

The waves are interacting destructively.

1. True
2. False

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

The boy caught a fish.

Is the boy using a pulling force or a pushing force to bring in the fish?

1. pulling
2. pushing

Grade 3 Magnetism and Electricity

Will the magnets repel or attract each other?

1. repel
2. attract

Grade 11 Magnetism and Electricity

How many parts of this circuit cause resistance?

1. 1
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5

Grade 7 Simple Machines

The ideal mechanical advantage of this lever is 5. If the distance from A to B is 30 cm, what is the distance from B to C?

1. 6 cm
2. 35 cm
3. 150 cm
4. 180 cm

Grade 6 Linear Equations CCSS: 6.EE.C.9

An object moves at a constant speed. The table shows the relationship between time (t) and the position (d) of the object.

Which equation shows the relationship between time (t) and position (d)?

1. `t = 6d`
2. `d = 6t`
3. `t = 6 + d`
4. `d = 6 + t`

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

Doug is closing the door.

Is Doug using a pushing force or pulling force to close the door?

1. pushing
2. pulling

Grade 6 Linear Equations CCSS: 6.EE.C.9

An object is accelerating. The table shows the relationship between time (t) and the velocity (v) of the object.

Which equation shows the relationship between time (t) and velocity (v)?

1. `v = 2t`
2. `t = 2v`
3. `v = t + 2`
4. `t = v + 1`

Grade 4 Simple Machines

What class lever is shown?

1. first class
2. second class
3. third class

Grade 8 Simple Machines

Which of the following statements would be true about the lever shown if C was moved closer to A?

1. The ideal mechanical advantage would increase.
2. The ideal mechanical advantage would decrease.
3. The ideal mechanical advantage would remain unchanged.

Grade 5 Waves and Sound

Which one has lower amplitude?

1. A
2. B

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

Which statement is true about this symbol when used in a circuit drawing?

1. The switch is open and electricity can flow through the circuit.
2. The switch is open and electricity cannot flow through the circuit.
3. The switch is closed and electricity can flow through the circuit.
4. The switch is closed and electricity cannot flow through the circuit.

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

What does the A in the circle best represent in the circuit schematic?

1. a device that lights up in the circuit
2. a device that resists electrical current
3. a device that opens or closes the electrical circuit
4. a device that measures the electric current of the circuit

Grade 4 Simple Machines

What type of pulley is shown?

1. fixed pulley
2. movable pulley
3. block and tackle

Grade 11 Magnetism and Electricity

The diagram shows a bar magnet with magnetic lines going from north pole to south pole outside the magnet. What is the direction of magnetic lines inside the magnet?

1. south pole to north pole
2. north pole to south pole
3. there are no lines inside the magnet
4. it is impossible to know

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

The left side of the battery symbol represents the negative terminal.

1. True
2. False

Grade 9 Properties of Matter

What can be said about the molecules represented in the diagram?

1. The molecules move very slowly.
2. The molecules are very close together.
3. The molecules have a natural resistance to flowing.
4. The molecules have a very high energy state.

Grade 11 Forces and Motion

A mass is connected to an ideal spring, as shown. As the amplitude `X` increases, the period of the simple harmonic motion                                                                                                       .

1. increases
2. decreases
3. some times increases and some time decreases, depending on the friction between the mass and the table
4. stays the same