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Grade 11 Waves and Sound

If a pulse originates from the less dense end of the rope on the left side, a portion of the energy carried by the incident pulse is transmitted into the thick rope. What do you call the disturbance that continues moving to the right?

1. the reflected pulse
2. the transmitted pulse
3. the incident pulse
4. the inverted pulse

Grade 8 Simple Machines

Which distances should be divided in order to calculate the ideal mechanical advantage of the lever shown?

1. `(BA)/(BC)`
2. `(BC)/(BA)`
3. `(AC)/(BA)`
4. `(BA)/(AC)`

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

The diagram represents a parallel circuit.

1. True
2. False

Grade 11 Magnetism and Electricity

A short circuit would happen if you change what about this circuit schematic?

1. unscrew the lightbulb
2. remove the single resistor
3. close the switch
4. disconnect the battery

Grade 5 Waves and Sound

An example of a wavelength in the following figure is the distance between                 and                .

1. D, E
2. E, H
3. G, I
4. B, C

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.

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

The boy kicked the soccer ball. The soccer ball moved forward.

Did the boy use a pulling force or pushing force to kick the ball?

1. pulling
2. pushing

Grade 11 Forces and Motion

Given a force diagram like the one shown, if the object is not moving, what do you know about the forces at A and B?

1. `F_"norm"` is less than `F_g` because the object stays down on the surface.
2. `F_g` is always greater than `F_"norm"` when an object is not moving.
3. `F_"norm"=F_g` when an object is not moving.
4. `F_"norm"=-(F_g)` making the `F_"net"=0` when an object is not moving.

Grade 11 Magnetism and Electricity

How much voltage will this battery set-up provide if each of the four is a 1.5 V battery?

1. 1.5 V
2. 3 V
3. 6 V
4. 9 V

Grade 3 Magnetism and Electricity

Will the magnets attract or repel each other?

1. attract
2. repel

Grade 6 Magnetism and Electricity

What does the symbol represent?

1. battery
2. stacked batteries
3. lamp bulb
4. switch

Grade 8 Simple Machines

Russ is using a lever to lift a box. The lever has an ideal mechanical advantage of 6 and is set up as shown. If the distance from the fulcrum to the load is 60 cm, what is the distance from the fulcrum to the effort force?

1. 3.6 cm
2. 3.6 m
3. 10 cm
4. 10 m

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

The children are playing tug of war.

Are the children pushing or pulling the rope?

1. pushing
2. pulling

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

The man is mowing the grass.

How can he make the lawn mower move faster?

1. push harder
2. push softer

Kindergarten Forces and Motion

Lucy is moving a shopping cart.

Is Lucy using a pulling force or pushing force to move the cart?

1. pulling
2. pushing

Grade 8 Magnetism and Electricity

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

1. True
2. False

Grade 7 Simple Machines

On the lever shown, the distance from B to C is 2 feet and the distance from B to A is 4 feet. What is the ideal mechanical advantage of the lever?

1. 0.5
2. 1.0
3. 2.0
4. 8.0

Grade 11 Waves and Sound

At which end of the rope is the wavelength is always greatest?

1. in the less dense end
2. in the more dense end
3. Wavelength is the same throughout.

Grade 6 Properties of Matter

Which change in state is represented?
`rarr`

1. melting
2. freezing
3. evaporation
4. condensation

Grade 5 Simple Machines

Look at the lever diagram.



Which object is the same class lever as the diagram?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4.