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Sample Test
Chapter 03 Test Bank KEY

1. Which of the following is (are) not a unit of power?
1. joule-second
1. watt
1. Newton-meter/second
1. horsepower

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Blooms: 2. Understand

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02

Topic: Work and Power

2. The watt is a unit of
1.
1.
1.
1.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


3. Rolling a ball up an inclined plank requires an amount of

work proportional to the
1. horizontal distance the ball is shifted.
1. height the ball is raised.
1. sum of the horizontal distance the ball is shifted and the

height the ball is raised.
1. length of the plank.



Blooms: 3. Apply

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.01


4. On a molecular level heat is
1. kinetic energy.
1. potential energy.
1. mass energy.
1.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.12

Topic: Heat

Topic: Relativity

5. An object that has linear momentum must also have
1.
1. angular momentum.
1. kinetic energy.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Momentum

6. When the speed of an object is doubled,
1. its kinetic energy is doubled.
1. its potential energy is doubled.
1. its rest energy is doubled.
1. its momentum is doubled.



Blooms: 4. Analyze

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Energy

Topic: Momentum

7. A golf ball and a ping-pong ball are dropped in a vacuum

chamber. When they have fallen halfway down, they have
the same
1. speed.
1. kinetic energy.
1. rest energy.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.12

Topic: Potential and Kinetic Energy

Topic: Relativity

8. A moving object does not necessarily have
1.
1.
1. kinetic energy.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Energy

Topic: Momentum

9. Which one or more of the following is a vector quantity?
1. linear momentum
1. angular momentum
1. kinetic energy
1. potential energy
1. Both A and B



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Momentum


10. What never changes when two or more objects

collide is
1. the momentum of each object.
1. the kinetic energy of each object.
1. the total momentum of all the objects.
1. the total kinetic energy of all the objects.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Collisions


11. A bowling ball rolling on level ground at the

speed v strikes a basketball at rest. The basketball
moves off in the original direction of the bowling ball
1. with the speed v while the bowling ball stops.
1. faster than v while the bowling ball continues slower

than v.
1. with the speed v while the bowling ball moves backward.
1. together with the bowling ball at the same speed of less

than v.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Figure: 03.24

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.08

Topic: Collisions

12. A rocket is fired in space. As it moves, the total

momentum of the rocket and its exhaust gases
1. decreases.
1. remains the same.
1.
1. Any of the choices could be correct, depending on the

nature of the rocket.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Figure: 03.26

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.09

Topic: Momentum

13. To prevent it from tumbling in flight, a projectile such

as a football is sent off spinning. The physical principle
involved is
1. conservation of energy.
1. conservation of linear momentum.
1. conservation of angular momentum.
1. the first law of motion.



Blooms: 3. Apply

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.10

Topic: Energy

Topic: Momentum

14. When a skater pulls in her arms to turn faster, her

angular momentum
1.
1.
1. remains the same.
1. Any of these choices, depending on circumstances.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.10

Topic: Momentum

Topic: Rotational Motion

15. Which of the following quantities is always the same

to all observers?
1. time intervals
1. the speed of an object
1. the speed of sound
1. the speed of light


Blooms: 1. Remember


Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.11

Topic: Relativity

16. If a spaceship 100 m long when at rest on the earth

were to travel at nine-tenths the speed of light, its length
as measured by an observer on the earth would be
1. 0.
1. less than 100 m.
1. 100 m.
1. more than 100 m.


Blooms: 1. Remember


Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.11

Topic: Relativity

17. When the speed v of an object of

mass m approaches the speed of light c, its kinetic
energy
2. is less than mv2.

2. equals mv2.
C. is more than mv2 but less than
D. is more than mv2 and can exceed
Blooms: 1. Remember


Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.11

Topic: Relativity

18. In the formula E0 = mc2, the symbol c represents

the speed of
1. an object of mass m.
1. the observer.
1.
1. light.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.12

Topic: Relativity

19. According to the general theory of relativity,

gravitation
1. acts only on moving bodies.
1. is really a general acceleration of the universe.
1. is a distortion in space-time.
1. is the same as in Newton’s theory but is to be interpreted

differently.



Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.13

Topic: Relativity

20. The sun
1. attracts light waves passing nearby.
1. repels light waves passing nearby.
1. may attract or repel light waves passing nearby,

depending upon the circumstances.
1. has no effect on light waves passing nearby.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Figure: 03.36

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.13

Topic: Relativity

21. The work you do in raising an orange from your waist

to your mouth is roughly
1. 1 J.
1. 10 J.
1. 100 J.
1. 1,000 J.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.01


22. A 2-kg book is held 1 m above the floor for 50 s. The

work done is
1. 0.
10. 2 J.
1. 100 J.
1. 980 J.



Blooms: 3. Apply

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.01


23. Six kJ of work is used to lift an object to a height of

100 m. The object’s approximate mass is
1. 600 g.
1. 6 kg.
1. 60 kg.
1. 600 kg.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.01


24. A 40-kg boy climbs a vertical ladder at 0.5 m/s. His

power output is
1. 5 W.
1. 14 W.
1. 20 W.
1. 196 W.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


25. A weightlifter raises a 200-kg barbell through a

height of 2 m in 2.2 s. The average power he develops
during the lift is
1. 18 kW.
1. 89 kW.
1. 78 kW.
8. 62 kW.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


26. A 90-kg llama has an average power output of 80 W.

The minimum time the llama can go up a hill 500 m high is
9. 4 min.
1. 46 min.
1. 5 h.
9. 2 h.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


27. A horse has a power output of 1 hp (746 W) when it is

pulling a cart. If the cart covers 100 m in 30 s, the force
the horse exerts on the cart is
1. 0.22 kN.
1. 34 kN.
1. 45 kN.
2. 49 kN.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


28. A sedentary person requires about 6 million J of

energy per day. This rate of energy consumption is
equivalent to about
1. 70 W.
1. 335 W.
1. 600 W.
1. 250,000 W.


Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.02


29. The KE of a 900-kg car whose speed is 60 km/h is
12. 12.8 kJ.
1. 125 kJ.
1. 23 MJ.
1. 62 MJ.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.03

Topic: Energy

30. A 1-kg mass has a KE of 1 J when its speed is
1. 45 m/s.
1. 1 m/s.
1. 4 m/s.
4. 4 m/s.


Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.03


31. A 1-N weight has a KE of 1 J when its speed is
1. 45 m/s.
1. 1 m/s.
1. 4 m/s.
4. 4 m/s.


Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.03


32. The speed of a 1000-kg car whose KE is 450 kJ is

1. 21 m/s.
1. 30 m/s.
1. 45 m/s.
1. 900 m/s.


Blooms: 1. Remember

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.03

Topic: Energy

33. A 1-N weight has a PE relative to the ground of 1 J

when it is at a height of

10. 10.2 cm.
1. 1 m.
9. 8 m.
1. 98 m.


Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.04


34. A horizontal force is applied to a 2-kg ball on a

smooth table. The ball’s speed is 8 m/s when it has gone 4
m. The magnitude of the force is

1. 6 N.
1. 2 N.
1. 8 N.
1. 16 N.


Blooms: 4. Analyze

Blooms: 5. Evaluate

Gradable: automatic

Section: 03.03

Topic: Energy

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1. Which of the following is (are) not a unit of power?

2. The watt is a unit of

3. Rolling a ball up an inclined plank requires an amount of

1. horizontal distance the ball is shifted.

1. height the ball is raised.

1. sum of the horizontal distance the ball is shifted and the

1. length of the plank.

4. On a molecular level heat is

5. An object that has linear momentum must also have

6. When the speed of an object is doubled,

1. its kinetic energy is doubled.

1. its potential energy is doubled.

1. its rest energy is doubled.

1. its momentum is doubled.

7. A golf ball and a ping-pong ball are dropped in a vacuum

8. A moving object does not necessarily have

9. Which one or more of the following is a vector quantity?

10. What never changes when two or more objects

1. the momentum of each object.

1. the kinetic energy of each object.

1. the total momentum of all the objects.

1. the total kinetic energy of all the objects.

11. A bowling ball rolling on level ground at the

1. with the speed v while the bowling ball stops.

1. faster than v while the bowling ball continues slower

1. with the speed v while the bowling ball moves backward.

1. together with the bowling ball at the same speed of less

12. A rocket is fired in space. As it moves, the total

1. remains the same.

1. Any of the choices could be correct, depending on the

13. To prevent it from tumbling in flight, a projectile such

1. conservation of linear momentum.

1. conservation of angular momentum.

1. the first law of motion.

14. When a skater pulls in her arms to turn faster, her

1. remains the same.

1. Any of these choices, depending on circumstances.

15. Which of the following quantities is always the same

1. the speed of an object

1. the speed of sound

1. the speed of light

16. If a spaceship 100 m long when at rest on the earth

1. less than 100 m.

1. more than 100 m.

17. When the speed v of an object of

C. is more than mv2 but less than

D. is more than mv2 and can exceed

18. In the formula E0 = mc2, the symbol c represents

19. According to the general theory of relativity,

1. acts only on moving bodies.

1. is really a general acceleration of the universe.

1. is the same as in Newton’s theory but is to be interpreted

20. The sun

1. attracts light waves passing nearby.

1. repels light waves passing nearby.

1. may attract or repel light waves passing nearby,

1. has no effect on light waves passing nearby.

21. The work you do in raising an orange from your waist

22. A 2-kg book is held 1 m above the floor for 50 s. The