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Physics 20: ENTIRE COURSE REVIEW QUIZ
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1A soccer player runs 10.0[left], stops, sprints 25.0m[right] and then 8.5m[left]. His displacement from his original position is:
- A6.5 m[left]
- B43.5 m[left]
- C6.5 m[right]
- D43.5 m[right]
2A penny is dropped from rest from a tower that is 0.553 km tall. What is the velocity of the penny right before it hits the ground?
- A10.800 m/s
- B104 m/s
- C9.81 m/s
- D3.29 m/s
3A ball is thrown straight into the air from a roof with an initial speed of 6.00 m/s. The ball reaches the ground in 3.35 s. The final velocity and height of the roof are:
- A26.9 m/s, 75.1 m
- B38.9 m/s, 55.0 m
- C26.9 m/s, 35.0 m
- D32.9 m/s, 35.0 m
4A baseball is thrown 30 m[W] from the third base to the second base. It is then thrown 30 m[N] to the first base. What is the resultant displacement?
- A42 m
- B7.7 m
- C60 m
- D108 m
5What variable is always the same for the horizontal and vertical components of projectile motion?
- Afinal velocity
- Btime
- Cinitial velocity
- Dacceleration
6A cannonball is fired horizontally at a speed of 120 m/s from a tower that is 50.0 m high. The time it would take for the cannonball to hit the ground would be [blank_start]4.95[blank_end] s.
(three sig digs)- A4.95
7Label the graphs for the different kinds of motion

- Agoing up in a curve
- Bgoing up
- Cstraight line
- Dequals 0
- Egoing up
- Fstraight line
- Gequals 0
- Hequals 0
- Istraight line
- Jgoing up
- Kgoing up in a curve
- Lgoing up
- Mstraight line
- Ngoing up in a curve
- Oequals 0
- Pgoing up in a curve
- Qstraight line
- Rgoing up
- Sgoing up in a curve
- Tequals 0
- Ustraight line
- Vgoing up in a curve
- Wgoing up
- Xequals 0
8Fill in the blanks for the types of forces:
Net force: [blank_start]Vector sum of forces acting on an object[blank_end]
Normal force: [blank_start]Force that is perpendicular to a surface[blank_end]
Applied force: F[blank_start]orce that goes w the direction of motion[blank_end]
Friction force: Fo[blank_start]rce that opposes the direction of motion[blank_end]
Tension force: [blank_start]Force that comes from other source[blank_end](eg.rope)
Gravitational force: [blank_start]Force that attracts objects together[blank_end]- AVector sum of forces acting on an object
- BForce caused by microscopic welds
- CForce that is perpendicular to a surface
- Dorce that goes w the direction of motion
- Erce that opposes the direction of motion
- FForce that comes from other source
- GForce that attracts objects together
9A racecar is timed as it passes two points on a race track. Its speed at those two points is 43.2 m/s and 68.7 m/s. If the car requires 2.00 s to travel between these two points, its acceleration(rounded to 3 significant digits) would be [blank_start]12.8[blank_end] m/s^2
- A12.8
10Y-intercept of...
Displacement-time graph: [blank_start]Initial position[blank_end]
Velocity-time graph: [blank_start]Initial velocity[blank_end]
Acceleration-time graph: [blank_start]Initial acceleration[blank_end]
The area under the curve of...
Displacement-time graph: [blank_start]N/A[blank_end]
Velocity-time graph: [blank_start]Displacement[blank_end]
Acceleration-time graph: [blank_start]Velocity[blank_end]
Slope of a...
Displacement-time graph: [blank_start]Velocity[blank_end]
Velocity-time graph: [blank_start]Acceleration[blank_end]
Acceleration-time graph: [blank_start]N/A[blank_end]- AN/A
- BDisplacement
- CVelocity
- DPosition
- EInitial position
- FInitial velocity
- GInitial acceleration
- HInitial velocity
- IInitial displacement
- JInitial acceleration
- KInitial acceleration
- LInitial velocity
- MInitial position
- NDisplacement
- OAcceleration
- PVelocity
- QVelocity
- RDisplacement
- SN/A
- TVelocity
- UPosition
- VN/A
- WAcceleration
- XVelocity
- YDisplacement
- ZN/A
- AAVelocity
- ABPosition
11A block is moved up a frictionless inclined plane by a force parallel to the plane. At the foot of the incline, the block is moving at 1.00 m/s. At the top of the incline, 0.850 m above the lower end, the block is moving at 4.00 m/s. The block has a mass of 1.20 kg. So that must mean that the block had [blank_start]19.0[blank_end] J of work done on it.
- A19.0
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- This contains almost the entire grade 11 physics course.
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