DIVISION OF GEN. TRIAS CITYProject ISuLAT Activity Sheets in Science(Intenaified Support to Learning Alternetiven Throurh Modules and Worksheets)• Written WorksDIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully and encircle the correct answer.1. Which is TRUE about a truck that is at rest?A. It has no speed.B. It has less mass.C. It has more mass.D. It has no momentum.if i car possesses 20 000 units of momentum, What would be the car's new monmentumits velocity was doubled?A. 40,000 unitsC. 60,000 unitsD. 70,000 unitsB. 50,000 units3. Why does a moving truck have more momentum than a car moving at the safnespeed?A. The car is on the truck.B. The truck has less mass.C. The truck has more mass.D. The car has more velocity.4. When is kinetic energy greatest on a roller coaster?A. at the top of the highest hillB. at the bottom of the highest hillC. at the end of the rideD. at the beginning of the ride5. What energy is present when pulling an arrow back?A. kinetic energyB. potential energyC. mechanical energyD. radiant energy6. Two students place three ice cubes in a glass of water that was at a roomtemperature. Which of the following scenarios would best describe the result ofthe investigation?A. Energy from the water will transfer to the ice cubes, causing the ice tomelt.B. Cold from the ice cubes will trans fer to the water, causing the water tocool.C. The ice cubes will melt due to the external heat.D. The water will have no reaction on the ice cubes even when it melts.7. A student decides to take up diving as a hobby. He stands on a high-dive thatis 4m tall. If the student has a mass of 50 kg, what is his potential energy (PE)?A. 200 JB. 1960 JC. 1890 JD. 2130 J8. A solar calculator has to have light in order to work. What does the radiantenergy transform into?A. radiantB. solarC. potentialD. chemical9. What would happen if a net force is acting on an object?A. its velocity must be constantB. its velocity must be changingC. its mass must be changingD. its acceleration is zero10. Two blocks weighing 2 kg and 3 kg begin at rest with an initial momentum ofzero. After the spring is sprung, the two blocks move in opposite directions. Whatis the total final momentum?Page 2 kg M a kev?2 kg3 kgA.ZeroB.C.A positive value in the direction of the heavier block.A positive value in the direction of the faster block.More information is needed.D.11. What is the momentum of a 1000 kg car moving northward at 20 m/s?A.20000 N20000 JC. 20000 kg*m/sD. 20000 kg*m/s NorthВ.12. What is momentum?A.B.Mass in motionC. The velocity of an objectD. A comparison between two objectsThe size of an object13. Which of the following is the equation to calculate momentum?A.C. p mghD. p-mgpmvB.p= %mvDat14. What is the constant variablein any collision (crash)?C. Total velocityD. EnergyTotal momentumTotal speedA.B.15. A 0.250 kg cart moving at 0.400 m/s has how much momentum?A.B.0.1 kg-m/s1 kg-m/sC.10 kg-m/sD. 100 kg-m/s

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Written Works DIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully and encircle the correct answer. 1. Which is TRUE about a truck that is at rest? A. It has no speed. B. It has less mass. C. It has more mass. D. It has no momentum. ificar possesses 20 000 units of momentum, What would be the car's new monmentum its velocity was doubled? A. 40,000 units B. 50,000 units C. 60,000 units D. 70,000 units 3. Why does8 a moving truck have more momentum than a car moving at the same speed? A. The car is on the truck. B. The truck has less mass. C. The truck has more mass. D. The car has more velocity. 4. When is kinetic energy greatest on a roller coaster? A. at the top of the highest hill B. at the bottom of the highest hill C. at the end of the ride D. at the beginning of the ride

Written Works DIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully and encircle the correct answer. 1. Which is TRUE about a truck that is at rest? A. It has no speed. B. It has less mass. C. It has more mass. D. It has no momentum. ificar possesses 20 000 units of momentum, What would be the car's new monmentum its velocity was doubled? A. 40,000 units B. 50,000 units C. 60,000 units D. 70,000 units 3. Why does8 a moving truck have more momentum than a car moving at the same speed? A. The car is on the truck. B. The truck has less mass. C. The truck has more mass. D. The car has more velocity. 4. When is kinetic energy greatest on a roller coaster? A. at the top of the highest hill B. at the bottom of the highest hill C. at the end of the ride D. at the beginning of the ride

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