3rd Quarter Examination in Science 7

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[Audio] 3rd Quarter Examination in Science 7. 3 rd Quarter Examination in Science 7.

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[Audio] Speed plus direction is called ________________________. A. Velocity B. Acceleration.

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[Audio] 2. It measures the length of the total path travelled by the object. A. Displacement B. Distance.

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[Audio] 3. It is the change in velocity over a time interval. A. Speed B. Acceleration.

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[Audio] 4. Distance plus direction is called __________. A. Velocity B. Displacement.

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[Audio] 5. The distance over time is called ___________. A. Velocity B. Speed.

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[Audio] 6. What does the graph showing? A. Gradually speeding up B. Gradually slowing down.

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[Audio] 7. What does the graph showing? A. Fast constant speed B. At rest.

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[Audio] 8. What does the graph showing? A. gradually speeding up B. Gradually slowing down.

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[Audio] 9. What does the graph showing? A. Constantly speed up B. At rest.

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[Audio] 10. What does the graph showing? A. Fast Constant Speed B. At rest.

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[Audio] 11. It is a vibration or disturbance in space that moves away from the source and carries energy. A. Wave B. Medium.

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[Audio] 12. The movement of this wave is up and down or perpendicular to the source. A. Longitudinal B. Transverse.

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[Audio] 13. The movement of this wave is side by side or parallel to the source. A. Longitudinal B. Transverse.

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[Audio] 14. A type of wave that requires a medium in order to propagate. A. Mechanical wave B. Electromagnetic wave.

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[Audio] 15. A type of wave that can travel into a vacuum and can propagate with or without medium. A. Mechanical wave B. Electromagnetic wave.

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[Audio] 15. A type of wave that can travel into a vacuum and can propagate with or without medium. A. Mechanical wave B. Electromagnetic wave.

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[Audio] 16. Which part of the wave below is the crest? A. 1 B. 3.

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[Audio] 17. Which part of the wave shows the wavelength? A. 1 B. 3.

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[Audio] 18. Which part of the wave is the trough? A. 2 B. 4.

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[Audio] 18. Which part of the wave is the trough? A. 2 B. 4.

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[Audio] 20. Which of the following scenarios would result in sound being produced? A. sharpening your pencil B. looking at a window.

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[Audio] 20. Which of the following scenarios would result in sound being produced? A. sharpening your pencil B. looking at a window.

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[Audio] 21. Human can hear from 20-20, 000 Hz which is called _______. A. Audible B. Ultrasonic.

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[Audio] 22. It refers to how high or low a sound is. It is related to the frequency of the sound wave. A. loudness B. pitch.

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[Audio] 23. How loud or soft the sound is produced is called _______. A. loudness B. pitch.

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[Audio] 24. A sound wave is a __________. a. longitudinal wave b. transverse wave.

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[Audio] 25. What happens to the sound an object makes when the speed of vibrations decreases (slow down)? A. its pitch rises B. its pitch becomes lower.