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1. This is the property of an object

which is equated to inertia.

A. Velocity
B. Speed
C. Mass
D. Weight
1. This is the property of an object
which is equated to inertia.

A. Velocity
B. Speed
C. Mass
D. Weight
2. Two objects of different masses
dropped off from the same height inside
the vacuum. Which one will reach the
ground first?

A. The heavier object

B. The lighter object
C. Both will reach the ground at the same
time
D. Depending on the air resistance
2. Two objects of different masses
dropped off from the same height inside
the vacuum. Which one will reach the
ground first?

A. The heavier object

B. The lighter object
C. Both will reach the ground at the same
time
D. Depending on the air resistance
3. Why does an object stop after
being for some time?

A. Because of its inertia

B. Because an external force acted upon it.
C. Because of the gravity pulling it down.
D. It cannot be explained.
3. Why does an object stop after
being for some time?

A. Because of its inertia

B. Because an external force acted upon it.
C. Because of the gravity pulling it down.
D. It cannot be explained.
4. Which of the following is a scalar
quantity?

A. Distance
B. Displacement
C. Velocity
D. Acceleration
4. Which of the following is a scalar
quantity?

A. Distance
B. Displacement
C. Velocity
D. Acceleration
5. Starting from the origin, a body moves
10 km west and then 8 km east. What is
the total distance traveled by the body?

A. 18 km
B. -2 km
C. 2 km
D. 0 km
5. Starting from the origin, a body moves
10 km west and then 8 km east. What is
the total distance traveled by the body?

A. 18 km
B. -2 km
C. 2 km
D. 0 km
6. From an origin, Alec moves 6 km north
then 7 km south. What is his total
displacement?

A. 13 km
B. 1 km
C. -1 km
D. 0 km
6. From an origin, Alec moves 6 km north
then 7 km south. What is his total
displacement?

A. 13 km
B. 1 km
C. -1 km
D. 0 km
7. Which of the following can be
velocity but not speed?

A. -12. 3 m/s
B. 12.3 m/s
C. 0 m/s
D. 1 m/s
7. Which of the following can be
velocity but not speed?

A. -12. 3 m/s
B. 12.3 m/s
C. 0 m/s
D. 1 m/s
8. During a thunderstorm, Liza heard the
sound of thunder 0.5 seconds after she
saw a lightning. Knowing that the speed
of light is 3×10! 𝑚/𝑠, how far is the
lightning from her?

A. 1.5×10! 𝑚
!
B. 6×10 𝑚
!
C. 3.5×10 𝑚
D. Cannot be determined
8. During a thunderstorm, Liza heard the
sound of thunder 0.5 seconds after she
saw a lightning. Knowing that the speed
of light is 3×10! 𝑚/𝑠, how far is the
lightning from her?

A. 1.5×10! 𝑚
!
B. 6×10 𝑚
!
C. 3.5×10 𝑚
D. Cannot be determined
9. As shown in the figure below, a
particle moves from 0 to B, and then B
to A. Find the distance traveled and
the displacement of the particle.

A. 3 m; -3m
B. 3 m; 3m
C. 7 m; 3 m
D. -7 m; 3 m
9. As shown in the figure below, a
particle moves from 0 to B, and then B
to A. Find the distance traveled and
the displacement of the particle.

A. 3 m; -3m
B. 3 m; 3m
C. 7 m; 3 m
D. -7 m; 3 m
10. When can an object accelerate
constantly?

A. If it is changing its velocity constantly

B. If it is changing its speed
C. If it changing its speed at a constant
rate
D. If it is changing its directing
10. When can an object accelerate
constantly?

A. If it is changing its velocity constantly

B. If it is changing its speed
C. If it changing its speed at a constant
rate
D. If it is changing its directing
11. Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Zero velocity means acceleration

B. Zero acceleration means there is no motion
C. Zero acceleration means direction is
changing
D. Non-zero acceleration means non-zero
velocity
11. Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Zero velocity means acceleration

B. Zero acceleration means there is no motion
C. Zero acceleration means direction is
changing
D. Non-zero acceleration means non-zero
velocity
12. Which time interval the body travels
at a constant velocity?

A. 0 min to 10 min
B. 10 min to 15 min
C. 15 min to 40 min
D. 40 min to 55 min
12. Which time interval the body travels
at a constant velocity?

A. 0 min to 10 min
B. 10 min to 15 min
C. 15 min to 40 min
D. 40 min to 55 min
13. What is the acceleration of the object
at time interval 0 min ‒ 10 mins?

A. 6 "⁄#!
B. 8 "⁄#!
C. 600 "⁄#!
D. 0.6 "⁄#!
13. What is the acceleration of the object
at time interval 0 min ‒ 10 mins?

A. 6 "⁄#!
B. 8 "⁄#!
C. 600 "⁄#!
D. 0.6 "⁄#!
14. At what time interval does the
velocity of the object increase or
decrease at a constant rate?

A. 0 min to 10 min
B. 10 min to 15 min
C. 15 min to 40 min
D. 40 min to 55 min
14. At what time interval does the
velocity of the object increase or
decrease at a constant rate?

A. 0 min to 10 min
B. 10 min to 15 min
C. 15 min to 40 min
D. 40 min to 55 min
15. During a marathon, the runner
accelerates at 2 "⁄#!, how far does the
runner travel after 5 seconds?

A. 2m
B. 4m
C. 6m
D. 10 m
15. During a marathon, the runner
accelerates at 2 "⁄#!, how far does the
runner travel after 5 seconds?

A. 2m
B. 4m
C. 6m
D. 10 m
16. What can we say about the
velocity of a body undergoing UAM?

A. Increasing
B. Decreasing
C. Changing at a constant rate
D. Constant
16. What can we say about the
acceleration of a body undergoing UAM?

A. Increasing
B. Decreasing
C. Changing at a constant rate
D. Constant
17. What will happen to gravitational
force of attraction if two planets have the
same mass but distance between each
other is doubled?

A. Twice the original

B. Half of the original
C. Quarter of the original
D. Four times of the original
17. What will happen to gravitational
force of attraction if two planets have the
same mass but distance between each
other is doubled?

A. Twice the original

B. Half of the original
C. Quarter of the original
D. Four times of the original
18. Which of the following describes
an accelerating body?

A. A car slowed down from 10 m/s2 to 8 m/s2

B. A train moves at a constant speed of 20
m/s
C. A stone dropped from a cliff with an
acceleration of 9.8 m/s2
D. None of the above
18. Which of the following describes
an accelerating body?

A. A car slowed down from 10 m/s2 to 8 m/s2

B. A train moves at a constant speed of 20
m/s
C. A stone dropped from a cliff with an
acceleration of 9.8 m/s2
D. None of the above
19. The acceleration due to gravity is
lower on the Moon than on Earth. Which
of the following is true about the mass
and weight of an astronaut on the Moon's
surface, compared to Earth?
A. Mass is less, weight is same
B. Both mass and weight are less.
C. Mass is same, weight is less
D. Both mass and weight are the same.
19. The acceleration due to gravity is
lower on the Moon than on Earth. Which
of the following is true about the mass
and weight of an astronaut on the Moon's
surface, compared to Earth?
A. Mass is less, weight is same
B. Both mass and weight are less.
C. Mass is same, weight is less
D. Both mass and weight are the same.
20. What is the main difference between
Aristotle and Galileoʼs notion of motion?

A. Aristotle thought that the Earth revolved around the

sun.
B. Galileo thought that forces were always required to
change an objectʼs speed.
C. Galileo though that some changes in speed occurred
without forces.
D. Aristotle used experiments to develop his ideas,
whereas Galileo developed his ideas from his
observations.
20. What is the main difference between
Aristotle and Galileoʼs notion of motion?

A. Aristotle thought that the Earth revolved around the

sun.
B. Galileo thought that forces were always required to
change an objectʼs speed.
C. Galileo though that some changes in speed occurred
without forces.
D. Aristotle used experiments to develop his ideas,
whereas Galileo developed his ideas from his
observations.
21. The sun is able to attract a lot of
planets, asteroid etc. Which of the
following laws can best explain this?

A. Law of inertia
B. Law of acceleration
C. Law of interaction
D. Law of universal gravitation
21. The sun is able to attract a lot of
planets, asteroid etc. Which of the
following laws can best explain this?

A. Law of inertia
B. Law of acceleration
C. Law of interaction
D. Law of universal gravitation
22. If a body is thrown upward and
undergoes a free fall is their a possibility
that the second velocity is equal to zero?

A. Yes, if the body has no initial velocity

B. Yes, if it has reached its maximum
height
C. No, since the body is always moving
D. No, since it the pull of gravity is
downward.
22. If a body is thrown upward and
undergoes a free fall is their a possibility
that the second velocity is equal to zero?

A. Yes, if the body has no initial velocity

B. Yes, if it has reached its maximum
height
C. No, since the body is always moving
D. No, since it the pull of gravity is
downward.
23. You roll a volleyball and a golf ball in
a frictionless surface. Based on Newtonʼs
Second Law, which will accelerate
faster?

A. Volleyball
B. Golf ball
C. Both will have the same acceleration
D. Cannot be determined
23. You roll a volleyball and a golf ball in
a frictionless surface. Based on Newtonʼs
Second Law, which will accelerate
faster?

A. Volleyball
B. Golf ball
C. Both will have the same acceleration
D. Cannot be determined
24. An eagle flew 845 km from Davao City
to Bukidnon with an average speed of
0.03 km/s. How long, in hours, did it take
the eagle to make this journey?

A. 28, 166 hr
B. 25.35 hr
C. 0.07 hr
D. 7.82 hr
24. An eagle flew 845 km from Davao City
to Bukidnon with an average speed of
0.03 km/s. How long, in hours, did it take
the eagle to make this journey?

A. 28, 166 hr
B. 25.35 hr
C. 0.07 hr
D. 7.82 hr
25. A vintage car starts from rest and
covers a distance of 100 m in two
seconds with uniform acceleration. What
is the magnitude of the carʼs
acceleration?

A. 100 m/s2
B. 200 m/s2
C. 50 m/s2
D. 75 m/s2
25. A vintage car starts from rest and
covers a distance of 100 m in two
seconds with uniform acceleration. What
is the magnitude of the carʼs
acceleration?

A. 100 m/s2
B. 200 m/s2
C. 50 m/s2
D. 75 m/s2