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Science 25 Spring 2016 Prof. Mancini ________________________________ NAME EXAM II _____1. All electric currents must have a) protons b) electrons c) negative particlesd) positive particles e) charged ions _____2. As the cross-sectional area of a wire increases, the electrical resistance a) increases b) decreases c) remains the same d) it depends on what the wire is made of e) does what Prof. Mancini tells it t o do _____3. A 5 μΩ resistor is connected to a 60 V outlet. What is the current? a) 12 MA b) 12 nA c) 120 mA d) 300 nA e) 300 MA _____4. All EM radiation has the same a) amplitude b) frequency c) period d) speed e) energy _____5. A microwave has a greater ________ than a radio wave. a) frequency b) wavelength c) speed d) energy e) both (a) and (d) are correct _____6. Electric transformers work by the principle of a) nucleation b) EM induction c) EM convection d) EM conduction e) radio isotope transport
_____7. A material with zero electrical resistance is called a(n) a) superconductor b) plasma c) ion transporter d) semiconductor e) tokomak _____8. A 40mA current passes through a 0.25k device. What is the potential Ω difference? a) 10 V b)10 mV c) 10 nV d) 0.25 mV e) 10 kV _____9. Electricity through a household circuit involves the flow of electrons rather than protons because a) they have a negative charge b) they have a small mass c) they have a positive charge d) they have a large mass e) they are electrical conductors _____10. An example of a poor electrical conductor is a) copper b) brass c) liquid mercury d) organic materials e) aluminum _____11. A water wave has a period of 0.25 seconds and a wavelength of 40 cm. What is the speed of this wave? a) 10m/s b) 1 m/s c) 1.6m/s d) 100m/s e) 0.1 m/s _____12. All permanent magnets have a) a net magnetic field b) zero net magnetic field c) accelerating neutrons d) a maglev effect e) a preponderance of magnetic monopoles _____13. When the voltage is constant: if the electric current is doubled, then the resistance a) also doubles b) halves c) increases 4x d) decreases 4x e) remains the same
_____14. Which of the following substances is most likely to have the largest “energy gap”? a) aluminum b) copper c) rubber d) mercury e) a semiconductor _____15. Solar calculators function by using specially-made a) conductors b) semiconductors c) superconductors d) insulators e) resistors _____16. When an object is placed at the focal point of a converging lens, the image is formed at a) the focal point b) zero c) the surface of the lens d) at infinity e) converging lenses never have real images _____17. A diverging lens a) never has an image formed b) is called a positive lens c) is called a negative lens d) has only real images e) has no focal point _____18. As the object distance from a converging lens is doubled, the focal length of the lens a) also doubles b) halves c) quadruples d) decreases by 4x e) remains the same _____19. When s siren approaches an observer, the pitch is higher due to a) the Doppler effect b) the Ramsaur effect c) an increased amplitude d) a decreased amplitude e) an increased speed of the wave _____20. As the wavelength of EM radiation increases, its energy a) increases b) decreases c) remains the same d) changes in proportion to its amplitude e) changes in proportion to its increased speed
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_____21. A certain EM wave has a wavelength of 2 nm and a frequency of 1.5 x 10 17 Hz. If this frequency is quadrupled, what is the new wavelength? a) 8 nm b) 0.5nm c) 6nm d) wavelength does not change e) 12 nm _____22. Which color has the greatest period? a) red b) yellow c) green d) violet e) indigo _____23. As the period of an EM wave is doubled, the energy of the wave a) is unchanged b) doubles c) halves d) quadruples e) changes in direct proportion to its amplitude _____24. If ten 30-ohm resistors are placed in parallel, then the equivalent resistance would be a) 300 Ω b) 30 Ω c) 3 Ω d) 3000 Ω e) 0.333 Ω _____25. If sixty 0.2 resistors are placed in series, then the equivalent resistance Ω would be a) 120 Ω b) 12 Ω c) 5 Ω d) 150 Ω e) 1.5k Ω _____26. The color with the greatest energy is a) blue b) red c) green d) violet e) yellow _____27. Another name for heat is a) plasma c) UV radiation c) infrared radiation d) x-ray e) gamma _____28. The EM radiation with the greatest wavelength is a) radio b) microwave c) infrared d) gamma e) all the same
_____29. The EM radiation with the smallest period is a) radio b) visible c) gamma d) ultraviolet e) all the same _____30. The EM radiation with the greatest frequency is a) radio b) visible c) gamma d) x-ray e) microwave _____31. The EM radiation with the greatest energy is a) radio b) ultraviolet c) gamma d) x-ray e) all the same _____32. Another name for the 1 1 H nucleus is a) deuterium b) tritium c) positive beta d) negative beta e) proton _____33. All radioactive nuclei are a) negative beta emitters b) positive beta emitters c) gamma emitters d) alpha emitters e) unstable _____34. As the temperature of a radioactive sample is doubled, its half-life a) doubles b) halves c) quadruples d) decreases by 4 x e) is unchanged _____35. The most energetic type of photon is a(n) a) gamma b) negative beta c) positive beta d) alpha e) pion _____36 . Radio station WKCC broadcasts at 100 on the FM dial. What is the wavelength of this radiation? a) 300m b) 30 m c) 3 m d) 3x10 6 m d) 3x10- 6 m
_____37. Another name for an energetic gamma ray is a) electron b) photon c) positron d) alpha e) beta _____38 . The half -life of element X is 2 days. How much X remains from a 16 g sample after 8 days? a) 2 g b) 4 g c) 8 g d) 1 g e) 12 g _____39. After 2 days only 1/64 of a radioactive sample remains. What is the half-life of this sample? a) 2 hours b) 4 hours c) 6 hours d) 8 hours e) 12 hours _____40. Element X is radioactive and turns into element Y . The half-life of X is 8 days. What percentage of this sample has transformed into Y after 24 days? a) 12.25 b) 87.75 c) 22.55 d) 2.45 e) 68.18 _____41. Element Z with 86 protons, undergoes 8 gamma, four alpha, 10 positive beta and 12 negative beta decays. How many protons does the resulting nucleus have? a) 78 b) 72 c) 88 d) 80 e) 74 _____42. Element X with 34 protons, undergoes 2 gamma, eight alpha, 16 positive beta and 2 negative beta decays. How many protons does the resulting nucleus have? a) 42 b) 28 c) 16 d) 22 e) 4 _____43. Evidence that the Universe is indeed expanding is provided by a) Coulomb’s Law b) the Law of Claussius c) Bernoulli’s Principle d) the Law of entropy e) the redshift of the EM spectrum
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_____44. The operation of radar relies on a) the Second Law of Thermodynamics b) Archimedes’ Principle c) equipartition of EM radiation d) the Doppler effect e) laser transmission _____45. An example of a coherent light source is a(n) a) negative lens b) supernova c) fluorescent light bulb d) laser e) incandescent light bulb _____46. Another name for a Helium-4 nucleus is a(n) a) alpha particle b) proton c) deuterium d) tritium e) gamma photon _____47. When twenty identical resistors R are placed in parallel, the equivalent resistance is 1 ohm. The value of R is therefore a) 1 ohm b) 20 ohms c) 200 ohms d) 0.05 ohms e) 400 ohms _____48. Which of the following type of waves does not travel through the vacuum of space? a) radio b) microwaves c) sound d) gamma e) infrared _____49. The particle that triggers nuclear fission is a(n) a) neutron b) proton c) alpha d) gamma e) negative beta _____50. As a wave is refracted, its ___________ remains constant. a) speed b) wavelength c) frequency d) both (a) & (b) e) both (b) & (c)