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      Ch 8 Work, Power, & Machines on QuizRevolution

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      Ch 8 Work, Power, & Machines
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      A door on a hinge is an example of __.
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      • inclined plane

      • wheel and axle

      • lever

      • wedge

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      1. A door on a hinge is an example of __.
        1. inclined plane
        2. wheel and axle
        3. lever
        4. wedge
      2. Does an object with energy always have momentum?
        1. yes
        2. no
      3. Work is defined as __.
        1. force times time
        2. force divided by time
        3. force times distance
        4. force divided by distance
      4. A stapler is __.
        1. a simple machine
        2. a compound machine
        3. a complex machine
        4. not a machine
      5. A diver on a 10 meter diving board has 10,000J of PE. After falling 7.5 meters the diver
        1. has 10,000 J PE
        2. has 7500 J PE
        3. has 5000 J PE
        4. has 2500 J PE
      6. A nut cracker is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. inclined plane
        2. wheel and axle
        3. gear
        4. lever
      7. A broom is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. lever
        2. ramp
        3. wedge
        4. inclined plane
      8. sloped surface used to change the effort force & distance is __.
        1. ramp
        2. screw
        3. lever
        4. wedge
      9. A flag pole is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. pulley
        2. wheel and axle
        3. gear
        4. screw
      10. A knife is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. lever
        2. wedge
        3. gear
        4. ramp
      11. The weight being lifted by the simple machine is called __.
        1. object
        2. effort force
        3. load
        4. input force
      12. A bow of a boat is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. lever
        2. ramp
        3. wedge
        4. screw
      13. Mini-blinds are examples of a __.
        1. wheel and axle
        2. pulley
        3. screw
        4. lever
      14. is the mechanical advantage without friction
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. geometric mechanical advantage
        4. realistic mechanical advantage
      15. wheel with a groove on outside for a rope to move around it is a __.
        1. wheel and axle
        2. screw
        3. gear
        4. pulley
      16. the total mechanical energy is equal to the sum of potential energy and kinetic energy
        1. true
        2. false
      17. A lightbulb or jar lids are examples of what type of simple machine?
        1. wheel and axle
        2. pulley
        3. lever
        4. screw
      18. Simple Machines make you more powerful
        1. true
        2. false
      19. A door knob is an example of __.
        1. lever
        2. wheel and axle
        3. pulley
        4. screw
      20. the ratio of useful energy output to total energy input
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. efficiency
        4. accuracy
      21. a device used for increasing a force or simply changing direction of a force is a __
        1. simple machine
        2. compound machine
        3. machine
        4. mechanism
      22. A diver on a 10 meter diving board has 10,000J of PE. After falling 7.5 meters the diver
        1. has 10,000 J KE
        2. has 7500 J KE
        3. has 5000 J KE
        4. has 2500 J KE
      23. rod or board that pivots is a __.
        1. lever
        2. ramp
        3. wheel and axle
        4. pulley
      24. Simple Machines do not change the direction of the effort force
        1. true
        2. false
      25. another name for a combination pulley is a __.
        1. blocking pulley
        2. block and tackle
        3. fixed pulley
        4. movable pulley
      26. the pivot point for a lever is called __.
        1. axle
        2. joint
        3. fulcrum
        4. fulcrest
      27. the % of the work input that is converted to work output
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. efficiency
        4. accuracy
      28. A diver on a 10 meter diving board has 10,000J of PE. After falling 10 meters the diver
        1. has 10,000 J KE
        2. has 7500 J KE
        3. has 5000 J KE
        4. has 0 J KE
      29. If you triple an object's velocity then the KE __.
        1. increases by a factor of 3
        2. decreases by a factor of 3
        3. increases by a factor of 6
        4. increases by a factor of 9
      30. ratio that tells you how many times the machine multiplies force you put into the machine
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. geometric mechanical advantage
        4. realistic mechanical advantage
      31. . toothed wheel that fit together used to transfer energy/work/movement is called __
        1. pulley
        2. screw
        3. wheel and axle
        4. gear
      32. some Energy is always transformed into heat & no machine can ever be 100% efficient
        1. true
        2. false
      33. Which uses more work: lifting 50kg up 2meters or 25kg up 4meters?
        1. lifting the 50 kg object
        2. lifting the 25 kg object
        3. both require the same amount of work (W=Fd)
      34. A slanted road is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. lever
        2. inclined plane
        3. wedge
        4. wheel and axle
      35. A job done slowly, and an identical job is done quickly.
        1. energy
        2. power
        3. both energy & power
        4. neither energy or power
      36. mechanical advantage that takes friction into consideration is _.
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. geometric mechanical advantage
        4. realistic mechanical advantage
      37. A staple is an example of what type of simple machine?
        1. lever
        2. ramp
        3. wedge
        4. gear
      38. A diver on a 10 meter diving board has 10,000J of PE. After falling 5 meters the diver
        1. has 10,000 J PE
        2. has 7500 J PE
        3. has 5000 J PE
        4. has 0 J PE
      39. Simple machines decrease the amount of work you do.
        1. true
        2. false
      40. A diver on a 10 meter diving board has 10,000J of PE. After falling 10 meters the diver
        1. has 10,000 J PE
        2. has 7500 J PE
        3. has 5000 J PE
        4. has 0 J PE
      41. You push on a wall and the wall does not move...
        1. work is done on the wall
        2. work is not done on the wall
        3. not enough info to say
      42. A zipper is an example of a __.
        1. wedge
        2. lever
        3. inclined plane
        4. screw
      43. 2 inclined planes joined back to back is a __.
        1. ramp
        2. lever
        3. wedge
        4. wheel & axle
      44. A staircase is an example of a __.
        1. inclined plane
        2. screw
        3. lever
        4. wedge
      45. The force that is placed on the simple machine to move the object is called _
        1. load
        2. output force
        3. effort force
        4. work
      46. A spiral staircase is an example of a __.
        1. wedge
        2. ramp
        3. screw
        4. ramp
      47. Power is defined as the __.
        1. rate at which work is done
        2. equal to the work done divided by time
        3. change in energy divided by time
        4. all of the above
      48. inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder is called __.
        1. ramp
        2. screw
        3. wheel and axle
        4. pulley
      49. mechanical advantage based only on the geometry of the machine
        1. actual mechanical advantage
        2. ideal mechanical advantage
        3. geometric mechanical advantage
        4. realistic mechanical advantage
      50. A wheelbarrel is __.
        1. a simple machine
        2. a compound machine
        3. a complex machine
        4. not a machine
      51. Does an object with momentum always have energy?
        1. yes
        2. no
      52. Energy can never be created nor destroyed but it can be transformed from 1 type to another
        1. true
        2. false
      53. A moving car has 2000J of kinetic energy. If the car’s velocity doubles, then the KE = ___
        1. 8000 Joules
        2. 4000 Joules
        3. 2000 Joules
        4. 1000 Joules
      54. The amount of potential energy possessed by an elevated object is equal to __.
        1. the force needed to lift it
        2. the distance it is lifted
        3. the power used to lift it
        4. the work done to lift it
      55. If you double an object's velocity then the KE __.
        1. doubles
        2. halves
        3. quadruples
        4. remains the same

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