Your Weekly Physics Trivia Quiz!
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The following quiz is relatively easy and fun. So get your nerd glasses on and breeze through this quiz. Be aware though, the quiz isn't as simple as you think!
- 1.
![What is a "White Hole"]( "What is a \"White Hole\"")
- A.
A zone of infinite gravity within a finite space.
- B.
A zone where in which matter is spontaneously created.
- C.
A zone of infinite space with only finite gravity.
- D.
A zone of antimatter colliding with matter.
- E.
A zone of finite energy in an infinite space.
- 2.
![Which fundemental law of physics does Robert Fludd's hypothetical "Perpetual Motion Machine" not follow?]( "Which fundemental law of physics does Robert Fludd's hypothetical \"Perpetual Motion Machine\" not follow?")
Which fundemental law of physics does Robert Fludd's hypothetical "Perpetual Motion Machine" not follow?- A.
Thermodynamics
- B.
Inertia
- 3.
![Which of Albert Einstein's famous theories is logically unsound?]( "Which of Albert Einstein's famous theories is logically unsound?")
Which of Albert Einstein's famous theories is logically unsound?- A.
Theory of Special Relativity
- B.
Theory of Relativity
- 4.
![___________ is best known for first defining gravity.]( "___________ is best known for first defining gravity.")
___________ is best known for first defining gravity. - 5.
![Why are our planet's orbits elliptical, and not round?]( "Why are our planet's orbits elliptical, and not round?")
Why are our planet's orbits elliptical, and not round?- A.
They entered the Sun's orbit at odd angels.
- B.
Gravity tugs at them as they approach the sun, altering orbit.
- C.
Hawkings radiation causes them to "bounce" as they approach our sun.
- 6.
![__________ first discovered Buoyancy.(Hint: Two of the names are made up)]( "__________ first discovered Buoyancy.(Hint: Two of the names are made up)")
__________ first discovered Buoyancy.(Hint: Two of the names are made up)- A.
Aristotle
- B.
Archimedes
- C.
Elcestes
- D.
Zekeistes
- 7.
![Every action has an equal and opposite ________]( "Every action has an equal and opposite ________")
Every action has an equal and opposite ________ - 8.
![A broom would be an example of a _____________]( "A broom would be an example of a _____________")
A broom would be an example of a _____________- A.
First Degree Lever
- B.
Second Degree Lever
- C.
Third Degree Lever
- 9.
![Which of these isn't an example of inertia.]( "Which of these isn't an example of inertia.")
Which of these isn't an example of inertia.- A.
An object stopping from being struck by another object
- B.
An ball rolling into another ball that isnt moving it, causing it to roll as well
- C.
An unstoppable object colliding with an unmovable object
- 10.
![What is called when a binary star system explodes?]( "What is called when a binary star system explodes?")
What is called when a binary star system explodes?- A.
Nova
- B.
Mega Nova
- C.
It's still called a Supernova
(11).jpg "What is a \"White Hole\"")
(12).jpg "Which fundemental law of physics does Robert Fludd's hypothetical \"Perpetual Motion Machine\" not follow?")
(9).jpg "Which of Albert Einstein's famous theories is logically unsound?")
(10).jpg "___________ is best known for first defining gravity.")
(6).jpg "Why are our planet's orbits elliptical, and not round?")
(6).jpg "__________ first discovered Buoyancy.(Hint: Two of the names are made up)")
(7).jpg "Every action has an equal and opposite ________")
(6).jpg "A broom would be an example of a _____________")
(5).jpg "Which of these isn't an example of inertia.")
(6).jpg "What is called when a binary star system explodes?")
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