Physics Part 1

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1. What is the approximate terminal velocity of the fastest raindrops?
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Explore fundamental physics concepts with 'Physics Part 1'. This quiz assesses knowledge on topics like terminal velocity, atmospheric pressure, Earth's climate, absolute zero, and measurement scales. Ideal for learners seeking to understand basic physical phenomena.

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2. What would a meteorologist use a barometer to measure?
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3. WHAT DOES EARTH'S TILTED AXIS AFFECT?
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4. What temperature on the Celsius scale equals absolute zero?
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5. What eighteenth-century glassblower produced the first mercury thermometer?
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6. What is rated from 0 to 12 on the Beaufort scale?
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7. What is the SI base unit of luminous intensity?
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8. Lightning, flames and stars are all examples of what state of matter?
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What is the approximate terminal velocity of the fastest raindrops?
What would a meteorologist use a barometer to measure?
WHAT DOES EARTH'S TILTED AXIS AFFECT?
What temperature on the Celsius scale equals absolute zero?
What eighteenth-century glassblower produced the first mercury...
What is rated from 0 to 12 on the Beaufort scale?
What is the SI base unit of luminous intensity?
Lightning, flames and stars are all examples of what state of matter?
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