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  • 1. 

    What is mass measured in?

    • A.

      Kg

    • B.

      Mph

    • C.

      Pascals

    • D.

      Joules

    Correct Answer
    A. Kg
    Explanation
    Mass is measured in kilograms.

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  • 2. 

    How do you work out the force of something?

    • A.

      Force divided by Pressure

    • B.

      Area divided by pressure

    • C.

      Area multiplied by force?

    • D.

      Pressure multiplied by area

    Correct Answer
    D. Pressure multiplied by area
    Explanation
    To messure the force of something, you have to work out its pressure and area and multiply them together.

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  • 3. 

    What is force mesured in?

    • A.

      Pascals

    • B.

      Newtons

    • C.

      N/m2

    • D.

      N/cm2

    Correct Answer
    B. Newtons
    Explanation
    Force is measured in Newtons

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  • 4. 

    Does the pressure in water increase or decrease as you go deeper?

    • A.

      Increases

    • B.

      Decreases

    • C.

      Stays the same

    • D.

      Not sure

    Correct Answer
    A. Increases
    Explanation
    The pressure in a liquid increases as you go deeper, this is because of the weight of all the water above it pushing down.

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  • 5. 

    Which one of these best defines the shape of a dam?

    • A.

      Thicker at the top than at the bottom

    • B.

      Thicker at the bottom than at the top

    • C.

      Curved

    • D.

      Big

    Correct Answer
    B. Thicker at the bottom than at the top
    Explanation
    This is the easiest logical way to describe a dam.

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  • 6. 

    Air pressure is due to the ------------ of particals. Fill in the gap with the correct missing word.

    • A.

      Explosions

    • B.

      Joining together

    • C.

      Collisions

    • D.

      Destruction

    Correct Answer
    C. Collisions
    Explanation
    Air pressure is due to the collisions of the air particles.

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  • 7. 

    How do you work out pressure?

    • A.

      Force multiplied by pressure

    • B.

      Force divided by pressure

    • C.

      Force divided by area

    • D.

      Area multiplied by pressure

    Correct Answer
    C. Force divided by area
    Explanation
    To work out pressure you have to divide force by area.

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  • 8. 

    How do you work out area?

    • A.

      Area multiplied by force

    • B.

      Area multiplied by pressure

    • C.

      Preassure divided by force

    • D.

      Force divided by preassure

    Correct Answer
    D. Force divided by preassure
    Explanation
    To work out area, you must divide force by pressure

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  • 9. 

    What does 'pneumatics' mean?

    • A.

      Using gas under pressure

    • B.

      Using pressure under gas

    • C.

      Using solids under pressure

    • D.

      Using liquids under pressure

    Correct Answer
    A. Using gas under pressure
  • 10. 

    Why are submarines restricted to a certain depth when under water?

    • A.

      Because if they go to far down the crew members will feel sick

    • B.

      Because if they go to far down the crew will die

    • C.

      Because if they go to far down the pressure will destroy the ship and kill the crew

    • D.

      Because most crew members are afraid to go down to deep

    Correct Answer
    C. Because if they go to far down the pressure will destroy the ship and kill the crew
    Explanation
    as the submarine dives further down the pressure increases. If it was to dive to far down the pressure would be to much for the submarine to handle and would destroy it.

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  • Jan 09, 2013
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