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    Republic of the Philippines

    Region V
    Division of Camarines Sur
    FEDERICO P. CONDAT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    SY 2020-2021

    ASSESSMENT NO. 2
    PHYSICAL SCIENCE

    THE LAWS OF PHYSICS ARE UNIVERSAL


    Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a SEPARATE SHEET
    OF PAPER.

    1. Which of the following is an example of a violent motion?


    a. a dropped pen falling to the ground
    b. rocks falling from a mountain
    c. water flowing in a river
    d. a ball kicked from the ground
    2. Which of the following are true about the natural motion of an object according to Aristotle?
    a. An object will return to the ground if it has a similar material with earth.
    b. An object will fall to the ground because it is thrown upward.
    c. An object will go back to the air if it has a similar material with the air.
    d. An object will return to its natural state depending on its composition.
    3. Which of the following agrees with Galileo’s view of motion?
    a. A flying baseball has both uniform motion and uniformly accelerating motion.
    b. A box will stop sliding in a frictionless plane if the applied force is removed.
    c. A balloon rises because it is mostly air, and the sky is its natural place.
    d. An iron ball will always fall faster than a rubber ball.
    4. According to Galileo's view, which will reach the floor of the vacuum chamber first, a sheet of
    paper or a bowling ball?
    a. The bowling ball will reach the vacuum chamber.
    b. The sheet of paper will reach the vacuum chamber.
    c. They will reach the floor at the same time.
    d. They will not reach the floor and will be sucked in the vacuum.
    5. Which of the following statements agrees with Galileo’s concept of falling objects?
    a. Falling objects fall with constant acceleration.
    b. Falling objects fall with changing acceleration.
    c. Falling objects fall with changing speed.
    d. Falling objects fall with constant speed.
    6. As Galileo changed the angle of inclination of the planes he used, what happened to the
    value of the acceleration of the rolling ball?
    a. The acceleration of the rolling ball increased as the steepness of the plane was
    increased.
    b. Galileo observed that the speed of the rolling ball increased as it went down, and its
    acceleration increased as the steepness of the inclined plane is increased.
    c. The acceleration of the rolling ball stayed the same as the steepness of the plane was
    increased.
    d. The acceleration of the rolling ball became zero as the steepness of the plane was
    increased.19
    7. Three objects A, B, and C with masses 5 kg, 8 kg, and 15 kg, respectively, were dropped
    simultaneously. Neglecting air resistance, which object will have the greatest acceleration upon
    reaching the ground?
    a. Object A will have the greatest acceleration.
    b. Object B will have the greatest acceleration.
    c. Object C will have the greatest acceleration.
    d. The three objects will have the same acceleration.
    8. When a ball rolls on the floor, it will eventually stop. What force causes the ball to stop?
    a. inertia
    b. weight
    c. friction
    d. gravity
    9. Which of the following is Galileo’s assertion on horizontal motion?
    a. When anobject is left alone, it will continue to move with constant velocity.
    b. The inertia of an object will keep the object moving with constant velocity.
    c. No force is needed to start the motion of an object.
    d. No force is required to decrease or increase the motion of an object.
    10. What is the difference between Galileo’s assertion of horizontal motion and Newton’s 1st
    law of motion?
    a. Newton’s 1st law emphasizes that a force is required to keep the motion of the
    object.
    b. Galileo did not use the concept of force in his assertions but only used “push or pull”.
    c. Newton’s inertia is based on mass, while Galileo’s inertia is based on weight.
    d. Galileo asserted that a force is needed to keep the motion of the object.

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