The New Way Things Work Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 118 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The New Way Things Work Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For what does Bill think the mammoth will return?
(a) The apples and pumpkin pie.
(b) The technology.
(c) The music.
(d) The information.

2. Why is the mammoth at first overjoyed?
(a) He sees his mother.
(b) He thinks there are other mammoths around.
(c) He finds a field of clover.
(d) He has lots of rich alfalfa to eat.

3. If you put a copper wire and a zinc wire into a lemon, what occurs?
(a) A fusing of the copper to the lemon.
(b) A fusing of the zinc to the lemon.
(c) A chemical reaction.
(d) A bonding of the zinc to the copper.

4. When a magnetic field flows from a magnet into metal what is pulled together?
(a) The magnet and the current.
(b) The metal and the current.
(c) The metal and magnet.
(d) Nothing.

5. What is the magnetic field caused by an electric force?
(a) Positron force.
(b) Polar force.
(c) Motive force.
(d) Neutrino force.

6. What is the meaning of RAM?
(a) Read Accessible Motion.
(b) Radar Accessible Memory.
(c) Random Acts of Motion.
(d) Random Access Memory.

7. What do sound waves do to molecules?
(a) Cause them to implode.
(b) Skirt around them.
(c) Pass a vibration through them.
(d) Cause them to explode.

8. What type of input uses an analog-digital converter?
(a) Fingertip.
(b) Signal.
(c) Counter-intuitive.
(d) Intuitive.

9. To what is the mammoth's presence reduced?
(a) Into electrons.
(b) Into numbers.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Into words.

10. How can bits be saved on tapes?
(a) Bits cannot be stored on tapes.
(b) By overwriting the data onto strips.
(c) By impressing the data into dots.
(d) By transforming them into a magnetic field.

11. What number represents off in binary code?
(a) -1.
(b) 9.
(c) 0.
(d) 2.

12. What parts of ROM memory can be changed?
(a) The binary code.
(b) The upper chip layers.
(c) The lower chip layers.
(d) None.

13. The speed of the vibration affects ____________.
(a) The density.
(b) The pattern.
(c) The wavelength.
(d) The foil.

14. What are devices which measure and/or locate a force and/or give feedback?
(a) Detractors and desensitizers.
(b) Detectors and detractors.
(c) Sensors amd detectors.
(d) Sensors and desensitizers.

15. How is electricity created?
(a) From the movement of quarks.
(b) From the movement of electrons.
(c) From the movement of quantums.
(d) From the movement of protons.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is it called when levels rise and fall continuously?

2. How are positive and negative electrons similar to positive and negative poles?

3. Where are the stacked crates taken in an illustration in Chapter 4?

4. What is white light?

5. As the frequency speed increases, what happens to the pitch?

(see the answer keys)

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