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12 KABAYANIHAN QUIZ
12 KABAYANIHAN QUIZ
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1
Aristotle thought that an arrow continued moving because:
The target attracted it
Air pushed it from behind
Gravity pulled it forward
The bowstring kept pushing it
2
Aristotle believed that motion always requires an external force.
True
False
3
The ability of light to pass through a material without being absorbed is called:
Absorption
Reflection
Transmission
Refraction
4
Which scientist challenged Aristotle’s ideas on motion?
Albert Einstein
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Kepler
Isaac Newton
5
Which type of motion did Aristotle describe as requiring an external force?
Uniform motion
Violent motion
Natural motion
Projectile motion
6
According to Galileo, horizontal motion continues indefinitely without resistance.
False
True
7
According to Aristotle, what type of motion occurs when an object moves back to its natural state?
Projectile motion
Violent motion
Natural motion
Uniform motion
8
Aristotle believed that an object in horizontal motion moves due to:
Impetus
Gravity
Air resistance
Inertia
9
Aristotle believed that heavier objects fall faster because:
their natural place is below lighter objects
Gravity acts differently on them
They have greater inertia
Air resistance slows them down
10
A higher refractive index means that light slows down more in a medium.
False
True
11
Galileo’s ideas laid the foundation for Newton’s laws of motion.
False
True
12
Galileo suggested that an object moving on a frictionless surface will:
Move in a circular path
Continue moving forever
Stop eventually
Slow down
13
Galileo proved that objects fall at different speeds depending on their weight.
True
False
14
Reflection occurs only on smooth surfaces.
True
False
15
Which of the following best describes Galileo’s view on falling objects?
Objects fall at the same rate in a vacuum.
Objects require a constant force to fall.
Heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones.
Only air influences the speed of falling objects.
16
The separation of white light into different colors due to refraction is called:
Reflection
Dispersion
Absorption
TransmissioN
17
In a vacuum, a feather and a stone fall at the same rate.
False
True
18
A black object appears black because it reflects all colors of light.
True
False
19
What did Galileo’s thought experiments show about motion?
Air resistance has no effect on motion
Motion persists unless acted upon
Objects stop moving due to their own nature
Force is always required for motion
20
The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of refraction.
True
False
21
What is the color of an object that absorbs all wavelengths of visible light?
WHITE
BLACK
BLUE
RED
22
Which concept explains the bouncing of light off a surface?
Reflection
Refraction
Dispersion
Absorption
23
What happens when light travels from air to water?
It speeds up
It bends away from the normal
It bends toward the normal
It continues in a straight line
24
What is the path of a projectile according to Galileo?
Straight line
Parabolic trajectory
Zigzag
Spiral
25
In Galileo’s experiments, how did an object roll on an infinitely smooth surface?
It bounced back
It curved downward
It stopped immediately
It moved forever
26
Dispersion occurs when light separates into different colors due to refraction.
False
True
27
Galileo’s studies led to which modern physics concept?
The kinetic theory of gases
The conservation of momentum
The quantum theory
Newton’s first law of motion
28
Which law states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection?
Law of Refraction
Law of Reflection
Law of Dispersion
Law of Motion
29
What type of reflection occurs when light bounces off a rough surface?
Specular reflection
Direct reflection
Regular reflection
Diffuse reflection
30
The bending of light as it passes through different media is called:
Refraction
) Reflection
Transmission
Absorption
