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REVIEW 21-30Version en ligne Inertia to photons quiz par MONTEFALCON LANCE CEDRICK 1 21. What is inertia? a The natural motion of objects falling toward Earth b The tendency of objects to change their motion spontaneously c The force that keeps objects moving at all times d The property of matter to resist changes in its state of motion 2 22. A heavy ball and a light ball roll on a smooth surface. Which shows inertia? a Both balls tend to keep moving at almost constant velocity unless an external force acts b The heavier ball moves while the lighter ball stays at rest c Both balls speed up spontaneously d Both balls stop immediately without friction 3 23. Which situation illustrates Newton's First Law of Motion? a A ball sliding on a frictionless surface continues moving in a straight line indefinitely b A car accelerates because the engine pushes it forward c A stone rolling down a hill speeds up without any force applied d A leaf falling from a tree moves faster because it is lighter 4 24. Who proposed the particle (corpuscular) theory of light? a Isaac Newton b Christiaan Huygens c James Clerk Maxwell d Albert Einstein 5 25. Which statement describes the wave model of light? a Light requires no medium and cannot interfere or diffract b Light bends only when reflected, not refracted c Light behaves as waves with electric and magnetic fields oscillating perpendicular to the direction of travel d Light travels only in straight lines as tiny particles called photons 6 26. A light ray goes from air to water. Why does it bend? a The photons change direction due to interaction with water molecules b The electric and magnetic fields oscillate in the same direction as the light ray c Light waves slow down at the boundary, causing the wavefront to bend d Light stops at the boundary and is absorbed 7 27. Which scenario demonstrates reflection of light according to the particle model? a Photons interact with electrons in the surface and bounce off following the law of reflection b Light waves interfere after hitting a surface c Wavefronts bend when entering a new medium d Light disappears when it hits a rough surface 8 28. What best describes a photon? a A type of visible color detected by the eye b A continuous wave that requires a medium to travel c A particle with mass that moves slower than light d A tiny packet (quantum) of light energy 9 29. Why is red light used in photographic dark rooms? a Red light has enough energy to develop the photograph b Red light has low frequency and low photon energy, so it does not expose the film c Red light has the highest frequency in the visible spectrum d Red light travels slower than other colors 10 30. Which statement explains why ultraviolet (UV) light can cause sunburn? a UV light has higher frequency and higher photon energy that can damage DNA b UV light has lower energy than visible light c UV light reflects off the skin without interaction d UV light is visible and very bright Feedback 1 Inertia resists changes in motion. 2 Inertia means continued motion unless acted on. 3 Unbalanced forces are needed to change motion. 4 Newton proposed the corpuscular theory. 5 Light exhibits wave properties like interference and diffraction. 6 Refraction changes direction due to speed change across boundary. 7 Photon-surface interactions cause reflection. 8 Photon is a quantum of light energy. 9 Red safe-light reduces exposure. 10 Higher energy photons can damage biological molecules.

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21. What is inertia?

22. A heavy ball and a light ball roll on a smooth surface. Which shows inertia?

23. Which situation illustrates Newton's First Law of Motion?

24. Who proposed the particle (corpuscular) theory of light?

25. Which statement describes the wave model of light?

26. A light ray goes from air to water. Why does it bend?

27. Which scenario demonstrates reflection of light according to the particle model?

28. What best describes a photon?

29. Why is red light used in photographic dark rooms?

30. Which statement explains why ultraviolet (UV) light can cause sunburn?

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