Diocese of Imus Catholic Educational System, Inc.

St. Jude Parish School, Inc.

Brgy. San Agustin, Trece Martires City 4109
Tel. No. 046 – 4047992 / Email: stjps@yahoo.com

Junior High School Department

A.Y. 2021 - 2022

Fourth Quarterly Examination

SCIENCE 9
Name: Date: K - 15 P - 20 U - 20
Grade: Parent’s Signature:
Teacher: Ms. Allison Grace N. Ambat

KNOWLEDGE
Multiple Choice. Read the questions carefully. Write the letter of your answer in the space provided.
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C What kind of motion is observed when an object is moving in two dimensions?
A. Impulse C. Projectile Motion
B. Momentum D. Trajectory
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B What component is constant in a two-dimensional motion?
A. Horizontal component C. Projectile
B. Vertical component D. Trajectory
_____3. What component is changing in a two-dimensional motion?
A
A. Horizontal component C. Projectile
B. Vertical component D. Trajectory
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D Which of the following pairs of angles of projection for a given initial velocity covers the same
range?
A. 40˚ and 20˚ C. 30˚ and 150˚
B. 30˚ and 35˚ D. 40˚ and 50˚
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D Which of the following sample situations does NOT describe the law of conservation of
energy?
A. fingers hitting piano keys C. Bowling ball knocking pins
B. Billy hitting the punching bag D. Cat sitting on a branch of a tree
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A Which of the following has the most kinetic energy?
A. a 15-kg dog running at 9 m/s C. a 10-kg kid walking at 1 m/s
B. a 5-kg ball rolling at 3 m/s D. a 1.1-kg bat flying at 9 m/s
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C Which of the following is the best example of gravitational potential energy?
A. stretched slingshot C. warmth from the sun
B. a person pole vaulting D. pen held above the table
A
_____8. Which of the following is the best example of gravitational potential energy?
A. stretched slingshot C. warmth from the sun
B. a person pole vaulting D. pen held above the table
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D Which of the following statement is true about thermodynamics?
A. It explains how heat is transformed from one type of energy to another.
B. It can be observed in heat engines powered only by renewable resources.
C. It follows a cyclic process in which the output has the same value as the input source.
D. It is governed by two laws that can be observed in the operation of a heat engine.
B
_____10. Which of the following statement is true about thermodynamics?
A. It explains how heat is transformed from one type of energy to another.
B. It can be observed in heat engines powered only by renewable resources.
C. It follows a cyclic process in which the output has the same value as the input source.
D. It is governed by two laws that can be observed in the operation of a heat engine.
_____11. Which of the following situation has increased kinetic energy?
A
A. A clock hanging on the wall.
B. A spring compressed by a brick.
C. A brick sliding on an inclined plane.
D. A car at rest on the steep of the mountain

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 Trace the change in mechanical energy at each point of the pendulum as shown below to
answer item numbers 12 and 13.

C
_____12. At which points does the pendulum have the highest gravitational potential energy?
A. 1 and 2 B. 3 and 4 C. 1 and 5 D. 2 and 4
D
_____13. At which point does the swinging pendulum have the highest kinetic energy?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4
For item number numbers 14-15, read and analyze the problem to answer the following questions.
You served a 0.3-kg volleyball at a height of 4 m above the ground. The ball leaves your hand with a
speed of 6 m/s.
C
_____14. Which of the following is equal to the gravitational potential energy of the ball?
A. 11.6 J B. 11.7 J C. 11.9 J D. 12 J
_____15. Which of the following is equal to the kinetic energy of the ball?
A
A. 5.1 J B. 5.2 J C. 5.3 J D. 5.4 J

PROCESS
Problem Solving

1. A ball that is thrown vertically upward has a speed of 5 m/s at a height of 3.0 m. The mass of the
ball is 2 kg. Find the (a) kinetic energy, (b) potential energy, and (c) mechanical energy.
GIVEN FORMULA SOLUTION FINAL ANSWER
v=5m/s
A KE= 1 forth mv2 A KE = 1 FORTH mv2= KE = 25 J
h=3m PE = 58.86 J
m=2kg B PE = mgh
1forth x2x6forth = 26J ME= 83.86J

C ME = KE+PE B = 2x9.81 x3
A. KE=? = 68. 80 J
B. PE=? C. 28 + 58.86
C. ME=? =83.83J

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2. An engine receives 3850 J heat with a discarded heat of 2250 in the surrounding. Find (a) how
much working output is done (b) thermal efficiency
GIVEN FORMULA SOLUTION FINAL ANSWER
QH=3850 J W = |Qh| - |Qc|
W = |Qh| - |Qc|
QC=2250 J E = 41.56%
where in, = 3850J - 2250J

W = work = 1600J
A. W=?
B. Thermal Qh = heat transfer out Final Answer: W= 1600J
efficiency=? of hot reservoir
Thermal Efficiency:
Qc = heat transfer into Given: Qh = 3850J
the cold reservoir
W = 1600J

Unknown: E = ?
E = W/Qh × 100%

where in,
E = W/Qh × 100%
E = Efficiency
= 1600J / 3850J × 100%
W = Work
= 0.4156J × 100%
Qh = heat transfer
= 41.56%
out of hot reservoir

UNDERSTANDING

Picture Analysis. Directions: Study the pictures below. Then, answer the questions that follow in at
least five (5) complete sentences

1. Based on the picture above, why is it important to properly generate, transmit, and distribute
electricity?
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Electricity makes our lives better, brighter, and cleaner. After electricity is generated at a power plant, it needs to
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be transmitted on high-voltage power lines before it can be distributed to our homes and businesses
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2. What would be some of the ethical issues in our environment that may arise if we continue to
exhaust the use of electricity? How can we reduce these environmental problems?
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Environmental Ethical Issues. Environmental ethics is like the questioning post, it chooses to question the human race
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about certain key factors that are associated with environmental issues.
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GOD BLESS YOU!

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