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SUMMATIVE TEST IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE # 1

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Instruction: Write the letter of the best answer on the space provided before the number.
_____ 1. It is the property of a body that resist change. A. Inertia B. Acceleration C. Interaction D. Motion
_____ 2. The _______ of the right triangle corresponds to the length of the plane.
A. Vortex B. Angle C. Hypotenuse D. Inclination
_____ 3. As Galileo was able to deduce the rate of a free fall, he reasoned that the length is ____________ to the height of the
inclined plane. A. unchanged B. Inversely proportional C. Directly proportional D. balanced
_____ 4. Why can’t the ball keep on rolling according to Galileo? A. gravity B. nature C. coincidence D. friction
_____ 5. An object falling under the sole influence of gravity is called __________.
A. Free-falling body B. Gravitational pull C. Vertical Motion D. Horizontal Motion
_____ 6. Falling object after being dropped _____________
A. rapidly gain a definite speed B. accelerates until it hits the ground C. all of the above D. none of the above
_____ 7. Galileo proposed that, “a falling body accelerates uniformly” means that a body falling from rest is moving _______ as
fast after two seconds as it was moving after one second.
A. thrice B. constant C. twice D. definitely
_____ 8. Is any push or pull. A. Motion B. Force C. Friction D. Energy
_____ 9. Is the force acting between objects touching one another as they move past each other.
A. Motion B. Force C. Friction D. Energy
_____ 10. The steepness of the slope can be measured by getting the ratio of the height to the length of the plane. This ratio is
known as _____________.
A. Acceleration ratio B. Rate of the incline C. Angle of coincidence D. Sine of the angle of incline
II. Make a collage of at least 5 pictures of free falling objects inside the box provided below (10 POINTS)
This will also serve as your PERFORMANCE TASK.

SUMMATIVE TEST IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE # 2

I. TRUE OR FALSE
Instruction: Write TRUE if the statement stated is correct and FALSE if otherwise.
1. Newton’s first law of motion, which is also known as vertical motion.
2. Law of Inertia states that a body at rest remains at rest for a certain period of time, same with a body already in motion
remains in motion with a constant velocity, in the absence of an unbalanced applied force.
3. Galileo suggested that natural horizontal motion is the motion at a uniform speed in a straight line, and this is just as natural
as at rest state of motion.
4. Galileo originally called mass as a quantity of matter.
5. Less massive object has more inertia or has a more resistance to change in motion.
6. Though Sir Isaac Newton pioneered the laws of motion, it is Galileo that laid the foundation of motion.
7. External forces affects motion.
8. The natural acceleration observed in vertical motion is the effect of a vertical force (force of gravity) on the body.
9. The natural accelerated vertical motion ALWAYS have the gravitational force acting on it whenever it may be.
10. Force can cause acceleration in horizontal motion.
II. Make a collage of at least 5 pictures showing Law of Inertia inside the box provided below (10 POINTS)
This will also serve as your PERFORMANCE TASK.

SUMMATIVE TEST IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE # 3

I. IDENTIFICATION
Instruction: Identify what is described in the following sentences. Write your answer on the space provided before the number.
_______________ 1. He conducted a simple double slit experiment that showed that light behaved like a wave.
_______________ 2. He proposed that light was an electromagnetic wave.
_______________ 3. It states that measurements of velocity depend on the inertial reference frame the observer adopts.
_______________ 4. All motions are relative to the chosen reference frame.
_______________ 5. The speed of light in empty space has the same magnitude for all observers regardless of their velocity.
_______________ 6. It is relative.
_______________ 7. Other name for General Theory of Relativity.
_______________ 8. does not pass at the same rate for everyone.
_______________ 9. Einstein pictures it as a warping of the space-time structure due to the pressure of a body of matter.
_______________ 10. Quantitative value of a speed of light in empty space.
II. Essay (10 points) It will also serve as your PERFORMANCE TASK
Explain how special relativity resolved the conflict between Newtonian mechanics and Maxwell’s electromagnetic theory.
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SUMMATIVE TEST IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE # 4
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Instruction: Write the letter of the best answer on the space provided before the number.
____ 1. It is the study of the positions and movements of celestial bodies. A. Astronomy B. Astrometry C. Supernova D. Light year
____ 2. It is the distance light can travel in one year. A. Astronomy B. Astrometry C. Supernova D. Light year
____ 3. It is the explosion and death of a star. A. Astronomy B. Astrometry C. Supernova D. Light year
____ 4. He observed a certain class of stars, the Cepheids, oscillated in brightness periodically.
A. Edwin Hubble B. V.H Slipher C. Henrietta Swan Leavitt D. Albert Einstein
____ 5. He studied the spectrum of light emitted by nearby spiral galaxies.
A. Edwin Hubble B. V.H Slipher C. Henrietta Swan Leavitt D. Albert Einstein
____ 6. He formulated the Hubble’s law that states that the red-shift of an object was proportional to its distance.
A. Edwin Hubble B. V.H Slipher C. Henrietta Swan Leavitt D. Albert Einstein
____ 7. This term refers to the actual brightness of a star as seen from the Earth.
A. Apparent brightness B. Light Year C. Supernova D. Parallax
____ 8. It is the apparent change of position of an object due to the way we perceive it depending on the perception of the
viewer. A. Apparent brightness B. Light Year C. Red shift D. Parallax
____ 9. It can be used to measure the distance to the few stars which are close enough to the Sun to show a measurable
parallax. A. Apparent brightness B. Light Year C. Red shift D. Parallax
____ 10. It is called the Doppler shift or Doppler effect.
A. Apparent brightness B. Light Year C. Red shift D. Parallax
II. Make a diagram of Electromagnetic Spectrum with definition and uses in a short bond paper (10 POINTS).
This will also serve as you PERFORMANCE TASK.