Physics Practice Test

Physics Practice Test Summary

• Electronic devices are not allowed during the test.
• Work must be shown for full credit.
• The test consists of multiple-choice questions, scientific method questions, and problem-solving questions.
• Equations are provided in an equation bank.
• The test covers topics such as work, momentum, collisions, and forces.
• Raindrops fall at a constant speed due to air resistance balancing gravitational forces.
• The scientific method questions require identifying correct usage of the terms hypothesis and theory.
• The average speed of a marathon runner who runs 26 miles in 2 hours is 13 mph.
• When driving, the stopping distance increases as speed increases.
• A problem-solving question involves calculating the height, speed, impulse, and force of a ball dropped from the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
• Another problem-solving question involves using the parallelogram rule to show the direction of momentum after a collision between two cars.
• A final problem-solving question involves calculating the final speed and direction of a large fish after swallowing a smaller fish.