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Multiple Choices: Read carefully each item and choose the correct answer. Write the correct letter.
1. It is the unseen force which acts on all moving bodies and retards their motion.
a. speed b. impulse c. friction d. energy
2. It is the capacity to do work.
a. energy b. work c. power d. force
3. It is the rate of doing work.
a. energy b. work c. power d. force
4. One horsepower is equivalent to _____ watts.
a. 745 watts b. 746 watts c. 764 watts d. 754 watts
5. The driver can make the engine run fast or slow by means of pedal called ______.
a. gear box b. accelerator c. clutch d. shafts
6. The driver uses the _____ when he or she needs maximum power, such climbing a steep hill.
a. high gear b. low gear c. clutch d. shafts
7. It is the ratio of output work and expressed in percent.
a. power b. work c. efficiency d. heat
8. It is the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of all the atoms and molecules of the body.
a. mechanical energy b. force c. thermal energy d. power
9. A device that transforms thermal energy to mechanical energy.
a. heat engine b. heat pump c. transmission system d. car engine
10. Burning of fuels takes place inside the engine chamber is called _________.
a. internal combustion b. heat engine c. steam engine d. external combustion
11. A device that transfer energy from a low –to a high-temperature body or place.
a. heat engine b. heat pump c. transmission system d. car engine
12. It is perpendicular force acting on a unit surface area.
a. buoyant force b. pressure c. heat d. impulse
13. The upward force exerted by the liquid on the object is called ________.
a. hydraulic pressure b. buoyant force c. atmospheric pressure d. pressure
14. Buoyant force = weight of displaced water, it express the _________.
a. Archimedes Principle b. Bernoulli’s Principle c. Pascal’s Principle d. Watt’s Principle
15. ________ states that “As the velocity of a fluid increases, the pressure exerted by that fluid decreases”.
a. Archimedes Principle b. Bernoulli’s Principle c. Pascal’s Principle d. Watt’s Principle
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