quiz physical science 3rd quarter shs

1. Physical Science Quiz

2. Formation of Heavy Elements

3. 1. What is the first element form in the
universe?
Hydrogen
Helium
Lithium
Beryllium

4. 2. The atomic number also the number
of_______.
protons
neutron
electron
positron

5. 3. A form of a chemical element in which
the atoms have the same number of
protons but with a different number of
neutrons?
fission
fusion
isotope
atomic mass

6. 4. How is deuterium formed in universe?
nuclear fission
nuclear fusion
atomic number
atomic mass

7. 5. Where the heavy elements form?
supernova
stellar nebula
big bang expansion
nuclear fusion

8. 6. Which among the following elements
is a product of alpha decay?
Helium-3
Helium-4
Hydrogen-2
Hydrogen-4

9. 7. Which type of decay occurs if there
are too many protons?
Beta+ decay
Beta- decay
Alpha decay
Gamma decay

10. 8. What makes elements different from
one another? Because of ______.
protons
neutron
electron
positron

11. 9. Why do some elements have different
forms? Because of ______.
protons
neutron
electron
positron

12. 10. How does helium turn into carbon?
alpha decay
beta decay
gammay decay
triple alpha process
CNO Cycle

13. 11. What is the product of CNO cycle?
Helium-4; Nitrogen-14
Helium-3; Nitrogen-14
Helium-3; Carbon-12
Helium-4; Carbon-12

14. 12. Nitrogen-14 have _______.
6 neutron; 8 proton
5 neutron; 9 proton
8 neutron; 6 proton
7 neutron; 7 proton

15. 13. Lithium-11 have _______.
3 neutron; 8 proton
8 neutron; 3 proton
5 neutron; 6 proton
6 neutron; 5 proton

16. 14-15.
What is the formula for atomic mass?

17. 16-17.

19. Intermolecular Forces of
Attraction

20. 1. It is the action or property of
molecules adhering to one another
due to mutual attraction.
surface tension
cohesive force
adhesive force
viscosity

21. 2. It is the resistance of a fluid (liquid or
gas) to a change in shape, or
movement of neighbouring portions
relative to one another.
cohesive force
surface tension
adhesive force
viscosity

22. 3. This is described as a force of
attraction (attractive force) that
attracts all physical forms having
mass.
strong nuclear force
gravitation force
electromagnetic force
weak nuclear force

23. 4. This force is strong enough that it overcomes
the repulsive force between the two positively
charged protons, allowing protons and
neutrons to stick together in an unimaginably
small space.
strong nuclear force
gravitation force
electromagnetic force
weak nuclear force

24. 5. It is the movement of liquids within
narrow spaces. It is caused by the
molecular attraction force that exists
between a liquid and the solid surfaces
that surround it.
intramolecular forces
intermolecular forces
surface tension
capillary action

25. Chemical Formula IMF Bonding
1. NH3
2. K2S
3. SO2
4. CO2
5. F2
6. CaO
7. CH4
8. He
9. O3
10. HF

27. Choose the title that appears
to be the best in terms of
narrowing down a broad
topic.

28. 1.
Symptoms of AIDS
Physical Symptoms of AIDS
Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome or AIDS

29. History of Traditional Grammar
History of American Traditional
Grammar
Traditional Grammar
2.

30. The Psychology of Reading
A Study of Human Behavior
Sensory Experience in Reading
3.

31. World Ideologies
Feminism in the Digital Era
Feminism in Nick Joaquin’s
Latest Novel
4.

32. Communication Skills
The Writing Process
Pre-writing Strategies
5.

33. War Among Nations
World War II
Japan’s Role in World War II
6.

34. Hotel and Restaurant
Management
Food Serving Techniques
Russian-Plate Service
7.

35. The University of the Philippines
The History of the University of
the Philippines
The University of the Philippines
in the 1960s
8.

36. Philippine Transportation System
Metro Manila’s Transportation
System
Manila’s LRT/MRT Systems
9.

37. The Enactment of Laws in
Congress
The Governing Bodies of the
Philippines
The Congress of the Philippines
10.

38. Research Topics to be
Avoided.

39. 1. The Extent of Filipinos’ Faith in
God

40. 2. The Structure of a Nuclear
Weapon

41. 3. Comma as a Punctuation Mark

42. 4. Spaceship Building

43. 5. Human Relationships