Part A Modified True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the sentence
or statement true.
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Water is less dense than ice.
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2. |
Pressure is calculated by multiplying
force by area.
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3. |
When a force of 80 N is exerted on
a surface area of 10 m2, the pressure is 8 Pa.
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4. |
The pneumatic system is a
confined, pressurized system that uses moving liquids.
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5. |
A ballast acts as weight and alters
density to help a vessel travel at the appropriate level in a
fluid.
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6. |
Hydraulic systems use gases
under pressure to move many things.
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7. |
The lungs operate as a pneumatic
system because they move air in and out of your body.
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Part B Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
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8. |
Resistance to aerodynamic flow is
referred to as ____________________.
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9. |
When we refer to the thickness or
thinness of a liquid, we are really describing its ____________________.
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10. |
Buoyancy is a force and is measured
in ____________________.
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11. |
Helium gas will float on top of ____________________.
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12. |
Snowshoes distribute a person’s
weight over a ____________________ area than a pair of shoes.
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13. |
The weight of the air pushing down
on itself and on Earth’s surface is known as _________________________.
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14. |
Hydraulic and pneumatic devices are
useful because they ____________________ forces to perform tasks that
cannot easily be performed by people.
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15. |
Fish control their depth in water
by using ____________________ that contain air.
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16. |
____________________ control the
flow of a fluid.
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17. |
The heart is to a hydraulic system,
as the lungs are to a ____________________ system.
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Part C Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the
statement or answers the question.
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18. |
When heat is removed from a fluid,
which of the following is slowed down?
a. |
density |
c. |
viscosity |
b. |
particles |
d. |
temperature |
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19. |
A force can be defined as
a. |
a push or pull that can cause a change in motion |
b. |
gravity |
c. |
kinetic molecular theory |
d. |
an up and down or side to side motion |
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20. |
A reservoir of compressed air
a. |
usually supplies the power in a hydraulic system |
b. |
usually supplies the power in a pneumatic
system |
c. |
usually supplies the power in both systems |
d. |
usually supplies the power to the reservoir |
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21. |
Pressure is defined as the force
per unit of area, and can be calculated using the following formula:
a. |
P force/area |
c. |
P area/weight |
b. |
P area/force |
d. |
P force area |
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22. |
If the force of gravity on a diver
is 650 N, what should the buoyant force be if the diver wants to remain
at a certain depth in the sea?
a. |
zero |
c. |
equal to 650 N |
b. |
less than 650 N |
d. |
greater than 650 N |
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23. |
An exotic species that is introduced
to a new environment may
a. |
add to the varieties the area already has |
c. |
simply die out |
b. |
compete with native species for food |
d. |
none of the above |
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24. |
For the lungs to exhale air, the
pressure inside the lungs must be __________ the pressure outside.
a. |
equal to |
c. |
less than |
b. |
greater than |
d. |
none of these |
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Part D Short Answer
Use sentences to answer the following questions.
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25. |
If you had two substances that looked
identical, what would be one way to identify them? Using the knowledge
you have just learned, explain your thinking.
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26. |
In one or two sentences, explain
the term cohesion.
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27. |
Write one or two sentences describing
the difference between mass and volume.
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28. |
A hydraulic system uses two cylinders
of different surface areas. The larger cylinder has 15 times more area
than the smaller one. Which cylinder can push with greater force? By
how many times?
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29. |
If the temperature of a fluid is
held constant, how is the pressure related to the volume of the fluid?
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30. |
What makes up a pneumatic system?
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31. |
A fish uses a swim bladder to control
its depth in water. Describe what a fish could do to descend to a deeper
level.
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