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7th Grade DCA 2 Review

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  • If you walk at 4 m/s for 15 seconds, how far do you go?
    60 meters
  • What happens to kinetic energy when an object is cooled?
    Kinetic energy decreases
  • How do you calculate time?
    Time = Distance ÷ Speed
  • What's happening at D?
    Object is returning to start
  • What type of heat transfer is how the Sun warms the Earth?
    Radiation
  • What does Thermal Equilibrium mean?
    When objects in the same system are the same temperature.
  • How do particles/kinetic energy react to hot temperature?
    They are fast and separate
    They are slow and group up
    They split up but are very slow
    They are frozen still
  • What does a curved line upward on a distance-time graph mean?
    The object is accelerating
  • A car travels at 50 km/h for 4 hours. How far did it travel?
    200 km
  • What kind of material allows heat to pass easily? Conductor or Insulator?
    Conductor
  • Heat transfers from -
    hot to hot
    cold to hot
    cold to cold
    hot to cold
  • If a car goes 10 km east then 10 km west, what is its displacement?
    0 km
  • A plane flies 900 km in 3 hours. Find its speed.
    300 km/h
  • What type of heat transfer happens when you touch a hot pan?
    Conduction
  • A bike rides 30 km at 10 km/h. How long does it take?
    3 hours
  • What does a steeper line on a distance-time graph mean?
    Faster speed
  • Which one is Distance?
    B
  • What is occurring at C?
    Moving further away from start quickly
  • Is this an example of velocity or speed? 70 mph
    Speed
  • If the distance-time graph line goes downward, what does that mean?
    Returning toward the start
  • Is wood a conductor or an insulator?
    Insulator
  • A student runs 100 meters in 25 seconds. How fast did they travel?
    4 m/s
  • Is this an example of velocity or speed? 130 km/hr South
    Velocity
  • Which one is Displacement?
    A
  • On a distance-time graph, what does a flat (horizontal) line mean?
    The object is stationary/at rest
  • If a train travels 600 miles in 10 hours, what is its speed?
    60 mph
  • A car travels 120 km in 2 hours. What is its speed?
    60 km/h
  • A runner travels 4 km North and 5 km East. What is the total distance?
    9 km
  • A car travels 6 miles West and 8 miles South. What is the total distance?
    14 miles
  • In which type of heat transfer can energy travel through electromagnetic waves?
    Radiation
  • What happens to kinetic energy when an object is heated?
    Kinetic energy increases
  • If a car moves 200 m in 10 s, what is its speed?
    20 m/s
  • A runner goes 3 laps around a track and ends where they started. What is their displacement?
    0 meters
  • Is metal a conductor or an insulator?
    Conductor
  • Define the term Distance.
    The total path an object travels
  • What kind of material slows down heat transfer?
    Insulator
  • On a speed-time graph, what does a flat line mean?
    Constant speed
  • On a speed-time graph, what does a line going up mean?
    Increasing speed (acceleration)
  • Is this an example of velocity or speed? 40 m/s
    Speed
  • In which type of heat transfer do fluids (liquids or gases) move in currents?
    Convection
  • What type of heat transfer causes warm air to rise and cool air to sink?
    Convection
  • What is the difference between speed and velocity?
    Velocity includes direction, speed does not
  • Define the term Displacement.
    The straight-line distance from start to finish
  • What's happening at B?
    Object is at rest/stationary
  • Is this an example of velocity or speed? 15 mph North
    Velocity
  • On a speed-time graph, what does a line going down mean?
    Slowing down (deceleration)
  • How do particles/kinetic energy react to cold temperature?
    They are fast and separate
    They are frozen still
    They split up but are very slow
    They are slow and group up
  • A runner moves at 5 m/s for 20 seconds. What distance does he travel?
    100 meters
  • In which type of heat transfer do particles physically touch?
    Conduction
  • What's happening at A?
    Going away at a constant speed