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PHYS 123 MIDTERM 2 ADSLEY QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

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PHYS 123 MIDTERM 2 ADSLEY QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

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The north geographic pole of the Earth
A. Is a south magnetic pole
B. has always had the same polarity
C. is exactly at the magnetic pole
D. none of the above


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D. none of the above

,The resolution of a human eye is about


A. 4mm
B. 2cm
C. 1 micro
D. 1/60 degree


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D. 1/60 degree




Sound tends to bend toward the side with
A. colder air
B. warmer air
C. denser air
D. less dense air


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B. warmer air




The sound from a passing car sounds like a high pitch but as it passes, it gets lower.
That's an example of


A. the Huygens principle
B. wave cancellation
C. the Ewing principle
D. the Doppler shift


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, D. the Doppler shift




The organization that studies climate change is


A. IPCC
B. NAACP
C. AFL-CIO
D. IAEA


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A. IPCC




Ice in Antarctica is


A. melting, as expected from global warming predictions
B. increasing, as expected from global warming predictions
C. melting, contradicting global warming predictions
D. increasing, contradicting global warming predictions


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D. increasing, contradicting global warming predictions




Red-eye demonstrates that


A. light is a wave
B. air absorbs blue more than red

, C. camera film is sensitive to red
D. the eye is a retroreflector


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D. the eye is a retroreflector




To be affordable without subsidy or carbon credits, the cost of a billion-watt solar
plant must be not much more than


A. $100 million
B. $1 billion
C. $30 billion
D. $10 billion


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D. $10 billion




A Tesla coil is a kind of
A. transformer
B. dynamo
C. radio transmitter
D. sensor for the Curie point


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A. transformer

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