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WGU Integrated Physical Sciences (MTC1) Sample Questions:

1. In which scenario is gravity the force that causes the object's change in motion?

A) A person running from one end of a room to the other
B) A ball falling from a shelf to the floor
C) A ball rolling to a stop on the floor
D) A bicycle turning when the rider moves the handlebars

2. A man holding a stick hits a ball directly upward with the stick.
What type of energy conversion takes place from just after the ball leaves the stick to when it reaches its highest point?

A) The kinetic energy of the ball is converted to gravitational potential energy.
B) The thermal energy of the ball is converted to elastic potential energy.
C) The chemical potential energy of the ball is converted to thermal energy.
D) The thermal energy of the ball is converted to chemical potential energy.

3. Which layer of the atmosphere would an atmospheric scientist be investigating if the scientist were studying the formation of clouds?

A) Mesosphere
B) Thermosphere
C) Stratosphere
D) Troposphere

4. In 2011, scientists reported on an experiment in which neutrinos appeared to travel faster than light. This result was remarkable because it violates Einstein's theory of special relativity, which has been a cornerstone of our understanding of physics since 1905.
What is the appropriate scientific approach for dealing with this contradiction?

A) Check the experimental setup and try to replicate the results
B) Ignore the new data because it contradicts Einstein's idea
C) Abandon Einstein's theory because it has been proven invalid
D) Change the new data to show speeds lower than the speed of light

5. A chemist is studying the byproducts produced during the burning of gasoline. Gasoline bums by reacting with oxygen to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide. The chemist carefully measures the masses of all the substances involved in this reaction.
Which observation would lead the chemist to conclude that the law of conservation of matter is obeyed in this reaction?

A) The mass of gasoline and oxygen is equal to the mass of water vapor and carbon dioxide.
B) The mass of gasoline and carbon dioxide is the same as the mass of oxygen and water vapor.
C) The mass of gasoline is equal to the mass of carbon dioxide.
D) The mass of oxygen is equal to the mass of water vapor.

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