Chapters 1-9 Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Protons and neutrons together form atomic nuclei True or False

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True

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2
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Occam’s razor states that complex explanations are more likely to be true than simple explanations. True or False

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False

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3
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Intuition is the act of faculty ok knowing or sensing out side the five physical senses. True or False

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True

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4
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A law, such as Newton’s First Law of Motion, can never be proved wrong. True or False

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False

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5
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The laws on Mars are slightly different than the laws on Earth due to the differences in each planet’s composition. True or False

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False

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6
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Cause must always precede the effect.

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Causality

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7
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A substance made of atoms, all of which contain the same number of protons.

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Element

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8
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The laws of the universe are not different at different locations

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Position Symmetry

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9
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An accepted source of expert information or advice

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Authority

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10
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The force that arises from the interaction of anything with mass

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Gravity

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11
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A well-tested theory, so firm as to be unquestioned by science

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Law

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12
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A push or pull on an object

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Force

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13
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The assertion that a world separate and distinct from our minds that actually exists

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Existence

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14
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Any of the four fundamental ways in which elementary particles and bodies can influence each other.

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Interaction

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15
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A tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem that can be tested by further investigation

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Hypothesis

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16
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The capacity for logical, rational, and analytic thought; intelligence

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Reason

17
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A schematic description of a system, theory, or phenomenon that accounts for its known or inferred properties and may be used for further study of its characteristics

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Model

18
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The interaction between nucleons that holds them together

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Strong Nuclear Interaction

19
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The laws of the universe do not change with time.

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Time Symmetry

20
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Knowledge obtained through seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and smelling

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Sensory Data

21
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What are the four ways of learning?

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Authority Intuition Sensory Data Reason

22
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What is electromagnetic interaction?

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The force governing electron motion in an electric circuit

23
Q

Organize the five levels of organization listed here,in order of increasing size and complexity. Quark, Apple, Moon, Gold, Nucleus, Protein Molecule

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Quark, Nucleus, Gold, Protein Molecule, Apple, Moon