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Work and Power QuizVersión en línea Test your basics on work and power. por GRADE-7 NARAYNA KOTA 1 The SI unit of power is the watt. Yes No 2 If force is perpendicular to displacement, no work is done. Yes No 3 Work equals force times displacement in the direction of the force. Yes No 4 Power equals force times time. Yes No 5 Work is always positive, regardless of direction. Yes No 6 Power is measured in newtons. Yes No 7 If displacement is zero, work done is nonzero. Yes No 8 Power is the rate at which work is done. Yes No 9 The unit of work is the watt. Yes No 10 Work is measured in joules. Yes No 11 Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Yes No 12 The asteroid belt lies between Mars and Jupiter. Yes No 13 A galaxy is a large collection of stars. Yes No 14 Earth's rotation causes day and night. Yes No 15 A solar eclipse occurs when Moon is between Sun and Earth. Yes No 16 Saturn is the closest planet to the Sun. Yes No 17 The Sun is a medium-sized star. Yes No 18 Planets can be classified as terrestrial or gas giants. Yes No 19 The International Space Station orbits the Moon. Yes No 20 Space probes have visited planets like Mars and Venus. Yes No 21 A year on Mercury lasts 365 days. Yes No 22 The Moon has a thick atmosphere. Yes No 23 The Big Bang happened because of a collision between galaxies. Yes No 24 The Sun is the closest star to Earth. Yes No 25 Venus is farther from the Sun than Neptune. Yes No 26 Saturn has rings. Yes No 27 Earth is the fifth planet from the Sun. Yes No 28 Solar flares can affect satellite communications. Yes No 29 Light-year is a unit of distance used in space. Yes No 30 The Sun is a star at the center of the solar system. Yes No 31 A comet has a nucleus, coma, and tail. Yes No 32 Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. Yes No 33 The universe expands due to dark energy. Yes No 34 The aurora occurs near the poles due to solar wind interacting with the atmosphere. Yes No 35 Mars has two moons Phobos and Deimos. Yes No 36 Water can be found on other planets and moons. Yes No 37 Mars has no moons. Yes No 38 The Moon has no atmosphere. Yes No 39 The core of Earth is metallic and very hot. Yes No 40 A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth is between Sun and Moon. Yes No 41 The heliocentric model states planets orbit the Sun. Yes No 42 A solar eclipse can happen at night. Yes No 43 Olympus Mons is a volcano on Mars. Yes No 44 The Moon orbits Earth approximately every 27.3 days. Yes No 45 Earth orbits the Sun once every 365 days. Yes No 46 The International Space Station orbits Earth approximately every 90 minutes. Yes No 47 Gravity keeps planets in orbit. Yes No 48 The Moon influences tides. Yes No 49 The tilt of Earth's axis causes seasons. Yes No 50 The distance between planets varies; they do not follow exact circular orbits. Yes No

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The SI unit of power is the watt.

If force is perpendicular to displacement, no work is done.

Work equals force times displacement in the direction of the force.

Power equals force times time.

Work is always positive, regardless of direction.

Power is measured in newtons.

If displacement is zero, work done is nonzero.

Power is the rate at which work is done.

The unit of work is the watt.

Work is measured in joules.

Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system.

The asteroid belt lies between Mars and Jupiter.

A galaxy is a large collection of stars.

Earth's rotation causes day and night.

A solar eclipse occurs when Moon is between Sun and Earth.

Saturn is the closest planet to the Sun.

The Sun is a medium-sized star.

Planets can be classified as terrestrial or gas giants.

The International Space Station orbits the Moon.

Space probes have visited planets like Mars and Venus.

A year on Mercury lasts 365 days.

The Moon has a thick atmosphere.

The Big Bang happened because of a collision between galaxies.

The Sun is the closest star to Earth.

Venus is farther from the Sun than Neptune.

Saturn has rings.

Earth is the fifth planet from the Sun.

Solar flares can affect satellite communications.

Light-year is a unit of distance used in space.

The Sun is a star at the center of the solar system.

A comet has a nucleus, coma, and tail.

Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system.

The universe expands due to dark energy.

The aurora occurs near the poles due to solar wind interacting with the atmosphere.

Mars has two moons Phobos and Deimos.

Water can be found on other planets and moons.

Mars has no moons.

The Moon has no atmosphere.

The core of Earth is metallic and very hot.

A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth is between Sun and Moon.

The heliocentric model states planets orbit the Sun.

A solar eclipse can happen at night.

Olympus Mons is a volcano on Mars.

The Moon orbits Earth approximately every 27.3 days.

Earth orbits the Sun once every 365 days.

The International Space Station orbits Earth approximately every 90 minutes.

Gravity keeps planets in orbit.

The Moon influences tides.

The tilt of Earth's axis causes seasons.

The distance between planets varies; they do not follow exact circular orbits.