THIRD QUARTER EXAMINATION IN GENERAL PHYSICS 2

NAME:________________________________ GRADE AND STRAND:___________

Multiple Choice:Choose the best answer from the following choices.
1. It is the property of material due to which it attracts or repels other.
A. charge B. current C.friction D. velocity
2. After rubbing a two plastic rod onto a piece of fur and both gets negatively charged.What will happen if
we put the two plastic rods together?
A. Attract with each other C. Repel with each other
B. Mixed with each other D. No effect
3. One of the best known application of electrostatic charging is the laser printer.You opened a printer and
noticed there is one part called the roller.What do you think is the main function of the roller?
A. Applies positively charged toner to the drum.Toner adheres only to negatively charged areas
of the drum written by the laser
B. Discharges the drum,readying it to start the process over.
C. Heat paper so toner remains permanently attached.
D. Sprays ion to the drum,readying it to start the process over.
4. Silver is the best conductor of electricity yet most electric companies use copper.What is the best reason
why copper is a widely used to make electric wire?
A. Copper can be easily found in nature than Silver
B. Copper is cheaper than silver
C. Copper is lighter than Silver
D. Copper is more attractive than Silver
5. Any substance that has free electrons and allows charge to move relatively freely through it is called a
_______________.
A. Capacitor B. Conductor C. Inductor D. Insulator
6. Why is it that electrons transfer from one material to another but not the proton?
A. Because electrons are located outside the nucleus requiring no nuclear force.
B. Because protons and neutrons are attracted to each other.
C. Because protons are being pulled by neutrons.
D. Because there are more number of electrons than proton
7. What is the best way to protect your refrigerators in order to prolong its efficiency and preventing
electrostatic injuries caused by the water content that could lead to electric shock.
A. Connect it to a transformer
B. Ground your appliance
C. Limit the use of refrigerator
D. Turn it off at nighttime
8. The teacher asked you to put into contact an aluminum plate with a positive charge and a neutral metal
palte.What is the kind of charging exhibited by a positively charge aluminum plate is touched to a
neutral metal plate?
A. Charging by Conduction C. Charging by Induction
B. Charging by Frictiom D. None of the above
9. According to Coulomb’s Law,this can be solved by multiplying two point charges by the Coulomb’s
constant divided by the square of the distance.
A. Electric Field B. Electric Flux C. Electrostatic Force D.Electric Potential
10. If the Electrostatic force of two point charges are directed towards each other,what are the net charges of
the two points?
A. Negative,Positive B. Positive,Negative C.Negative,Negative D. Both A and B

11. What is the magnitude of the electrostatic force if two point charges,both having a charge of q=2 nC
separated by a distance of 5 cm? use k as 9 x109 N * m2 / C2
A. 1.44 x 10-3 N B. 1.44 x 10-4 N C. 1.44 x 10-5 N D. 1.44 x 10-6 N
12. What will happen to the Electrostatic force if we double the distance between two point charges
comparing to its original distance?
A. Doubled the original magnitude
B. Increased four times of its original magnitude
C. Reduced to four times its original magnitude
D. Reduced to half of its original magnitude
13. It is called as the Force per Charge ratio.
A. Electric Field B. Electric Flux C. Electrostatic Force D.Electric Potential
14. What is the symbol for Electric Field?
A. F B. E C. EF D. FE
15. What can be a unit for Electric field?
A. C/N B. N/C C. C/N2 D. N2/C
16. If the test charge is negative,what will be the direction of the Electric Field?
A. Outward the test charge C. Both A and B
B. Towards the test charge D. None of the above
17. If the test charge is negative,what will be the direction of the Electric Field?
A. Outward the test charge C. Both A and B
B. Towards the test charge D. None of the above
18. Electric field has both a magnitude and direction making it a ______________.
A. Null quantity B. Scalar quantity C.Vector quantity D. None of the choices
19. What will happen to the Electric Field if the magnitude of Electrostatic force is doubled from original
value.
A. Doubled the original magnitude C. Quadrupled the original magnitude
B. Reduced to half its original magnitude D. Tripled its original magnitude
20. Calculate the electric field that a test charge will experience on the distance of 2.04 mm from the source
charge of +5.02 x 10-13 C. use k as 9 x109 N * m2 / C2
A. 1.084 x 102 N/C B. 1.084 x 103 N/C C. . 1.084 x 104 N/C D. 1.084 x 105 N/C
21. ____________ is the rate of flow of the electric field through a given surface or area.
A. Electric Field B. Electric Flux C. Electrostatic Force D.Electric Potential
22. The area experienced by an electric field resembles a curve.What can be used if the area experienced by
the electric field is not uniform?
A. Induction B. Inflection C. Insulation D. Integration
23. At what angle of the area experience by the Electric Field will electric flux be equal to 0?
A. 00 B. 300 C. 600 D. 900
24. An electric field with magnitude of 5 x 103 N/C passes an area bounded by the curve y=16-x2 and the
axis on a cartesian plane.What is the magnitude of its Electric Flux?assume all distances are in meters
and area is perpendicular to the direction of electric field.
A. 3.3 x 10 5 N*m2/C
B. 4.3 x 10 5 N*m2/C
C. 5.3 x 10 5 N*m2/C
D. 6.3 x 10 5 N*m2/C
25. Field lines start from a ________.
A. Positive charge B.Negative charge C. Source Charge D. Test Charge
26. If an electric field experiences an area of a trapezoidal surface,what will be the best formula to solve for
the Electric Flux?
A. E(s2) B. E (l x w) C. E(πr2) D. E(b1+b2)h/2
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27. Calculate the Electric Flux of experience by an Electric Field of 3 x 10 N/C passing through a circular
surface with radius of 3m.
A. 8.48 x 103 N-m2/C C. 8.48 x 105 N-m2/C
B. 8.48 x 104 N-m2/C D. 8.48 x 106 N-m2/C
28. You noticed that the electric flux is at maximum if the area of surface is perpendicular to the Electric
field direction.If Electric flux is at the maximum,what is the angle of the surface relative to the direction
of the Electric Field?
A.00 B. 300 C. 600 D. 900
29. _______________is the energy per unit charge.
A. Capacitance B. Current C. Voltage D.Work
30. _______________ is equal to the negative change potential energy (-ΔU).
A. Capacitance (C) B. Current (I) C. Voltage (V) D. Work (W)
31. Work(W) is equal to Voltage(V) multiplied by the _____.
A. charge B. distance C. k D. radius
32. Work can be solved by multiplying force and distance.If electrostatic force is give,what is the formula of
work realative to Electric field given the charge?
A. W=Eqd B. W=Eq/d C. W= Eq2/d D.W=Eq/d2
33. Dividing work by the charge leads to _________.
A. Capacitance B. Current C. Power D. Voltage
34. There is said to be movement of electrons if there is Voltage Difference (ΔV).What is the Voltage
difference (VAB) if a charge travels from point A with 50 V to point B with 30 V?
A. -80 V B. -30 V C. 30 V D. 80 V
35. Suppose you have a 12.0 V motorcycle battery that can move 5000 C,how much work could the battery
exert?
A. 60 J B. 60 kJ C. 60 mJ D. 60 nJ
36. It is described as any surface with the same electric potential at every point.
A. Equiangular B. Equilateral C. Equalizer D. Equipotential
37. If a continuous charge is distributed along a line,surface area,through a volume,the potential may be
computed by determining the potential due to each element,and summing all over the
contributions.What is this mathematical process called?
A. Induction B. Inflection C. Insulation D. Integration
38. Three charges has coltages of 3V,4V and 5V respectively relative to a point charge.What is the electric
potential of the system?
A. 7V B.12 V C. 30V D. 60 V
39. If two charges are located on two opposite vertices of the square,what could be the measurement of their
distance?
A. equal to the side of the square
B. equal to two times the side of the square
C. equal to the diagonal of the square
D. equal to half the measurement of the side
40. What is the relationship of electric field and work?
A. Directly proportional B. Inversely proportional
 C. Both A and B D. None of the above
41. When electric field is doubled the original value,what will happen to the work having distance as a
constant?
A. Doubled the original magnitude
B. Increased four times of its original magnitude
C. Reduced to four times its original magnitude
D. Reduced to half of its original magnitude
42. Using unit analysis,what could be the other unit for electric field relative to the voltage and distance?
A. V/C B. V/J C. V/m D. V/m2
43. _________________is defined to be the change in potential energy of a charge moved from A to B,
divided by the charge.
A. Capacitance C. Potential
B. Current D. Potential Difference
44. You are given multiple charges at given distances,what will you do to get the electric potential of the
system by using the superpositon principle?
A. Find the algebraic sum of all the potential
B. Multiply all the potentials
C. Find the algebraic sum of the repicrocal of the potentials
D. Multiply the reciprocal of the potentials
45. A conducting sphere of radius 3.25 cm has a total charge of 4.5 x 10-9 C distributed uniformly on its
surface area.Find the potential at its surface.
A. 1.25 V B. 1.25 kV C.1.25 mV D.1.25 nV
46. Equals charge of 3 nC are situated at the three corners of a square of side 5.2 m.What is the potential(V)
at the unoccupied corner.
A. 12.06 V B. 13.06 V C. 14.06 V D. 15.06 V
47. ______________ is the mathematically defined as the ratio of the amount of charge q to the potential
difference V.In symbols it is equal to q/V.
A. Capacitance B. Current C. Voltage D.Work
48. He contributed to the study of electromagnetism including the principle of Capacitance in which the unit
Farad(F) came from.Who is the physicist described?
A. Marlon Faraday B. Michael Faraday C. Moses Faraday D. Morris Faraday
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49. Determine the amount of charge stored on either plate of a capacitor (4x10 F) when connected across a
12 V battery.
A. 2.8 x 10-6 C B. 3.8 x 10-6 C C. 4.8 x 10-6 C D. 5.8 x 10-6 C
50. Eudora experimented on four different voltage and made a table of it.She wants to know which voltage
source could the capacitance withstand because if the voltage source is greater than the reading in the
capacitor,the capacitor will explode.Which voltage source would she want to use if the capacitor reading
is 3 nF with 9 nC charge stored?
A. 3V B. 4V C. 5V D.6V