The Incredibly Short Physics Test

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2. A. Meissner Effect B. Johnstone Misnomer C. Coolio Cocktail D. Herschemir Field
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5. Hi! And welcome to my Incredibly Short Physics Test. I'll be using advanced logic ... well, it's not really that advanced, but I'll be using it anyway ... If you know the answer to the above "question" without Googling or Wikipeding it, this test will prove interesting for you. If you have to search the web for the answers, I guess at worst, you might learn something today ... Let's get right to it.

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   A pulley uses the principle of [FILL IN THE BLANK] so that a small force over a large distance can lift a heavy weight over a shorter distance.

   continuum mechanics

   mechanical advantage

   fluid mechanics

   wheel mechanics

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   Mechanics is subdivided into [ }, { }, and [ ].

   hydrostatics, aerodynamics, pneumatics

   liquids, gases, magnetics

   statics, kinematics, dynamics

   statics, pneumatics, hydrostatics

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   The classical mechanics of continuous and deformable objects is [ ] mechanics, which itself can be broken down into [ ] and [ ] mechanics.

   continuum, solid, fluid

   liquids, gases, statics

   Isaac Newton's, motion, force

   continuous, liquid, solid

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    The above (artist's impression) high-precision test of general [ ] by the Cassini space probe shows [ ] signals sent between the Earth and the probe (green wave) being delayed by the warpage of space and [ ] (blue lines).

    continuum, static, solar activity

    relatives, nuclear, distance

    postulates, physical, time

    relativity, radio, time

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    "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" was an article written in [ ] by [ ].

    Virginia, Albert Einstein

    1905, Albert Einstein

    1905, Isaac Newton

    Washington University, Isaac Newton

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