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3Prep-First Term-Revising
Units (1-4)
Q1:
The figure shown represents
a body began its movement from point (A) to the
south till point(B) covering a distance of 30 m
through 3 seconds, then to the east till point (c)
which is 40 m far from point(B) through 4 seconds.
Calculate the following:
1- The distance covered by the body.
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2- The average speed by which the body is
moving.
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Q2:
From studying the opposite
graphic relationship. Calculate
the speed by which this car is
moving at 20 sec.
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Q3:
An object is placed between
a convex lens whose focal
length is 6 cm and a plane mirror, the distance
between them is 24 cm as shown in the following
figure. Mention:
1- The distance between the image of the object
which is formed by a convex lens and the
image which is formed by a plane mirror.
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2- The properties of the image formed by the
convex lens.
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Q4:
The opposite figure represents a car starts motion
from point(A) to point (F) passing by points B,C,D
and Calculate:
1- The total distance covered by the cr.
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2- The displacement done by the car.
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3- The velocity if you know that the total time
spent by the car equals 0.033 hours.
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Q5:
Which of the previous graphical relations
represents the moving of a body:
1- By a uniform acceleration ( )
2- By a constant speed( )
3- At rest ( )
Q6:
Choose:
A light ray that falls on a plane
Mirror as in the figure, it reflects where the
angle of reflection equals ------------
Degrees.
(a)30 (b) 60 (c) 90 (d) 120

Q7:
1- State the name of this phase.
 2- What happens if the centrosome is not
found?
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Q8:
Choose:
Which of the following graphical relations
represents the moving of a body by a uniform
acceleration? ( )

Q9:
The opposite figure
,represents an
activity to one of the
Processes that takes
place for the
universe:
(A)What does each of the following represent:?
1-The expansion of dough?
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2-The separation of the grains of raisins?
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(B) What do you conclude from the presence of the
distances between the grains of raisins after a
period from fermentation of dough?
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Q10:
Choose:
Which of the following
graphical relations
represents the moving of a body by a uniform
acceleration? ( )
Q11: The Previous graph represents the (distance-
time) graph for the movement of two bodies (A)
and (B):
1- What is the kind of speed of the 2 bodies?
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2-Calculate the ratio between the speed of body (A)
and the speed (B)?
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Q12:
Which of
the
following
graphs represents the movement of an object at
constant speed? ( )
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Q13:
1-What is than of the division phase
 Represented by this figure?
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2- What is the phase which precedes this figure?
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3- What are the most important processes that
occur in it?
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4- What is the importance of each process/
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Q14:
Complete:
A light ray that fell on a plane mirror as in the
figure ,---------------it reflects where the angle of
reflection equals---------------------------
Q15:
From the graphs:
Describe the motion of the object
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Q16:
Determine the position of the formed image and
its characterisitics by drawing only 2 light rays.

3Prep-Science-First Term-Revising Unit3

Choose the correct answer:
1----------------------is the scientist who put the
assumption of nebular theory.
(a)Laplace (b) Alfred Hale
(C) Molten & Chamberlain
2-The scientist who established the crossing star
theory to explain the evolution of the solar system.
(a)Newton (b) Chamberlain and molten
(c)Alfred Hale (d) Laplace
3-solar system is located in one of the -----------------
arms of the arms of the Milky Way galaxy.
(a)spiral (b)oval (c) straight
(d)circular
4-The scientist who established the nebular theory
is---------------
(a)Chamberlain (b) Alfred Hale (c)Laplace
(d) Moulten
5-The founder of crossing star is/are:
(a)Alfred Hale (b)Issac Newton (c)
Chamberlain and Moulton
(d) Pierre Simon
6-The two gases which produced galaxies, star and
universe through millions of years are
(a)oxygen and helium (b)oxygen and carbon
dioxide
(c)hydrogen and helium (d)hydrogen and carbon
dioxide
Rewrite the following statements after the
understanding after correcting the underlined
words:
1-The scientist who established the modern theory
about the origin of the solar system was the
scientist Laplace.
2-The scientist Laplase is the founder of crossing
star theory.
3- The two gases which produced galaxies ,stars,
and universe over millions of years are oxygen and
carbon dioxide.
4-The solar system is located in one of the straight
arms of the Milky Way galaxies.
5-The Sun takes 100 million years to complete one
rotation around the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
6-The two gases which produced galaxies through
millions of years are oxygen and hydrogen.
7-The earth system is located in one of the spiral
arms of Milky Way on the edge of the galaxy.
8-The scientist who established the Nebular theory
is Alfred Hale.
9-The founder of crossing star theory is Alfred Hale.
10-The scientist Laplace is the founder of crossing
star theory.
11-The solar system lies in Andromedra galaxy.
Write the scientific term of the following
statements:
1-It is located in one of the spiral arms of the Milky
Way galaxy.
2-A sphere of gas that consists of a mixture of
hydrogen .helium and dust(iron ,rocks and ice)
3-It contains all the galaxies, stars, planets, moons
and living organisms.
4-The expansion of the universe and the merging of
atomic particles creating helium and hydrogen.
5- A theory assumed that the solar system was
originally a big star which is the sun.
6-The unit which is used for measuring the distance
between the celestial bodies.
7- The force that keeps the continuity of planets
rotation in their oebits around the sun.
8-The force that leads to separation of a planet
from its orbit around the sun.
Complete the following:
1-The galaxy that our Earth planet belongs to is
called --------------------------------.
2-The sun takes about ------------------million years to
complete one rotation around the center of the
galaxy.
3-The scientist who established the Nebular theory
is ---------------------,while the founder of modern
theory is-----------------------------------------------
4-The molecules of ----------------- is used to detect
the cancer cells..
5-The two gases which produced galaxies ,stars,
and universe over millions of year are-------------------
----------- and --------------------------------------.
6-In the nebular theory ,by passing time , the
nebula lost its heat gtadually ,so its size ----------------
------- and its revolving speed around --------------------
--incresed.
7-the solar system is located in the-----------------------
-galaxy.
What happens in the following cases:?
1-losing the nebula its temperature in Laplace point
of view. 1-

2-The merge of the atomic particles together within

minutes of the Big Bag.
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Give Reasons for:
**1-The continuous expansion of the universe.
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2- The constancy of the planets in their orbits
around the sun.
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Compare between:
According to Crossing Star Modern Theory
Theory
The scientist
who
established the
theory

According to Nebular Theory Crossing Star

Theory
The Name of
 the founder

According to The Universe Galaxies

Definition

According to Crossing Star Nebular Theory

Theory
Assumptions of

What are the assumptions of the crossing star for

the Scientists (Chamberlain &Moulton)