| Question | Answer |
| 1. What is the SI unit for length or distance?? | |
| 2. What famous physicist is noted for his theories on gravity?? | |
| 3. What type of energy is stored within a physical system?? | |
| 4. What is a geometric object that has both size and direction?? | |
| 5. What is a picture used to analyze forces on an object?? | |
| 6. What is the SI unit for electrical resistance?? | |
| 7. What is the term for 'cycles per time', as in the formula 'ν=c/λ'?? | |
| 8. What is the bending of a wave around a small object?? | |
| 9. What is one of the three main methods of heat transfer?? | |
| 10. What in thermodynamics is the (dis)organization of a system?? | |
| 1. Remember to put money in or the maid will ticket you! | |
| 2. Go sit under an apple tree and the answer might hit you. | |
| 3. This term has a lot of possiblities! | |
| 4. It is commonly used to describe an array in computer science. | |
| 5. This type of 'diagram' is certainly not a slave. | |
| 6. Singing a Gregorian chant might jog your memory. | |
| 7. Dennis Quaid would think this pun really hertz. | |
| 8. This term isn't the 'same' as any of the others. | |
| 9. It may help to think of electricity, ovens, or uranium. | |
| 10. This term is represented by the variable 'S', and is most commonly seen in the chemistry formula 'ΔG=ΔH-TΔS'. | |
| Nope - not the right size! | |
| Nope - that's the British system! | |
| Nope - kinetic energy isn't stored - it's moving! | |
| I thought about including an mcΔT question ... | |