Weak and Strong Nuclear Forces

Weight is _____.

• a measure of the force of gravity on an object

• a measure of the amount of matter in an object

• a measure of the amount of space an object takes up

• a measure of the amount of energy an object has

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Like particles _____ and opposite particles _____.

• attract, repel

• repel, attract

• move, stop

• stop, move

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Charged particles are responsible for much of the cellular _____ in the world.

• energy

• movement

• replication

• growth

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Static electricity refers to _____.

• The flow of electric charge

• The build-up of electric charge on the surface of objects

• The movement of electrons from one place to another

• The transfer of energy through a conductor

The gravitational force affects particles with _____.

• mass

• quarks

• leptons

• energy

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Weightlessness is due to _____.

• lack gravity

• presence of air

• a balance of forces

• low pressure

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If atoms are the building blocks of matter, then the universal forces are the _____.

• cement

• molecules

• photons

• quarks

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The weak forces affects _____.

• quark particles

• charged particles

• particles with mass

• particles with density

The weak forces is responsible for _____.

• Fusion

• Static Electricity

• Radioactive decay
• Molecular bonding

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The strong nuclear forces affects _____.

• The rotation of the Earth
• The gravitational pull of the Moon
• The particles in the atomic nucleus
• The speed of light

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