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WGU Integrated-Physical-Sciences Exam Syllabus Topics:

WGU Integrated Physical Sciences (MTC1) Sample Questions:

Question 1

A chemist is studying the byproducts produced during the burning of gasoline. Gasoline bums by reacting with oxygen to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide. The chemist carefully measures the masses of all the substances involved in this reaction.
Which observation would lead the chemist to conclude that the law of conservation of matter is obeyed in this reaction?

A. The mass of gasoline and oxygen is equal to the mass of water vapor and carbon dioxide.
B. The mass of gasoline and carbon dioxide is the same as the mass of oxygen and water vapor.
C. The mass of gasoline is equal to the mass of carbon dioxide.
D. The mass of oxygen is equal to the mass of water vapor.

Question 2

Ball 1 is moving and ball 2 is still. Both balls have the same mass.
What happens to the motion of the two balls if ball 1 strikes ball 2 head on in an elastic collision?

A. Ball 2 remains at rest, and ball 1 moves at twice its original velocity.
B. Ball 1 and ball 2 both move in the direction that ball 1 was initially moving, but ball 1 moves twice as fast.
C. Ball 1 stops, and ball 2 moves at the velocity ball 1 had before the collision.
D. Ball 1 and ball 2 both move in the direction that ball 1 was initially moving, but ball 2 moves twice as fast.

Question 3

The rock layers shown in the illustration have not been disturbed or overturned Limestone (Sedimentary) Shale (Sedimentary) Sandstone (Sedimentary) Basalt (Igneous) What must a geolog-st conclude about the geologic history of this region?

A. The area experienced significant heat and pressure, and then it was covered by a glacier
B. There was a large flood, and then the area experienced a volcanic eruption
C. There was a volcanic eruption, and then the area was located underwater
D. The area was a desert, and then it was covered by a lava flow

Question 4

In which scenario does gravity cause the change in the object's motion?

A. A book sliding across a table after being pushed by someone
B. A skydiver accelerating towards the ground after jumping from a plane
C. A speed skater accelerating across the ice after the starting gun
D. A truck coming to a stop after applying the brakes

Question 5

A student makes the diagram of the rock cycle that is shown here
Which description should the student place on arrow B?

A. Erosion and deposition
B. Melting and cooling
C. Heat and pressure
D. Uplift and compression

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