高中物理必修二期末试题(免费)（High school physics required two final examination questions (free)）.doc

高中物理必修二期末试题(免费)（High school physics required two final examination questions (free)） High school physics required two final examination questions (free).Txt, when you think you have nothing, you have at least time, time can heal all wounds, so please dont cry. A contented expectation is worth a wait; a willing hope is worth a fall. The secret to staying young is having a restless heart. It is not the quality of life that determines what tastes, but the quality that determines what life is. Final examination questions First, individual choice questions 1. about the kinetic energy of an object, the following statement is correct A. large mass of objects, kinetic energy must be large B. objects with a high velocity have a certain kinetic energy C. changes in speed, direction, kinetic energy The mass of a D. object remains the same, and the velocity changes to two times the original, and the kinetic energy will be four times that of the original 2. about work and energy, the following statement is correct A. work is positive and negative, so work is a vector B. work is a measure of energy transformation The unit of energy of the C. is the Joule, and the unit of work is Watt In the process of 1m displacement of an D. object, the force acting on an object with a size of 1 N must be 1 J 3. about gravitation and the law of universal gravitation, the following statement is correct A. only the gravitational attraction of interaction exists between celestial bodies B. only objects of great mass interact with each other When the distances between C. objects become larger, the gravitational pull between them becomes smaller The attraction of a D. object to the earth is less than that of the earth 4., a body to do uniform circular motion of the radius of R, linear velocity of V, angular speed of Omega, cycle of T. As regards the relation between these physical quantities, the following statement is correct A.v = B.v=, C., D.v = Omega R 5. Kepler published the laws of planetary mo