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    SEKOLAH MENENGAH ATAS

    AL ABIDIN BILINGUAL BOARDING SCHOOL (ABBS) SURAKARTA


    TERAKREDITASI : A (Amat Baik)
    Jalan Tarumanegara III Banyuanyar, Banjarsari, Surakarta 57137
    Telepon: 0271 – 7882145 / 0271 – 727792
    Laman: www.abbs.alabidin.sch.id Surel: abbs@alabidin.sch.id

    MIDTERM ASSESSMENT OF 1st SEMESTER


    ACADEMIC YEAR OF 2024/2025
    Subject : Physics
    Day, date : Saturday, 21 September 2024
    Grade :X
    Duration : 90 minutes

    Mark (×) on A, B, C, D, or E for the correct answer.

    1. Shanks and his family are camping in the mountains. In the morning, the temperature around
    their tent is 15°C. Shanks and his father then walk towards a lake that is 3 kilometers away
    from the tent. The journey takes 45 minutes.
    The physics quantities that can be measured from the story above include … .
    A. Temperature, mass, and time
    B. Distance, speed, and volume
    C. Temperature, distance, and time
    D. Force, temperature, and length
    E. Distance, temperature, and force

    2. The following is not a base physics quantity is … .


    A. Length
    B. Mass
    C. Time
    D. Velocity
    E. Electric current

    3. The derived quantities from the following options are … .


    A. Power, pressure, distance
    B. Force, length, area
    C. Force, power, volume
    D. Velocity, power, displacement
    E. Pressure, force, electric current

    4. The unit of the derived quantity "pressure" in the International System (SI) is ... .
    A. Pascal (Pa)
    B. Newton (N)
    C. Joule (J)
    D. Watt (W)
    E. Meter (m)
    5. (HOTS) Roronoa conducted an experiment on free fall. The following data was obtained.

    Based on the table above, the base quantities are ... .


    A. Mass and speed
    B. Mass, speed, height
    C. Speed and time
    D. Mass, time, height
    E. Speed, mass, time

    6. Which of the following pairs correctly matches a physical quantity with its SI unit … .
    A. Force - Pascal
    B. Energy - Watt
    C. Power - Newton
    D. Work - Joule
    E. Voltage – Ampere

    7. The instrument used to measure electrical current is … .


    A. Ammeter
    B. Thermometer
    C. Voltmeter
    D. Barometer
    E. Screw gauge

    8. (HOTS)The physics quantity you obtain from the image is are … .

    A. Voltage
    B. Energy
    C. Electric Current
    D. Luminous intensity
    E. Power
    9. (HOTS) The fabrication of the processor in meters is … .

    A. 5 × 10⁻³ m
    B. 5 × 10⁻⁶ m
    C. 5 × 10⁻⁹ m
    D. 5 × 10⁻¹¹ m
    E. 5 × 10⁻¹² m

    10. A charged object has a charge of 0.003 coulombs (C). If this value is converted to
    microcoulombs (μC), it is … .
    A. 3 μC
    B. 30 μC
    C. 300 μC
    D. 3000 μC
    E. 30,000 μC

    11. (HOTS) The value of 3.5 GHz converted to MHz is … .


    A. 35 MHz
    B. 350 MHz
    C. 3500 MHz
    D. 35,000 MHz
    E. 350,000 MHz

    12. During a laboratory experiment, Kurohige measured the volume of a liquid as 0.000045
    liters. For his report, he needs to express this volume in scientific notation. The volume in
    scientific notation is ... .
    A. 4.5 × 10⁻⁴
    B. 4.5 × 10⁻⁵
    C. 4.5 × 10⁻⁶
    D. 4.5 × 10⁻⁷
    E. 4.5 × 10⁻⁸

    13. 5.2 × 10⁶ − 2.3 × 10⁵ = … .


    A. 2.9 × 10⁵
    B. 2.9 × 10⁶
    C. 4.97 × 10⁵
    D. 4.97 × 10⁶
    E. 7.5 × 10⁶

    14. 2.6 × 10³ × 3 × 10⁻⁶ = … .


    A. 7.8 x 10⁻³
    B. 7.8 x 10⁻⁹
    C. 7.8 x 10²
    D. 7.8 x 10³
    E. 7.8 x 10⁹
    15. The result of dividing 6.4 × 10⁶ by 8 × 10² in scientific notation is … .
    A. 0.8 × 10²
    B. 8 × 10²
    C. 0.8 × 10³
    D. 8 × 10³
    E. 8 × 10⁴

    16. During a laboratory experiment, Nami measured the length of a tube with a digital
    measuring instrument, which showed a result of 0.003470 meters. The number of
    significant figures in this measurement is ... .
    A. 3 significant figures
    B. 4 significant figures
    C. 5 significant figures
    D. 6 significant figures
    E. 7 significant figures

    17. Boa recorded the length of an object as 2.30 cm and the width of the object as 0.50 meters. If
    the length and width are multiplied, the number of significant figures in the result is ... .
    A. 1 significant figure
    B. 2 significant figures
    C. 3 significant figures
    D. 4 significant figures
    E. 5 significant figures

    18. (HOTS) Torao recorded the measurements of a table. The length of the table is 4.32 meters
    and the width of the table is 2.0 meters. According to the significant figures rule, the area of
    the table is ... .
    A. 8.64 m²
    B. 8.640 m²
    C. 8.6 m²
    D. 8.60 m²
    E. 9.0 m²

    19. Kiku measures the length of the stick using a ruler.

    The obtained reading from the ruler is ... .


    A. 1.5 cm
    B. 2.4 cm
    C. 2.5 cm
    D. 3.9 cm
    E. 4.0 cm
    20. Kaido measures the diameter of the pipe using a vernier caliper.

    The obtained reading from the vernier caliper is ... .


    A. 0.6 cm
    B. 0.64 cm
    C. 1.3 cm
    D. 1.34 cm
    E. 1.7 cm

    21. (HOTS) If the measurement with a vernier caliper shows a value of 4.35 cm, the value
    shown on the main scale is … .
    A. 0.3 cm
    B. 0.35 cm
    C. 3 cm
    D. 4 cm
    E. 4.3 cm

    22. The typical accuracy of a micrometer screw gauge is … .


    A. 0.1 mm
    B. 0.01 mm
    C. 0.001 mm
    D. 0.1 cm
    E. 0.01 cm

    23. Stussy measures the diameter of the pipe using a micrometer screw gauge.

    The obtained reading from the micrometer is ... .


    A. 0.324 mm
    B. 0.424 cm
    C. 3.24 cm
    D. 3.524 cm
    E. 3.74 cm
    24. Linlin measures the mass of the load using Ohaus balance.

    The obtained reading from the Ohaus balance is ... .


    A. 249 g
    B. 429 g
    C. 2049 g
    D. 4920 g
    E. 20409 g

    25. (HOTS)Garp took repeated measurements using a micrometer screw gauge. The best
    estimate value (X̅ ) is 0.54231 mm, the uncertainty (∆x) is 0.00488079 mm, and the relative
    uncertainty is 0.9%. The result can then be reported as ...
    A. (0.542 ± 0.00488) mm
    B. (0.5423 ± 0.004880) mm
    C. (0.54231 ± 0.004880) mm
    D. (0.542 ± 0.00480) mm
    E. (0.54 ± 0.0049) mm

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