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Table of Contents Pg. Domain I. Mechanics Vectors (properties; addition and subtraction)... 129H1 Vector multiplication (dot and cross product)... 130H3 Motion along a straight line (displacement, velocity, acceleration).. 131H4 Motion in two dimensions (projectile motion, uniform circular motion)... 132H6 Reference frames and relative motion (relative velocity, Galilean relativity)... 133H8 Force and Newton's laws of motion (Newton s first law, inertia, inertial reference frames, Newton s second law, force and acceleration, addition of forces, balanced versus unbalanced forces, Newton s third law, action-reaction forces, weight and mass)... 134H9 Friction (static friction, kinetic friction, rolling friction)... 135H11 Equilibrium of forces... 136H12 Equilibrium of moments (torques)... 137H13 Dynamics of uniform circular motion... 138H15 Work, energy, and power (relationship between work and kinetic energy, work done by a variable force)... 139H16 Conservation of energy (potential energy, conservative and nonconservative forces)... 140H19 Simple harmonic motion and oscillations (Hooke s law, graphical and mathematical representations, energy considerations, pendulums, springs)... 141H20 Linear momentum and impulse (momentum-impulse relationship, conservation of linear momentum; elastic and inelastic collisions)... 142H21 Rigid body motion (angular velocity and angular acceleration, angular momentum, moment of inertia, torque, and center of mass, conservation of angular momentum, rotational kinetic energy)... 143H24 Mass-energy relationships (conservation of mass-energy)... 144H27 i

Skill 17. Skill 18. Skill 19. Skill 20. Domain II. Newton s law of universal gravitation and orbital motion (motion of satellites)... 145H27 Kepler s laws (law of orbits (first law), law of areas (second law), law of periods (third law))... 146H28 Fluids (density and pressure, ideal fluids at rest, Pascal s law, Archimedes principle and buoyant forces)... 147H31 Ideal fluids in motion (Bernoulli s principle, streamlines, equation of continuity)... 148H33 Electricity and Magnetism Electric forces and Coulomb s law... 149H36 Electric fields, Gauss s law, electric potential energy, electric potential, and potential difference... 150H38 Conductors, insulators and semiconductors (charging by friction, conduction and induction)... 151H40 Capacitance and dielectrics... 152H42 Conductors, insulators, and semiconductors as used in circuits... 153H44 Sources of EMF (batteries, photocells, generators)... 154H44 Current and resistance (Ohm s law, resistivity)... 155H45 Capacitance and inductance... 156H47 Energy and power... 157H47 Analyzing circuits (series and parallel circuits using Ohm s law or Kirchhoff s rules, resistors and capacitors in series or parallel, internal resistance, RC circuits)... 158H48 Power in alternating-current circuits (average power and energy transmission)... 159H52 Measurement of potential difference, current, resistance, and capacitance (ammeter, galvanometer, voltmeter and potentiometer)... 160H53 Magnets, magnetic fields, and magnetic forces (magnetic dipoles and materials, forces on a charged particle moving in a magnetic and/or electric field (Lorentz force law, cyclotron, mass spectrometer) forces or torques on current carrying conductors in magnetic fields)... 161H54 Magnetic flux (Gauss s law of magnetism)... 162H57 Magnetic fields produced by currents (Biot-Savart law, Ampere s law, magnetic field of a wire, magnetic field of a solenoid, displacement current)... 163H58 ii

Domain III. Domain IV. Electromagnetic induction (magnetic flux, Lenz s law, Faraday s law, transformers, generators and motors)... 164H60 Optics and Waves Wave speed, amplitude, wavelength, and frequency... 165H63 Inverse square law for intensity... 166H65 Reflection, refraction, absorption, transmission, and scattering (Snell s law, Rayleigh scattering)... 167H65 Transverse and longitudinal waves and their properties (Doppler effect, resonance and natural frequencies, polarization)... 168H66 Sound waves (pitch and loudness, air columns and standing waves open at both ends and closed at one end, harmonics, beats)... 169H67 Electromagnetic spectrum (frequency regions, color)... 170H69 Principle of linear superposition and interference (diffraction, dispersion, beats and standing waves, interference in thin films and Young s double-slit experiment)... 171H70 Reflection and refraction (Snell s law, total internal reflection, fiber optics)... 172H73 Thin lenses... 173H75 Plane and spherical mirrors... 174H77 Prisms... 175H79 Optical instruments (simple magnifier, microscope, telescope)... 176H80 Heat and Thermodynamics Measurement of heat and temperature (temperature scales)... 177H83 Thermal expansion... 178H84 Thermocouples... 179H85 Heat capacity and specific heat, Latent heat of phase change (heat of fusion, heat of vaporization)... 180H86 Transfer of heat (conduction, convection and radiation)... 181H89 Kinetic molecular theory (ideal gas laws)... 182H91 First law of thermodynamics (internal energy, energy conservation)... 183H94 Thermal processes involving pressure, volume and temperature. 184H95 Second law of thermodynamics (entropy and disorder, reversible and irreversible processes, spontaneity, heat engines, Carnot cycle, efficiency)... 185H97 iii

Domain V. Domain VI. Third law and zeroth law of thermodynamics (absolute zero of temperature, law of equilibrium)... 186H99 Energy and energy transformations ( kinetic, potential, mechanical, sound, magnetic, electrical, light, heat, nuclear, chemical)... 187H100 Modern Physics, Atomic and Nuclear Structure Nature of the atom (Rutherford scattering, atomic models, Bohr model, atomic spectra)... 188H101 Atomic and nuclear structure (electrons, protons and neutrons; electron arrangement, isotopes, hydrogen atom energy levels, nuclear forces and binding energy)... 189H103 Radioactivity (radioactive decay, half life, isotopes, decay processes, alpha decay, beta decay, gamma decay, artificial radioactivity)... 190H106 Elementary particles (ionizing radiation)... 191H109 Organization of matter (elements, compounds, solutions, and mixtures)... 192H111 Physical properties of matter (phase changes, states of matter). 193H112 Nuclear energy (fission and fusion, nuclear reactions and their products)... 194H114 Blackbody radiation and photoelectric effect... 195H117 de Broglie s hypothesis and wave-particle duality... 196H120 Special relativity (Michelson-Morley experiment (ether and the speed of light), simultaneity, Lorentz transformations, time dilation, length contraction, velocity addition)... 197H121 History and Nature of Science; Science, Technology, and Social Perspectives (STS) Scientific method of inquiry (formulating problems, formulating and testing hypotheses, making observations, developing generalizations)... 198H123 Science process skills (observing, hypothesizing, ordering, categorizing, comparing, inferring, applying, communicating)... 199H126 Distinguish among hypotheses, assumptions, models, laws, and theories... 200H127 Experimental design (Data collection, interpretation and presentation, significance of controls)... 201H130 Integrate the overarching concepts of science... 202H131 iv

Skill 17. Skill 18. Skill 19. Skill 20. Skill 21. Skill 22. Historical roots of the physical sciences and the contributions made by major historical figures to the physical sciences... 203H132 Scientific knowledge is subject to change... 204H135 Scientific measurement and notation systems... 205H136 Processes involved in scientific data collection and manipulation (organization of data, significant figures, linear regression)... 206H139 Interpret and draw conclusions from data, including those presented in tables, graphs, and charts... 207H142 Analyze errors in data that is presented (sources of error, accuracy, precision)... 208H145 Safety procedures involved in the preparation, storage, use, and disposal of laboratory and field materials... 209H147 Identify appropriate use, calibration procedures, and maintenance procedures for laboratory and field equipment... 210H148 Preparation of reagents, materials, and apparatus for classroom use... 211H150 Knowledge of safety and emergency procedures for the science classroom and laboratory... 212H150 Knowledge of the legal responsibilities of the teacher in the science classroom... 213H152 Impact of science and technology on the environment and human affairs... 214H152 Issues associated with energy production, transmission, management, and use (including nuclear waste removal and transportation)... 215H153 Issues associated with the production, storage, use, management, and disposal of consumer products... 216H154 Issues associated with the management of natural resources... 217H155 Applications of science and technology in daily life... 218H156 Social, political, ethical, and economic issues arising from science and technology... 219H157 Sample Test...159 Answer Key...188 Rigor Table...189 Rationales with Sample Questions...190 v