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Froggy Jumps Fluid Flow Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on fluid flow concepts with this engaging quiz game! by Chris 1 What is specific volume? a The mass of a unit volume. b The amount of space occupied by a unit of mass. c The density of a fluid. 2 Define density. a The amount of mass in a unit of volume. b The volume of a unit mass. c The weight of a fluid. 3 What is buoyancy? a The upward force exerted on an immersed object. b The pressure exerted by a fluid. c The downward force on a fluid. 4 What is Pascal's Law? a Pressure increases with depth. b Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished throughout. c Pressure is constant in all fluids. 5 What is the Continuity Equation? a v1 + v2 = p1 + p2. b p1 + p2 = A1 + A2. c p1A1v1 = p2A2v2. 6 What is viscosity? a The pressure of a fluid. b The density of a fluid. c The measure of a fluid’s resistance to flow. 7 What are the two types of fluid flow? a Static and Dynamic Flow. b Continuous and Discrete Flow. c Laminar and Turbulent Flow. 8 How does temperature affect viscosity? a Viscosity increases with temperature. b As temperature increases, viscosity decreases. c Viscosity is unaffected by temperature. 9 What is mass flow rate? a The amount of mass that flows past a fixed point per unit of time. b The volume of fluid flowing per unit time. c The pressure of the fluid. 10 What is the definition of pressure in fluid flow? a Pressure is the density of a fluid. b Pressure is the force acting over an area. c Pressure is the volume of a fluid. 11 What is Specific Volume? a The upward force on an immersed object. b The mass in a unit of volume. c The amount of space occupied by a unit of mass. 12 Define Density. a The ratio of fluid density to standard fluid density. b The space occupied by a unit of mass. c The amount of mass in a unit of volume. 13 What is Pascal’s Law? a Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished throughout. b Pressure increases with depth. c Pressure is the force acting over an area. 14 What is the Continuity Equation? a p1A1v1 = p2A2v2. b v1 + v2 = A1 + A2. c p1 + p2 = A1 + A2. 15 What is Viscosity? a The pressure in a fluid. b The density of a fluid. c The measure of a fluid’s resistance to flow. 16 What is the relationship between pressure and depth? a Pressure is independent of depth. b Pressure decreases with depth. c Pressure increases directly with the depth of a liquid. 17 What is Mass Flow Rate? a The volume of fluid flowing past a point. b The amount of mass that flows past a fixed point per unit of time. c The density of fluid flowing past a point. 18 What is Buoyancy? a The pressure in a fluid. b The upward force exerted on an immersed object. c The downward force on a submerged object. 19 What is the definition of Head in Fluid Flow? a The measure of pressure in units of feet. b The density of a fluid. c The height of a fluid column. 20 What happens when two non-mixable fluids are placed together? a They will mix completely. b They will separate based on density. c They will create a new fluid.

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Fluid Flow Quiz ChallengeOnline version

by Chris

What is specific volume?

Define density.

What is buoyancy?

What is Pascal's Law?

What is the Continuity Equation?

What is viscosity?

What are the two types of fluid flow?

How does temperature affect viscosity?

What is mass flow rate?

What is the definition of pressure in fluid flow?

What is Specific Volume?

Define Density.

What is Pascal’s Law?

What is the Continuity Equation?

What is Viscosity?

What is the relationship between pressure and depth?

What is Mass Flow Rate?

What is Buoyancy?

What is the definition of Head in Fluid Flow?

What happens when two non-mixable fluids are placed together?