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EASA Part-66 Module 2: Physics

Matter, mechanics, fluids, thermodynamics, optics and wave motion.

Everything on this page is open and needs no account. Play the simulations, answer the sample questions, then open the full module for notes, mind maps and the complete question bank.

Interactive simulations

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Bernoulli & the VenturiFull screen ↗
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Gas Laws, PV = nRTFull screen ↗
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Simple Harmonic Motion, the PendulumFull screen ↗
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Standing (Stationary) WavesFull screen ↗
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Projectile MotionFull screen ↗
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Momentum & CollisionsFull screen ↗
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Energy Conversion (KE ⇄ PE)Full screen ↗
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Hooke's LawFull screen ↗
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Kinetics in 3D, Linear, Rotational & Periodic MotionFull screen ↗
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States of MatterFull screen ↗
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Newton's Second Law, F = maFull screen ↗
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Moments & EquilibriumFull screen ↗
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Levers & Mechanical AdvantageFull screen ↗
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Friction, Static & KineticFull screen ↗
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Work, Energy & PowerFull screen ↗
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Density, Specific Gravity & BuoyancyFull screen ↗
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Pressure & HydraulicsFull screen ↗
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Temperature Scales & Thermal ExpansionFull screen ↗
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Heat Transfer, Conduction, Convection & RadiationFull screen ↗
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Pressure & DepthFull screen ↗
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Heat TransferFull screen ↗
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Specific & Latent HeatFull screen ↗
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Thermal ExpansionFull screen ↗
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Sample exam questions

Real Part-66-style multiple choice with explanations. Options are shuffled each attempt, just like the exam.

Matter

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  1. 1. The three particles that make up an atom are:

    Proton, neutron, electron
    Proton, ion, electron
    Neutron, ion, molecule
  2. 2. Which particle carries a positive charge?

    Proton
    Electron
    Neutron
  3. 3. Which particle carries a negative charge?

    Electron
    Proton
    Neutron
  4. 4. Which particle has no charge?

    Neutron
    Proton
    Electron
  5. 5. Protons and neutrons are found in the:

    Nucleus
    Electron shell
    Orbit
  6. 6. Electrons orbit the:

    Nucleus
    Proton only
    Neutron
  7. 7. An atom that has lost or gained electrons becomes an:

    Ion
    Isotope
    Molecule
  8. 8. Most of an atom's mass is in the:

    Nucleus
    Electron shell
    Empty space
  9. 9. The atomic number equals the number of:

    Protons
    Neutrons
    Electrons plus neutrons
  10. 10. A neutral atom has equal numbers of:

    Protons and electrons
    Protons and neutrons
    Neutrons and electrons
  11. 11. The lightest subatomic particle is the:

    Electron
    Proton
    Neutron
  12. 12. The charge on a neutron is:

    Zero
    Positive
    Negative
  13. 13. The three states of matter are:

    Solid, liquid, gas
    Solid, metal, gas
    Hot, cold, warm
  14. 14. A solid has:

    A fixed shape and volume
    No fixed shape
    No fixed volume
  15. 15. A liquid has:

    A fixed volume but takes its container's shape
    A fixed shape
    No fixed volume

Mechanics (Cat A)

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  1. 1. A force is a:

    Push or pull
    Type of energy
    Unit of mass
  2. 2. The SI unit of force is the:

    Newton
    Joule
    Watt
  3. 3. The turning effect of a force is called a:

    Moment
    Velocity
    Density
  4. 4. Moment equals force multiplied by:

    Perpendicular distance
    Time
    Mass
  5. 5. A 100 N force acting 2 m from a pivot gives a moment of:

    200 N·m
    50 N·m
    102 N·m
  6. 6. Weight is the force due to:

    Gravity
    Friction
    Magnetism
  7. 7. Mass is measured in:

    Kilograms
    Newtons
    Metres
  8. 8. Weight is measured in:

    Newtons
    Kilograms
    Litres
  9. 9. On the Moon, an object's mass:

    Stays the same
    Decreases
    Increases
  10. 10. Speed equals distance divided by:

    Time
    Mass
    Force
  11. 11. The SI unit of speed is:

    Metres per second
    Newtons
    Joules
  12. 12. A car travels 100 m in 5 s. Its speed is:

    20 m/s
    500 m/s
    0.05 m/s
  13. 13. Velocity is speed in a given:

    Direction
    Time
    Mass
  14. 14. Acceleration is the rate of change of:

    Velocity
    Distance
    Mass
  15. 15. The SI unit of acceleration is:

    m/s²
    m/s
    N

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