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  1. Max Planck proposed that energy comes in discrete packets called "quanta" while studying radiation emitted by this type of heated object.

    • Black body
    • White dwarf
    • Red giant
    • Blue supergiant
  2. This Austrian physicist's famous thought experiment involves a cat that is simultaneously alive and dead until observed.

    • Niels Bohr
    • Werner Heisenberg
    • Erwin Schrödinger
    • Max Born
  3. The dual nature of matter and light, behaving as both particles and these, is a fundamental concept in quantum physics.

    • Strings
    • Waves
    • Fields
    • Fluids
  4. Albert Einstein won his Nobel Prize for explaining this effect, where light striking metal causes electrons to be ejected.

    • Compton effect
    • Doppler effect
    • Zeeman effect
    • Photoelectric effect
  5. Heisenberg's famous principle states you cannot simultaneously know both the exact position and this property of a particle.

    • Mass
    • Momentum
    • Charge
    • Spin
  6. The famous double-slit experiment demonstrates that electrons create an interference pattern, proving they behave like these.

    • Particles
    • Billiard balls
    • Waves
    • Bullets
  7. In quantum mechanics, the mathematical function that describes the probability of finding a particle in various locations is named after this physicist.

    • Schrödinger
    • Heisenberg
    • Dirac
    • Pauli
  8. The constant h, representing the smallest possible unit of action in physics, was introduced by this German physicist in 1900.

    • Einstein
    • Bohr
    • Planck
    • Heisenberg

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