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- Q1
Which may affect the motion of an object?
Gravity
Friction
Friction, Gravity and The mass of the object.
The Mass of the object
30s5.P.1.1 - Q2
A horizontal line is shown on a motion graph. What does this mean?
The object is in rapid motion at this point
The object is moving vertically
There is not enough information to determine the objects motion.
The object is not in motion at this point.
30s5.P.1.3 - Q3
A force acts on an object in the opposite direction of another force of the same size. What will happen to the object?
It will move in the direction of the first force.
It will move in the direction of the second force.
Its motion will not change.
Its mass will change.
30s5.P.1.4 - Q4
An object falls through the air, but it still experiences friction. What type of friction does this object most likely experience?
static friction
air resistance
rolling friction
sliding friction
30s5.P.1.1 - Q5
What is best known as the ability to "do work"?
Energy
Force
Gravity
Motion
30s5.P.1.1 - Q6
If you rub your hands together, you may feel heat. Why is this true?
The sliding friction creates heat
The air resistance creates heat.
None of these.
The friction causes your hands to lose heat.
30s5.P.1.1 - Q7
Which object would fall through the air at the greatest rate?
A ping pong ball
A bowling ball
A tennis ball
There is not enough information to determine which would fall at the greatest rate.
30s5.P.1.1 - Q8
A push or pull that changes the motion of an object is called?
Mass
Distance
Work
A force
30s5.P.1.4 - Q9
What type of graph can most closely show the distance an object has traveled in a given amount of time?
Distance-time graph
Bar graph
Pie Chart
None of these
30s5.P.1.2 - Q10
What occurs as two surfaces rub against each other or make contact with one another?
Direction
All of these
Friction
Motion
30s5.P.1.1 - Q11
Motion can be measured by observing the _____________traveled in a certain amount of _________________.
distance: time
friction; time
time: energy
time; friction
30s5.P.1.2 - Q12
The greater a force on an object, the greater the change in which of the following?
Phase change
Gravity
All of these
Motion
30s5.P.1.4 - Q13
Which most accurately describes gravitational forces?
Gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth due to Earth's mass.
Gravity pushes objects toward the center of Earth due to Earth's mass.
Gravity pushes objects away from the center of Earth due to Earth's mass.
Gravity pulls objects away from the center of Earth due to Earth's mass.
30s5.P.1.1 - Q14
Why don’t skateboarders keep flying through the air when they launch off a ramp?
The skateboarders have no inertia when they launch off a ramp.
The force of gravity works against the skateboarders’ inertia.
The force of gravity works against the skateboarders’ inertia.
Skateboards do not use Newtons to move around ramps.
30s5.P.1.4 - Q15
Four solid balls, each with a different mass, are moving at the same speed. Which ball would require the most force to stop its motion?
ball with a mass of 15 kg
ball with a mass of 5 kg
ball with a mass of 10 kg
ball with a mass of 20 kg
30s5.P.1.4