ATLAS Science Test Prep: Ruby's Catapult
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- Q1Class Period13752430s
- Q2Based on the data in Table 1, in which trial did the projectile travel the farthest?Trial 3Trial 2Trial 130s
- Q3How much greater did the projectile travel in Trial 2 than in Trial 1 when the counter weight was 1 metal key ring?2 cm46 cm22 cm24 cm30s
- Q4Based on the data in Table 1, Graph A, and Graph B, which scientific measuring tools was most likely used by Ruby's group to gather the data?weigh scalestopwatchOption 2measuring tape30s
- Q5Suppose the students in Ruby's group had conducted 4 trials with a counter weight of 2 metal key rings. Which of the following would likely describe the distance that the load/projectile would have traveled?greater than 65 cm50-60 cm44-47 cmless than 25 cm30s
- Q6Based on data found in Graph A and Graph B, how much farther did the load/ projectile travel in Trial 3 when 3 metal key rings were used than in Trial 3 when only 2 metal key rings were used?43 cm83 cm37 cm129 cm30s
- Q7According to data in Graph A, in which trial did the load/projectile travel the farthest?Trial 3, 46 cmTrial 1, 48 cmTrial 2, 48 cmTrial 3, 45 cm30s
- Q8What did Ruby and her classmates change in the experiment?the tool used to collect the measurementsthe weight of the counter weightthe type of load usedthe type of catapult used30s
- Q9Based on the experimental data, how many times was the catapult fired?3 times10 times6 times9 times30s
- Q10What can you conclude by analyzing the data in Table 1, Graph A, and Graph B?You can conclude that counter weight has nothing to do with load/projectile distance.You can conclude that as the counter weight increases, the load/projectile distance increases.You can conclude that as the counter weight increases; the load/projectile distance decreases.You can conclude tissue paper is not a good load/projectile.30s