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Force and Motion Part 1 Practice Quiz

Quiz by Rhonda Pawlik

Grade 5
Science
North Carolina Standard Course of Study

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  • Q1
    Which may affect the motion of an object?
    The Mass of the object
    Gravity
    Friction
    Friction, Gravity and The mass of the object.
    45s
  • Q2
    A horizontal line is shown on a motion graph. What does this mean?
    The object is not in motion at this point.
    The object is in rapid motion at this point
    There is not enough information to determine the objects motion.
    The object is moving vertically
    45s
    5.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 second force.
    Its mass will change.
    It will move in the direction of the first force.
    Its motion will not change.
    45s
    5.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?
    sliding friction
    air resistance
    rolling friction
    static friction
    45s
    5.P.1.1
  • Q5
    What is best knows as the ability to "do work"?
    Energy
    Force
    Motion
    Gravity
    45s
  • Q6
    A student wants to measure the distance of her classroom. What is the most appropriate scientific measurement for her to use?
    Meter
    Millimeter
    Liter
    Gram
    45s
  • Q7
    If you rub your hands together, you may feel heat. Why is this true?
    The sliding friction creates heat
    The friction causes your hands to lose heat.
    The air resistance creates heat.
    None of these.
    45s

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