
Force and Motion
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Hadeel Hamid
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6 Slides • 12 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What is the speed of a train that travels 120 miles in 1.5 hours?
180 kilometers per hour
180 miles per hour
80 miles per hour
80 kilometers per hour
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Multiple Choice
What is the speed of a horse that runs 300 meters in 20 seconds?
15 meters per second
15 miles per hour
600 meters per second
20 meters per second
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Open Ended
Which pair of arrows show when the boat’s velocity and acceleration have the same direction?
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Open Ended
How is velocity different than speed?
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8
Multiple Choice
A student is investigating acceleration and force.
The student rolls five balls of different masses
and records her observations in the table shown.What claim can the student make using this
data?
The acceleration of an object is dependent on its
mass.
The mass of an object is directly proportional to
its acceleration.
The acceleration of an object decreases as the
mass of an object increases.
The amount of force required to accelerate an
object is proportional to its mass.
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Multiple Choice
Assuming the force acting on the object is equal,
which claim about inertia and acceleration can be
supported by the data collected by the student?
An object with a lower mass has less inertia
which causes acceleration to decrease.
An object with a higher mass has more inertia
which causes acceleration to decrease.
An object with a lower mass has more inertia
which causes acceleration to increase.
An object with a higher mass has less inertia
which causes acceleration to increase.
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Fill in the Blanks
Priya and Benjamin are playing tug-of-war. Priya pulls with a force of 500 Newtons, while Benjamin pulls with a force of 450 Newtons. Is the force balanced or unbalanced?
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
What affect do unbalanced forces have on an object? CHOOSE 3
Changes the speed of the object
Changes direction of an object
Changes position of an object
nothing
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14
Open Ended
Out of the four balls shown below, if the distance between them was kept the same, which two balls would have the weakest gravitational force? The strongest gravitational force? Why?
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Open Ended
List the three main types of friction we discussed in class and give an example of each from your life experiences.
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Multiple Choice
Which type of friction is shown in the picture?
fluid
static
rolling
sliding
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Poll
How confident do you feel about this topic now?
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