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Froggy Jumps CLASSICAL MECHANICS (KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS ) (Lowersixth Science physics)Version en ligne Test your knowledge on mass, displacement, and distance in physics! par YAKILI LMS 1 What is the definition of mass? a The amount of matter in an object. b The force applied to an object. c The distance an object travels. 2 Which unit is commonly used to measure mass? a Kilograms (kg). b Meters (m). c Liters (L). 3 What does displacement refer to? a The weight of an object. b The total path traveled. c The shortest distance from the initial to the final position. 4 Which unit is used to measure displacement? a Seconds (s). b Meters (m). c Kilograms (kg). 5 What is the difference between distance and displacement? a Distance measures weight. b Distance is total path length; displacement is shortest path. c They are the same. 6 Which of the following is an example of displacement? a Moving from point A to point B in a straight line. b Walking around a track. c Driving in a circle. 7 What is the SI unit for distance? a Meter (m). b Kilogram (kg). c Newton (N). 8 How does mass affect an object's inertia? a Mass has no effect on inertia. b More mass means more inertia. c More mass means less inertia. 9 Which of the following describes distance? a The weight of an object. b The total length of the path traveled. c The straight line between two points. 10 Is displacement a scalar or vector quantity? a Scalar quantity. b Neither. c Vector quantity. 11 What is the definition of speed? a The change in velocity over time. b The rate of acceleration. c The distance traveled per unit of time. 12 How is velocity different from speed? a Speed is a vector quantity. b Velocity includes direction, speed does not. c Velocity is always constant. 13 What does acceleration measure? a The average speed of an object. b The total distance traveled. c The rate of change of velocity over time. 14 Which of the following is a vector quantity? a Velocity. b Speed. c Distance. 15 What unit is commonly used to measure speed? a Newtons (N). b Kilograms (kg). c Meters per second (m/s). 16 If an object is accelerating, what can we say about its velocity? a Its velocity is constant. b Its velocity is changing. c Its velocity is zero. 17 What happens to speed if distance increases while time remains constant? a Speed increases. b Speed remains the same. c Speed decreases. 18 Which equation represents acceleration? a a = d / t. b a = (v_f - v_i) / t. c a = v_f + v_i. 19 What is the SI unit for acceleration? a Seconds (s). b Meters (m). c Meters per second squared (m/s²). 20 Which of the following describes uniform acceleration? a Acceleration that is constant over time. b Acceleration that varies. c Acceleration that is zero. 21 What is average velocity? a Speed at a specific moment. b Total displacement divided by total time. c Total distance divided by total time. 22 How is relative velocity defined? a Velocity of one object as observed from another object. b Velocity of an object in a vacuum. c Average speed of an object. 23 What does linear momentum depend on? a Mass and velocity of an object. b Distance and time. c Force and acceleration. 24 Which formula represents linear momentum? a p = mv (momentum = mass × velocity). b p = v/t (momentum = velocity/time). c p = m/a (momentum = mass/acceleration). 25 What unit is linear momentum measured in? a Joule (J). b Newton (N). c Kilogram meter per second (kg·m/s). 26 What is the average velocity of an object moving 100m in 5s? a 15 m/s. b 20 m/s. c 25 m/s. 27 If two cars are moving towards each other, how is their relative velocity calculated? a By subtracting their speeds. b By averaging their speeds. c By adding their speeds together. 28 Which of the following is NOT a property of linear momentum? a It depends on mass and velocity. b It can be negative only. c It is conserved in isolated systems. 29 What happens to momentum in a collision? a It doubles after the collision. b It is conserved in an isolated system. c It is always lost. 30 What is the average velocity of an object at rest? a It cannot be determined. b 0 m/s. c 1 m/s. 31 What defines displacement in physics? a The shortest distance from the initial to the final position. b The speed of an object. c Total distance traveled. 32 Which of the following is a vector quantity? a Time. b Velocity. c Speed. 33 How is acceleration defined? a The rate of change of velocity over time. b The change in position. c The total distance covered. 34 What does a negative acceleration indicate? a An object is speeding up. b An object is at rest. c An object is slowing down. 35 Which of the following represents velocity? a 30 m/s. b 30 m east. c 30 m/s east. 36 What is the unit of displacement? a Meters (m). b Kilograms (kg). c Seconds (s). 37 Which vector quantity is always directed towards the center of a circular path? a Linear displacement. b Tangential velocity. c Centripetal acceleration. 38 What does the slope of a displacement-time graph represent? a Velocity. b Acceleration. c Distance. 39 If an object moves in a circular path at constant speed, what is true about its velocity? a It is constantly changing direction. b It is zero. c It remains constant. 40 What is the difference between speed and velocity? a Velocity includes direction; speed does not. b Speed is a vector quantity. c They are the same. 41 What is average velocity? a Speed at a specific moment. b Total displacement divided by total time. c Total distance divided by total time. 42 How is instantaneous velocity defined? a Average speed over a time interval. b Velocity at a specific point in time. c Total distance covered in a journey. 43 Which formula represents average velocity? a v_avg = d / t b v_avg = Δx / Δt c v_inst = Δx / Δt 44 What does Δx represent in the average velocity formula? a Time interval. b Total distance traveled. c Change in position or displacement. 45 What unit is commonly used for velocity? a Kilometers (km) b Seconds (s) c Meters per second (m/s). 46 When is average velocity useful? a To calculate acceleration. b To find speed at a specific moment. c To understand overall motion over time. 47 What is the main difference between average and instantaneous velocity? a Instantaneous is always zero. b Average considers total displacement; instantaneous is at a specific time. c Average is always faster. 48 Which graph best represents instantaneous velocity? a A tangent line on a position-time graph. b A straight line across the graph. c A curve representing average speed. 49 What does a constant average velocity indicate? a Uniform motion without acceleration. b Instantaneous velocity is variable. c Changing speed. 50 In which scenario would average velocity be zero? a When time is zero. b When starting and ending positions are the same. c When speed is constant.

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What is the definition of mass?

Which unit is commonly used to measure mass?

What does displacement refer to?

Which unit is used to measure displacement?

What is the difference between distance and displacement?

Which of the following is an example of displacement?

What is the SI unit for distance?

How does mass affect an object's inertia?

Which of the following describes distance?

Is displacement a scalar or vector quantity?

What is the definition of speed?

How is velocity different from speed?

What does acceleration measure?

Which of the following is a vector quantity?

What unit is commonly used to measure speed?

If an object is accelerating, what can we say about its velocity?

What happens to speed if distance increases while time remains constant?

Which equation represents acceleration?

What is the SI unit for acceleration?

Which of the following describes uniform acceleration?

What is average velocity?

How is relative velocity defined?

What does linear momentum depend on?

Which formula represents linear momentum?

What unit is linear momentum measured in?

What is the average velocity of an object moving 100m in 5s?

If two cars are moving towards each other, how is their relative velocity calculated?

Which of the following is NOT a property of linear momentum?

What happens to momentum in a collision?

What is the average velocity of an object at rest?

What defines displacement in physics?

Which of the following is a vector quantity?

How is acceleration defined?

What does a negative acceleration indicate?

Which of the following represents velocity?

What is the unit of displacement?

Which vector quantity is always directed towards the center of a circular path?

What does the slope of a displacement-time graph represent?

If an object moves in a circular path at constant speed, what is true about its velocity?

What is the difference between speed and velocity?

What is average velocity?

How is instantaneous velocity defined?

Which formula represents average velocity?

What does Δx represent in the average velocity formula?

What unit is commonly used for velocity?

When is average velocity useful?

What is the main difference between average and instantaneous velocity?

Which graph best represents instantaneous velocity?

What does a constant average velocity indicate?

In which scenario would average velocity be zero?