Newton's Laws Froggy Jumps

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Match the Scenario with the correct Law it represents

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Jessica Fritzges

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Newton's Laws Froggy Jumps


Froggy Jumps Newton's Laws Froggy JumpsVersion en ligne Match the Scenario with the correct Law it represents par Jessica Fritzges 1 A hockey puck slides across ice and keeps moving until friction slows it down. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 2 An empty shopping cart accelerates faster than a full one when pushed with the same force. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 3 A book stays at rest on a desk until someone pushes it. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 4 A swimmer pushes water backward and moves forward. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 5 A soccer ball stops rolling on grass but travels farther on smooth turf. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 6 A rocket launches by pushing exhaust gases downward. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 7 A harder kick makes a ball accelerate more than a softer kick. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 8 A light sled moves faster than a heavy sled when pulled with the same force. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 9 A small car accelerates faster than a truck when both engines apply equal force. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 10 A balloon flies forward as air rushes out the back. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 11 A passenger leans forward when a bus stops suddenly. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 16 A bat hits a baseball, and both experience equal and opposite forces. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 17 Two skaters push off each other and roll in opposite directions. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 18 A heavy backpack makes it harder to accelerate while running. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 19 A heavy backpack makes it harder to accelerate while running. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 20 A small car accelerates faster than a truck when both engines apply equal force. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 21 A shopping cart keeps moving after being pushed until friction slows it down. a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law

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Newton's Laws Froggy Jumps

Froggy Jumps

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Newton's Laws Froggy JumpsVersion en ligne

par Jessica Fritzges

A hockey puck slides across ice and keeps moving until friction slows it down.

An empty shopping cart accelerates faster than a full one when pushed with the same force.

A book stays at rest on a desk until someone pushes it.

A swimmer pushes water backward and moves forward.

A soccer ball stops rolling on grass but travels farther on smooth turf.

A rocket launches by pushing exhaust gases downward.

A harder kick makes a ball accelerate more than a softer kick.

A light sled moves faster than a heavy sled when pulled with the same force.

A small car accelerates faster than a truck when both engines apply equal force.

A balloon flies forward as air rushes out the back.

A passenger leans forward when a bus stops suddenly.

A bat hits a baseball, and both experience equal and opposite forces.

Two skaters push off each other and roll in opposite directions.

A heavy backpack makes it harder to accelerate while running.

A heavy backpack makes it harder to accelerate while running.

A small car accelerates faster than a truck when both engines apply equal force.

A shopping cart keeps moving after being pushed until friction slows it down.