Forces and Motion Challenge

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Yes/No quiz on forces and motion

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Forces and Motion Challenge


Forces and Motion ChallengeVersion en ligne Yes/No quiz on forces and motion par Daniel Robinson 1 The sum of all forces acting on an object is called the unbalanced force. Yes No 2 A non-zero net force causes a change in an object's velocity. Yes No 3 Friction acts opposite to the direction of motion and can cause a slow down. Yes No 4 For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Yes No 5 Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. Yes No 6 Doubling the mass while keeping the net force the same doubles the acceleration. Yes No 7 Mass resists changes in motion, giving objects inertia. Yes No 8 Pulling a door open is an example of a non-contact force. Yes No 9 Gravity is an example of a contact force. Yes No 10 When a curler sweeps their broom in front of the stone, they are using friction to keep it moving. Yes No 11 Force equals mass times acceleration. Yes No 12 You can calculate speed by multiplying distance by time. Yes No 13 You can calculate time by dividing distance by speed. Yes No 14 Forces always come in pairs. Yes No 15 The forces on this rope are of equal strength and in opposite directions, meaning they are unbalanced. Yes No 16 Friction depends on the type of surface. Yes No 17 A heavier sled will move faster down a hill, according to the 2nd law of motion. Yes No 18 The third law of motion is also known as the Law of Inertia. Yes No 19 Acceleration occurs when you increase speed, decrease speed, or change direction. Yes No 20 A speed skater is constantly accelerating as they skate around a circular track. Yes No

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Forces and Motion ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Daniel Robinson

The sum of all forces acting on an object is called the unbalanced force.

A non-zero net force causes a change in an object's velocity.

Friction acts opposite to the direction of motion and can cause a slow down.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity.

Doubling the mass while keeping the net force the same doubles the acceleration.

Mass resists changes in motion, giving objects inertia.

Pulling a door open is an example of a non-contact force.

Gravity is an example of a contact force.

When a curler sweeps their broom in front of the stone, they are using friction to keep it moving.

Force equals mass times acceleration.

You can calculate speed by multiplying distance by time.

You can calculate time by dividing distance by speed.

Forces always come in pairs.

The forces on this rope are of equal strength and in opposite directions, meaning they are unbalanced.

Friction depends on the type of surface.

A heavier sled will move faster down a hill, according to the 2nd law of motion.

The third law of motion is also known as the Law of Inertia.

Acceleration occurs when you increase speed, decrease speed, or change direction.

A speed skater is constantly accelerating as they skate around a circular track.