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Distance-Time Graph Quiz


Distance-Time Graph QuizVersion en ligne Test your DTG skills par Earle John Angeles 1 What does the slope of a distance-time graph represent? a Time elapsed b Acceleration c Velocity (speed) d Distance 2 If a distance-time graph is a horizontal line, what does that indicate? a No movement; distance constant b Constant velocity c Increasing distance over time d Uniform motion 3 A line with steep slope on a DTG indicates what? a Higher speed b Greater acceleration c No speed change d Slower speed 4 What does a straight line with constant positive slope tell you about motion? a Constant speed in a straight-line path b Acceleration present c Variable speed d Changing direction 5 How would you identify braking in a distance-time graph? a The line increases slope steadily b The slope decreases over time c The line becomes vertical d The line becomes horizontal 6 What does a line crossing the time axis at a non-zero distance imply? a Motion is instantaneous at t=0 b Distance decreases to zero c Motion starts later d Initial distance offset 7 If speed is doubled, what happens to the slope of the DTG? a Slope halves b Slope doubles c Slope becomes negative d Slope stays the same 8 What is the area under a distance-time graph? a Average speed b Velocity integral c Displacement d Not a standard area; distance is y-axis, time is x-axis 9 Which DTG feature indicates stopping briefly? a Curved line b Steep increasing slope c Vertical jump in distance d Flat segment (horizontal line) for a time interval 10 When comparing two objects on the same DTG, what indicates one is faster? a Longer flat sections b Earlier time origin c Steeper slope for that object d Lower starting distance Feedback 1 Slope = change in distance / change in time, which is velocity. 2 Horizontal means distance does not change with time. 3 Steeper slope means distance increases faster per unit time, i.e., higher speed. 4 Constant slope means constant velocity and no change in speed. 5 Braking reduces speed, so the slope becomes less steep. 6 A non-zero intercept means starting distance is not zero. 7 Speed is proportional to slope; doubling speed doubles slope. 8 DTG is not typically interpreted by area; area concept applies to velocity-time graphs. 9 A flat segment means distance not changing, i.e., rest. 10 Faster object has greater distance gain per unit time, i.e., steeper slope.

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Distance-Time Graph QuizVersion en ligne

par Earle John Angeles

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

If a distance-time graph is a horizontal line, what does that indicate?

A line with steep slope on a DTG indicates what?

What does a straight line with constant positive slope tell you about motion?

How would you identify braking in a distance-time graph?

What does a line crossing the time axis at a non-zero distance imply?

If speed is doubled, what happens to the slope of the DTG?

What is the area under a distance-time graph?

Which DTG feature indicates stopping briefly?

When comparing two objects on the same DTG, what indicates one is faster?

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