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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which law best describes a satellite orbiting the earth. (It keeps going around and around...)1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration (2nd)3rd: Law of Action & Reaction (3rd)Law of Orbits - 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich law best describes pushing a massive truck vs. pushing a smaller car?Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action & ReactionLaw of Lemon Cars
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich law best describes a rocket blasting off into space?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action & ReactionRocket Science Law
- 4. Multiple ChoiceForce =Mass divided by AccelerationMass times SpeedMass times AccelerationAcceleration times Distance
- 5. Multiple ChoiceGravity is an example of a(n)Noncontact ForceContact ForceFriction ForceBalanced Force
- 6. Multiple ChoiceAs you push a cart of supplies down the hall and turn a corner, things on the cart fall off, traveling the direction you were just going. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionThe Seatbelt Law of Cartitude
- 7. Multiple ChoiceTo get something to move faster, you must push harder. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionLaw of Gravitation
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhen you push your knuckles into a table, it hurts your knuckles. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action & ReactionKnucklebuster's Law
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA ball thrown down to the ground bounces back up. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action & ReactionLaw of Elastics
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhen you put a book on a table, the table pushes back up on the book. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and Reaction4th: Law of Library Levels
- 11. Multiple ChoiceA person is pushed forward into their seatbelt when a car stops. This is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionSeatbelt Safety Law
- 12. Multiple ChoiceA larger, more massive football player takes more force to tackle is best described by which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action ReactionLaw of Linemen
- 13. Multiple ChoiceA person leaning on a wall and the wall pushing back is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionLeaning Law
- 14. Multiple ChoiceA brick sits at rest on a table until you push on it. This is explained by which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionLazybrick's Law
- 15. Multiple ChoicePushing harder as you skateboard causes you to speed up more is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action Reaction4th: Longboard's Law
- 16. Multiple ChoiceA magician quickly pulls out the tablecloth from under the plates on a table and the plates stay.1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and Reaction4th: Waiter's Law
- 17. Multiple ChoiceYou pull back the on a paddle and your canoe goes forward. Which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionLakeside Law
- 18. Multiple ChoiceA larger car takes a bigger, more forceful engine to move it is an example of which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action ReactionFord's Law
- 19. Multiple ChoiceOnce the engine stops, a rocket coasts through space in a straight line demonstrates which law?1st: Law of Inertia2nd: Law of Mass and Acceleration3rd: Law of Action and ReactionLaunch Law
- 20. Multiple ChoiceA(n) is a push or pull.newtonaccelerationforcemomentum
- 21. Multiple ChoiceThe force is the sum of the forces felt by an object.sumnetstrongbalanced
- 22. Multiple ChoiceIn order for forces to be , their effects must cancel each other out and not cause a change in an object's motion.balancedstrongweaknormal
- 23. Multiple ChoiceIf unbalanced forces are acting on an object, it will .not movespinmovebe balanced
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT a NONcontact force?GravityFrictionMagnetismStatic / Electricity
- 25. Multiple ChoiceGravityacts only on large objects.acts when objects are close. enough.acts on everything everywhere - it's universal.is a contact force.
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThis describes the tendency of objects to keep doing what they were doing (resting or moving).massinertiabalancemomentum
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