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- 1. Multiple Choice
What distance did you travel if you are running at a speed of 15 m/s for 10 minutes? (Remember you may need to convert units)
1.5 m
0.667 m
9000 m
150 m
- 2. Multiple Choice
A vehicle exerts a force of 100N and is accelerating at 22.23 m/s2. What is the mass of the vehicle?
222.3 kg
4.50 kg
2,223 kg
0.450 kg
- 3. Multiple Choice
If two objects with the same shape are dropped from the same height, which object till hit the ground first? Object A has a mass of 50g and object B has a mass of 50g.
Object A
Object B
Both will hit at the same time.
It depends on the shape of the object.
- 4. Multiple Choice
In which direction does the force of gravity pull on objects?
It pushes objects up
It pulls objects to the right
It pulls objects to the left
It pulls objects downward.
- 5. Multiple Choice
If you travel to another planet, what force causes you to be able to float?
Air resistance
Friction
Gravity
Net force
- 6. Multiple Choice
Using the figure shown, are the forces balanced or unbalanced?
balanced
unbalanced
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which graph shown represents a person away from home and then running back to get their bookbag?
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which graph shown represents a person waiting at a stop light, down the street from their house?
- 9. Multiple Choice
A student is walking with an acceleration of 2.5 m/s holding a box with a mass of 65kg. What force is being exerted by the student?
162.5 N
0.038 N
26 N
637 N
- 10. Multiple Choice
In class, we are investigating Newton's 2nd Law of motion. We measure the force applied to move a textbook across the desk. The textbook has a mass of 2kg and the force measured is 4 N. The textbook moved across the table with a constant acceleration. Which statement best describes why this happened?
The force measured was the force of friction and without friction the textbook accelerates at 2 m/s2
The force measured was the net force and without this force the textbook would have moved faster.
The force is the force of gravity and without this force the textbook would not move.
The force is the net force to the right, which causes the textbook to move at a constant acceleration.
- 11. Multiple Choice
What is weight?
It is how much stuff is inside the object.
It is different for objects depending on the mass and volume.
It is different for objects depending on the mass and gravity.
It is how heavy an object is based on position.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Jessica wants to jump out of an airplane for her birthday. Jessica has a mass of 150 kg once she is suited up. As she falls the force of gravity, which is 1000 N, pulls her down while air resistance, which is 300 N, pushes her up. These forces are _______________.
net forces
balanced forces
unbalanced forces
don't matter
- 13. Multiple Choice
Newton's 1st Law states an object _______ will remain _________ unless a force acts upon it.
at rest; in motion
in motion; in motion
in motion; at rest
in motion; still
- 14. Multiple Choice
When a ball is rolling down a hill, it will slow down because
the force of gravity slows it down.
the force of air resistance slows it down.
the force of friction slows it down.
the net forces cause it to accelerate.
- 15. Multiple Choice
An airplane is transporting supplies for the military troops and the serviceman forgets to close the main cargo door before take off. A crate containing canned goods and a crate containing tissue paper fall of the airplane. Which statement best describes what will happen?
The crate with tissue paper will hit the ground first because it has more mass.
The crate with the canned goods will fall slowly because it has more mass.
The crate with the canned goods will fall quickly because it has more mass.
Both crates will fall at the same rate since they fell at the same time
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