
Acceleration Lab
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Science
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8th Grade
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Courtney Hazelip
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4 Slides • 14 Questions
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When an object goes faster, goes slower, or changes direction it is accelerating.
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Open Ended
Is a dog chasing its tail, accelerating? Explain your answer
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Open Ended
Is an airplane moving at a constant speed of 500 miles per hour in a straight line, accelerating? Explain your answer
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Open Ended
Is a race car rounding a corner at a constant speed of 200 mph accelerating? Explain your answer
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Open Ended
You're on a skateboard, moving very fast but at a constant speed. Are you accelerating? Explain.
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Open Ended
Lara claims that if an object is accelerating, it must be moving. She also claims that if an object is not accelerating, it must be at rest. Do you agree with Lara? If not, what would you say to her to convince her she is wrong?
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Multiple Choice
The Moon
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Choice
A broom falling
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Choice
A racecar moving around an oval track.
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Choice
A thrown rock after it leaves the thrower's hand and before it hits the ground.
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Choice
A toy top that is spinning, but staying in one place on the floor.
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Choice
A book sitting on a table.
Accelerating
Not Accelerating
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Multiple Select
Two cars are rounding curves. Both cars are traveling at a constant speed of 40 kmph. Car A is rounding a very sharp curve and car B is rounding a gradual curve. Select ALL statements that are true.
Car A and car B have the same acceleration because they have the same speed
car A and car B have the same acceleration because they have the same velocity
cars A and B both have zero acceleration because their speeds are not changing
Car A is accelerating more than car B because it is changing direction at a faster rate
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Multiple Select
A long distance runner out for a workout runs 4 km in 20 minutes, walks for a distance of 1 km, which takes 10 minutes, and then rests in one spot for 10 minutes. After that, she runs another 6 km in 35 minutes. Which of the following are true with respect to her motion?
When she was at rest, you could not assign a number to her speed or her acceleration
Her average speed for the entire trip is about 0.15 kilometers per minute
She never accelerates because when she runs, walks, or rests, she does so at a constant speed and direction
She accelerated whenever she changed her speed.
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Open Ended
Are you accelerating right now? How do you know?
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