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2nd Law Review

2nd Law Review

Assessment

Presentation

Science

8th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-PS2-2, MS-PS3-5, MS-PS2-4

+1

Standards-aligned

Created by

Meagan E Mcdermott

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9 Slides • 23 Questions

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Open Ended

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What forces are being applied to this object?

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Multiple Choice

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Which will require more force to get it to the top of a hill? Why?

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The truck will require more force because it has more mass.

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The car will require more force because it has less mass.

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Both vehicles will require the same amount of force.
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The truck will require more force because gravity affects it more.

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Multiple Choice

What is the equation for calculating force?

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F = m + a
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F = m / a
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F = m - a
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F = m x a

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Multiple Choice

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After jumping out of an airplane and prior to deploying her parachute, Ms. Soria, with a mass of 72 kg jumped out of an airplane reached a constant velocity (acceleration) of 8m/s downward. What is the net force acting on the skydiver?

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9 N

2

80 N

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64 N

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576 N

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Multiple Choice

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A student is trying to hurry to their favorite class, science, but has too much crap in their backpack. The student pulls with a force of 25 N, but the backpack has a mass of 150 kg. What is the acceleration of the backpack?

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0.166 m/s²

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1.0 m/s²
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3,750 m/s²

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125 m/s²

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Multiple Choice

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If we applied the same amount of force to the truck as we did the car, what would the truck's acceleration be?

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5 m/s²
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7.5 m/s²
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10 m/s²
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15 m/s²

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Multiple Choice

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What is the net force
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10 N
2
0 N
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25 N
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1 N

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Multiple Choice

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What is the net force?
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40 N left
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0 N Balalnced
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400 N right
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40 N right

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the difference between speed and velocity?

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Velocity includes direction, speed does not.

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Speed and velocity are the same thing.

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Velocity is always greater than speed.

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Speed includes direction, velocity does not.

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Multiple Choice

The roller coaster zooms at 60 km/h.

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Speed

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Velocity

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Multiple Choice

Jordan runs at 5 m/s north across the soccer field.

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Speed

2

Velocity

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Multiple Choice

The classroom hamster sprints at 2 m/s inside its wheel.

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Speed

2

Velocity

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Multiple Choice

A scooter zooms along at 15 m/s to the right to deliver pizza.

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Speed

2

Velocity

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Multiple Choice

Ms. McDermott jogs at 8 km/h before school.

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Speed

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Velocity

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Multiple Choice

Acceleration is the change in ___

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velocity
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mass

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speed

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force

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Multiple Choice

1. The Skateboard Launch
Jordan pushes off the ground and the skateboard goes faster and faster.

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Speeding Up

2

Slowing Down

3

Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

2. The Brakes on the Bike
A student slams on the brakes while riding a bike, and the bike quickly comes to a stop.

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Speeding Up

2

Slowing Down

3

Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

3. The Soccer Ball Kick
A soccer ball rolls across the field, and then a player kicks it so it suddenly goes faster.

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Speeding Up

2

Slowing Down

3

Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

4. The Roller Coaster Turn
The roller coaster keeps the same speed but makes a sharp turn around the track.

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Speeding Up

2

Slowing Down

3

Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

5. The Car at the Red Light
A car sits at a red light. When the light turns green, it takes off down the road.

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Speeding Up

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Slowing Down

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Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

6. The Ice Cream Truck
The ice cream truck drives down the street, then slows down to stop when kids wave it over.

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Speeding Up

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Slowing Down

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Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

7. The Frisbee Curve
A frisbee flies through the air in a curved path even though its speed stays the same

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Speeding Up

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Slowing Down

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Changing Direction

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Multiple Choice

8. The Teacher’s Coffee Sprint
Mr. Cline spots the last cup of coffee in the teacher’s lounge and suddenly starts running to grab it first.

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Speeding Up

2

Slowing Down

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Changing Direction

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8. The Teacher’s Coffee Sprint
Mr. Cline spots the last cup of coffee in the teacher’s lounge and suddenly speeds up to grab it first.

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