Top Force and Motion EOG Questions

A soccer ball, a tennis ball and a marble are thrown with the same amount of force. Which will move the fastest?

• soccer ball

• tennis ball

• marble

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A pencil falls off a desk. What pulls it to the floor?

• gravity

• friction

• mass

• speed

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A runner records the distance and time he ran around the track. What can be determined from this data?

• direction

• force

• speed

• position

Three different solid balls of the same size are moving at the same speed. Which ball would require the most force to stop it's motion?

• foam ball

• iron ball

• wooden ball

• baseball

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Three different balls were thrown with the same force. Which ball would move the slowest?

• ball with mass = 250 g.

• ball with mass = 500 g.

• ball with mass = 1000 g.

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How do brakes slow a bicycle down?

• add energy to the wheels

• use gravity on the wheels

• create friction on the wheels

• create acceleration on the wheels

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A soccer ball is kicked across a field and rolls to a stop. What is responsible for it coming to a stop?

• friction

• gravity

• inertia

• magnetism

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Sam pushed an empty wheelbarrow to the backyard and filled it with rocks. Describe the force needed to push the wheelbarrow after it was loaded.

• the increased mass will require less force

• the decreased mass will require more force

• the increased mass will require more force

• the force needed will not change

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A train traveled 100 miles in the first hour and 150 miles its second hour. How can the motion of the train be described?

• it traveled slower in the first hour

• it traveled faster in the first hour

• it traveled at the same speed

• it traveled fast then slowed down

If a boy and girl are tugging on a rope with unbalanced force, what will happen?

• they will stay still

• they will move in the direction of the greater force

• they will change mass

• they will move in the direction of the smaller force

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