6th Science Unit 5 Energy, Motion and Forces Review

What describes the location of an object?

• reference point

• position

• energy

• speed

What is the law of conservation of energy?

• the amount of kinetic energy is constant in an object

• energy cannot be created or destroyed

• an object can have kinetic or potential energy but not both

• the energy an object creates is equal to the energy it destroys

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Blair and Aaron are competing in a race. Blair finished the race in 55 seconds and Aaron finished the race in 58 seconds. Which of the following must have been greater for Blair than Aaron?

• maximum speed

• average speed

• speed at the end of the race

• speed at the beginning of the race

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If four objects are all moving at the same speed, which one will have the greatest kinetic energy?

• the object with the least mass

• all will have the same kinetic energy

• the object with the most mass

• none of the objects

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A chair has two horizontal forces acting on it. One force is 200 N and the other is -200 N. Which statement describes what is happening to the chair?

• The chair's motion is not changing

• The chair's motion is changing

• The chair is not moving

• The chair is moving

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Which object would have the greatest gravitational forces acting on it?

• Bowling Ball

• Golf Ball

• Tennis Ball

• Soccer Ball

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A weather station reports the wind is blowing northeast at 12 km/h. Why is northeast at 12 km/h a vector?

• The speed in km/h

• The speed is constant

• Speed and direction are given

• An average speed is reported

How does gravity make it easier to hammer a nail into a board?

• Gravity pushes the board up helping the nail go in

• Gravity pulls the board and nail towards each other

• Gravity pulls the hammer down so it pushes the nail

• Gravity pulls the nail down but doesn't act on the hammer

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What is the term we give when one objects circles another in space due to gravitational forces?

• orbit

• inertia

• gravity

• weight

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What measurements are needed to determine the speed of an object?

• distance and time

• distance and direction

• position and time

• position and direction