Force and Motion & Experimentation Quiz 2

This variable is found on the x-axis of a graph and we manipulate it in an experiment

• Independent

• Dependent

• Controlled

• Dependable

Elastic force measures how much something can be stretched or

• Broke

• Retracted

• Stretched further

• Compressed

A push or pull exerted on an object is a

• Elastic force

• Newton's law

• Force

• Magnetic force

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If you were standing on the moon instead of Earth, your ​ weight would ​ (a)   but your ​ mass would ​ (b)  

• become different
• decrease
• remain constant
• increase

Attractive forces between all objects with mass are

• Friction

• Gravitational force

• Momentum

• Velocity

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Think of our spring scale, forces are measured in _______

• Newtons
• Pounds

• Centimeters

• Kilograms

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This is the amount of matter in an object that does not change

• Magnetism

• Mass

• Gravity

• Weight

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This is the variable in an experiment that keeps things fair because it is always kept the same

• Independent variable

• Dependable variable

• Controlled variable

• Dependent variable

In our magnetic forces lab, we looked at how the number of magnets would impact the amount of washers held.

A. Identify the independent and dependent variables

B. Look at the data table provided and explain how the independent variable is impacting the dependent variable.

C. Give data and be detailed in your response. Please write in complete sentences.

This is the speed of an object falling from a height of 25 meters in 2.4 seconds. Be sure to round your answer to the tenths place and label your answer.

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