What is acceleration?

D. something that causes motion

The student is playing several sports including soccer, baseball, and bowing His teacher said throwing the bowling ball requires the most force. Why is this TRUE?

B. The bowling ball has the most mass.

A. The bowling has holes on it.

C. The bowling ball has to be held by the hand.

D. The balls all require the same amount of force.

A student described the amount of force needed to change the motion of a beach ball and *a bowling ball from idle to rolling. Which statement is TRUE?

D. The bowling ball has more mass, therefore, it takes more force to roll it.

A. The beach ball has less mass but it takes more force to roll it.

B. The bowling ball has less mas but it takes more force to roll it.

C. The beach ball has more mass, therefore, it takes less force to roll it.

A child is riding his bike on a straight path. A friend applies more force to it as shown in the picture. How will the motion of the bike change?

C. The speed will just be the same.

D. It will go faster in the opposite direction.

Two boys are pulling with the same force. What will happen?

C. The boy on the left will win.

D. The boy on the right will win.

The man needs to move the boxes. Which statement correcly describes the force needed to move the boxes?

D. More force is needed to move a heavier box.

A. Equal force is needed for both boxes.

B. No force is needed to move either box.

C. More force is needed to move a lighter box.

It takes more force to pick up a bowling ball than a tennis bal. Why?

C. The bowling ball is heavier.

B. The bowling ball is lighter.

D. The tennis ball has more mass.

Which of the following actions would enable you to move a book from one position to another?

D. kicking a book across the floor

Which of the following statements describes an object in motion?

D. a coin dropping on the floor

What is the effect of the force applied in the situation below?

D. It caused the object's speed to change.

A. It caused the object to move.

B. It caused the object's size to change.

C. It caused the object's shape to change.

What is the effect of the force applied in the situation below?

A. It caused the object to move.

B. It caused the object's size to change.

C. It caused the object's shape to change.

D. It caused the object's speed to change.

Which of the situations involve NO force of friction?

C. a probe travelling through deep space

A. a skydiver falling from a plane

B. a hockey puck shot across an ice rink

D. a speed boat skimming across the water

What factors determine the amount of friction between the two objects?

B. force and weight exerted on the surfaces

force and roughness between surfaces

C. hills and valleys and how smooth or rough the surface is

D. amount of force and amount of surface that comes in contact

Why is it good to increase the friction on our car tires?

C. The more friction means the tires will not slip and slide on the road.

A. The more friction, the faster it will move.

B. The more friction means the car will go slower.

Khian needs to move the sofa in her living room to another room. To do this, without strain/difficulty, she should ____________.

D. add a pair of rollers/wheels to the footrest of the sofa and roll it to the next room

B. push the sofa to the next room with all his strength

C. take the sofa apart and reassemble it in the other room

A. the push or pull applied to an object

B. the measure of distance in a given time

C. the object's speed and direction of motion

D. measure of how far apart two obiects/places are

E. movement of an object brought about by force applied to it

B. the measure of distance in a given time

A. the push or pull applied to an object

C. the object's speed and direction of motion

D. measure of how far apart two obiects/places are

E. movement of an object brought about by force applied to it

A. the push or pull applied to an object

B. the measure of distance in a given time

C. the object's speed and direction of motion

D. measure of how far apart two obiects/places are

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Identify the force exerted.

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What are the two kinds of forces?

fast and slow

loud and soft

high and low

push and pull

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Which of the following would take the most force to lift?

a pencil

one book

a cotton ball

a box of bricks

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Identify the force exerted.

Identify the force exerted.

Identify the force exerted.

Identify the force exerted.

Identify the force exerted.

What are the two kinds of forces?

Which of the following would take the most force to lift?

A teacher rearranged the table in the classroom. She must apply pull the tables around.

What is acceleration?

The student is playing several sports including soccer, baseball, and bowing His teacher said throwing the bowling ball requires the most force. Why is this TRUE?

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