Unit 2 Chapter 1 Review

What forces are causing the swing to move in Figure 1?

• A swing moves up when the force of gravity pushed the person up and the force of gravity pulls the swing down.

• A swing moves down no force is applied.

• A swing moves up when a person pushes up with their legs and pulls down with their legs.

• The swing moves up when the forces are the same.

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Which of the following claims about forces and motion is true?

• An object moving in one direction can never begin moving in another direction.

• 1. Some forces, such as pushes and pulls, can cause objects to move.

• 1. An object in motion will always move in one direction and cannot change directions.

• 1. An object that remains in its same position is in motion. 

   

Which claim is correct in describing motion?

• the object has to be not moving to have motion.

• the object has to be moving to have motion and it doesn't matter how fast it is moving.

• the object has to be moving very fast to have motion.

• the object is in motion when it is both moving and not moving.

How do we know that there were forces acting on this tire? 

• The tire did not move

• The tire moved

• The tire stayed still

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Read the sentences below then choose the best title.

1. It answers a question about how or why something happens. 

2. It is based on the ideas you have learned from investigations and text. 

3. It uses scientific language. 

4. It is written for an audience. 

5. It describes things that are not easy to observe.

• Balancing Forces

• Scientific Explanation

• chain Reaction

• Non-touching Force

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 What must be applied to push or pull an object?

• Gravity

• Speed

• Force

• Distance

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 A student makes two claims while observing this object outside. Which two claims are true?

• The wind is blowing hard making the object move.

• There is no force from the wind applied to the object

• Since the object moved, a force must have been applied.

• The wind is pulling the object in opposite directions.

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Which statement best describes the force on this object?

• The person is pulling the object in the opposite dirrection.

• The person is pushing the object to a new location.

• The person is not applying a force to the object.

• Gravity is the only force acting on this object.

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A toy car is lying on the floor. Which statement best explain when the toy car will move?

• The toy car will never move.

• The toy car will move when gravity pulls on it.

• The toy car will move when the lights are turned on.

• The toy car will move when a force acts on it.

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 In Chapter 1, we learned about a floating train in the city of Faraday. What is causing the train to rise?

• The train rises because a force from another object acts on it. I know this because the train moves.

• The train rises because of gravity. I know this because gravity if a forces that pushes up.

• The train rises because of a pulling force. I know this because the train is being pulled up.

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