5th Science Interim 3

Which sprinter runs the fastest?

• Femi

• Florence

• Michael

• Yohan

If the family starts their walk from home, what can be correctly inferred about the direction of motion?

• During 4-6 minutes and 9-10 minutes, the family has returned home.

• During 4-6 minutes and 9-10 minutes, the family turned around and began walking toward home.

• During 2-4 minutes, the family is walking toward home, and during 12-14 minutes, the family is walking away from home.

• During 2-4 minutes, the family is walking away from home, and during 12-14 minutes, the family is walking toward home.

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If a 200 Newton force pushes a 10 gram sphere, on which surface will the sphere move fastest?

• carpet

• concrete

• glass

• grass

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Which graph represents the object that moves the fastest?

• Graph A

• Graph B

• Graph C

• Graph D

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A gardener hauls a wagon full of stones. Which action would most likely cause it to be more difficult to haul the stones in the wagon?

• Stones are added to the wagon

• Stones are unloaded from the wagon

• Another gardener helps pull the wagon

• Another gardener helps push the wagon

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Which force pulls Earth’s moon toward Earth?

• friction

• gravity

• inertia

• magnetism

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If the motion of the object remains constant, how far will the object move in 8 seconds?

• 15 m

• 18 m

• 20 m

• 24 m

Which inference best explains the movement of the athlete?

• The athlete moved fastest from 8-9 minutes.

• The athlete spent twice as much time moving away as moving closer.

• The athlete spent the same amount of time moving away as moving closer.

• The athlete covered a greater distance when moving away than when moving closer.

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Which action will most likely cause an object to completely stop?

• a greater force pushing an object in the same direction as its motion

• a lesser force pushing an object in the opposite direction as its motion

• an equal force pushing an object in the same direction as its motion

• an equal force pushing an object in the opposite direction as its motion

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Two similar cars are held at the top of a ramp. Car Y has a mass of 1 kg, and Car Z has a mass of 2 kg. If both cars are released at the same time, which best explains the difference in their motions?

• Car Z's larger mass requires more time to move down the ramp.

• Car Y's smaller mass requires more time to move down the ramp.

• Car Z's larger mass experiences more friction.

• Car Y's smaller mass experiences more friction.

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