Don designed an experiment like the one shown below. Which question is Don trying to answer with his experiment?

He wanted to know how the masses of the blocks compare.

He wanted to measure the mass of the blocks.

He wanted to know how the volumes of the blocks compare.

He wanted to measure the weight of the blocks.

Use the picture to answer the following question. If you were to remove two washers from side B, what will happen to the cart?

The cart will move to the left.

The cart will move to the right.

If two toy trucks are pushed with the same force, Which one will move the longest distance?

The mass will make no difference

A baseball pitcher throws a baseball. It does not reach the catcher. What should the pitcher do to make a ball reach the catcher?

Increase the force used when throwing the ball

Decrease the force used when throwing the ball

Reduce the gravity exerted on the ball

Increase the gravity exerted on the ball

A group of students performed an investigation with toy cars. They applied a force on the toy cars and measured the time it took the cars to move through a 10-meter distance. The data from their investigation in shown. What question were they most likely trying to answer?

Does the force on a car affect the change in motion?

Does the mass of a car affect the distance the car travels?

Does the distance the car travels affect the time?

Does the mass of a car affect the distance the car travels?

A group of students want to test the effect of balanced forces on the motion of objects with different masses. They conducted trails with 10-gram, 20-gram, and 30-gram blocks. They applied 100 Newtons of force to each side of the blocks as shown in each trial. Which hypothesis will most likely be supported by the results of the investigation?

When a balanced force is applied the speed of an object will not change.

When a balanced force is applied the block with the greatest mass will move fastest.

When an unbalanced force is applied the block with the least mass will move fastest.

When an unbalanced force is applied the speed of an object will not change.

9. Some students were testing the effects of force on the motion of a water bottle. They set up the experiment picture above and rolled the full water bottle down both ramps. What question were the students most likely trying to answer?

D. How does ramp height affect the distance a full water bottle will roll?

A. How does mass affect the distance a full water bottle will roll?

B. How does friction affect the distance a full water bottle will roll?

C. How does the size of the water bottle affect the distance it rolls?

(6) Stephanie was at the skateboard park at the top of a ramp. She was trying to decide which ramp to take her skateboard down. One ramp was 9 feet high and the other ramp was 5 feet high. She wanted to travel as far as she possibly could without having to use any pushing force. She chose the ramp that was 9 feet high. What statement explains why she chose the 9 ft. ramp to travel the greater distance?

Stephanie knows the higher the incline the greater distance you will travel.

Stephanie knows the lower the incline the greater distance you will travel.

Stephanie knows the higher the incline the slower you go.

Stephanie knows the lower the incline the faster you go.

(7) Which scenario is showing gravity as the main force moving an object?

My pencil fell to the ground when I dropped it.

A feather floating in the wind.

A boy threw a ball up in the air.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

Forces that cause a change in motion are ________________.

unbalanced forces

balanced forces

gravitational forces

frictional forces

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NGSS.MS-PS2-2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

A force of attraction between two objects, even if they are not touching, is ________________.

gravity

friction

magnetism

electricity

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NGSS.MS-PS2-4

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

A change of position of an object is called ________________.

motion

rest

speed

distance

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NGSS.MS-PS2-2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

A force that opposes motion and acts between two objects that are touching is ________________.

friction

gravity

magnetism

tension

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

Which of the following is the best testable hypothesis about the effect of a force on an object’s motion?

Pulling a heavy box is better than pushing it.

Objects that look heavy can exert more force than other objects.

The force needed to move an object increases as the object’s mass increases.

You can use a metric ruler to measure the force applied to an object.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

The spring scale shown has an object on the pan. What does the reading on the scale measure?

Weight of the object

Volume of the object

Temperature of the object

Density of the object

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NGSS.MS-PS2-4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

Luis wants to know how the force needed to drag a box across a carpet differs from the force needed to drag the box across an icy pond. Which surface requires more force to drag the box?

Carpet

Icy pond

Both require the same force

It depends on the weight of the box

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Forces and Motion Quiz

20 questions

Forces that cause a change in motion are ________________.

A force of attraction between two objects, even if they are not touching, is ________________.

A change of position of an object is called ________________.

A force that opposes motion and acts between two objects that are touching is ________________.

Which of the following is the best testable hypothesis about the effect of a force on an object’s motion?

The spring scale shown has an object on the pan. What does the reading on the scale measure?

Luis wants to know how the force needed to drag a box across a carpet differs from the force needed to drag the box across an icy pond. Which surface requires more force to drag the box?

An unbalanced force is when objects move in one direction because the force is greater from that direction.

Rosa designed an experiment to measure the effect of forces on an object. The table shows the data she collected. (See pic)
Based on the data, which block will have the greatest change in motion?

Don designed an experiment like the one shown below.
Which question is Don trying to answer with his experiment?

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Forces and Motion Quiz

20 questions

Forces that cause a change in motion are ________________.

A force of attraction between two objects, even if they are not touching, is ________________.

A change of position of an object is called ________________.

A force that opposes motion and acts between two objects that are touching is ________________.

Which of the following is the best testable hypothesis about the effect of a force on an object’s motion?

The spring scale shown has an object on the pan. What does the reading on the scale measure?

Luis wants to know how the force needed to drag a box across a carpet differs from the force needed to drag the box across an icy pond. Which surface requires more force to drag the box?

An unbalanced force is when objects move in one direction because the force is greater from that direction.

Rosa designed an experiment to measure the effect of forces on an object. The table shows the data she collected. (See pic)Based on the data, which block will have the greatest change in motion?

Don designed an experiment like the one shown below.Which question is Don trying to answer with his experiment?

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Rosa designed an experiment to measure the effect of forces on an object. The table shows the data she collected. (See pic)
Based on the data, which block will have the greatest change in motion?

Don designed an experiment like the one shown below.
Which question is Don trying to answer with his experiment?