Newton's Laws of Motion Test

William is riding his bicycle at a constant speed on a straight path. He continues to move in the same direction and at the same speed until he applies the brakes or encounters an obstacle.

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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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The more mass an object has, the more force required to accelerate it.

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A farmer could not move his cart full of vegetables with only one horse, so he added another horse in order to move the cart.

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Evelyn placed a coin on top of a piece of paper on the table. When she quickly pulled the paper, the coin stayed in place. Which law of motion explains this phenomenon?

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Aiden and Grace are comparing two trucks. Aiden's truck has less mass and Grace's truck has more mass. Aiden notices that his truck accelerates faster than Grace's truck. Which law of motion explains this observation?

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Dad hit the golf ball with more force than little Johnny. Dad's golf ball went the farthest.

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The harder you pedal your bicycle, the faster the bicycle will go.

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Avery places her laptop on a desk, and the laptop exerts a downward force on the desk while the desk exerts an upward force on the laptop.

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This explains why the moon continuously orbits the earth.

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