Quiz about Force, Motion, and Energy Checkpoint

Question 1

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

Sliding across the floor in your socks.

Accepted Answer

Friction

Answer

Gravity

Answer

Magnetism

Answer

Inertia

Question 2

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

Falling out of bed.

Accepted Answer

Gravity

Answer

Friction

Answer

Magnetism

Answer

None of the above

Question 3

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

A leaf falling to the ground.

Accepted Answer

Gravity

Answer

Friction

Answer

Magnetism

Answer

None of the above

Question 4

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

Iron sticking to the refrigerator.

Accepted Answer

Magnetism

Answer

Gravity

Answer

Friction

Answer

None of the above

Question 5

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

Car tires skidding across the concrete.

Accepted Answer

Friction

Answer

Gravity

Answer

Magnetism

Answer

Inertia

Question 6

Identify the following as examples of gravity, friction, or magnetism.

Separating iron filings from sand.

Accepted Answer

Magnetism

Answer

Gravity

Answer

Friction

Answer

None of the above

Question 7

A black marble is rolled across the floor and runs into a white marble. What direction will the white marble move due to the force of the black marble?

Accepted Answer

Right

Answer

Left

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Up

Answer

Down

Question 8

How would you be able to change the motion and position of the following objects?

Soccer ball

Accepted Answer

By kicking it

Answer

By looking at it

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By thinking about it

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By ignoring it

Question 9

How would you be able to change the motion and position of the following objects?

Person on a swinging

Accepted Answer

Both

Answer

Push the person forward

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Pull the person backward

Answer

None of the above

Question 10

How would you be able to change the motion and position of the following objects?

An object attached to a pulley

Accepted Answer

Pull down on the pulley rope to get the object to move up.

Answer

Push up on the pulley rope to get the object to move down.

Answer

Pull sideways on the pulley rope to keep the object stationary.

Answer

Do nothing and the object will move on its own.

Question 11

How would you be able to change the motion and position of the following objects?

Wagon

Accepted Answer

By pushing or pulling the wagon

Answer

By lifting the wagon

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By rotating the wagon

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By throwing the wagon

Question 12

Identify the forms of energy being used in this picture.

Accepted Answer

Light energy

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Thermal energy

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Sound energy

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Chemical energy

Question 13

Identify the forms of energy being used in this picture.

Accepted Answer

Thermal energy

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Electrical energy

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Nuclear energy

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Kinetic energy

Question 14

Identify the forms of energy being used in this picture.

Accepted Answer

Mechanical energy

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Solar energy

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Nuclear energy

Answer

Geothermal energy

Question 15

Identify the form of energy being used in this picture.

Accepted Answer

Sound

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Light

Answer

Thermal

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Nuclear

Answer

Kinetic

Question 16

Identify the forms of energy being used in this picture.

Accepted Answer

Electrical

Answer

Light

Answer

Thermal

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Sound

Question 17

Explain what would happen to the circuit below if the wire was cut in the location shown by the arrow.

Accepted Answer

The circuit will stop functioning.

Answer

The circuit will continue to function normally.

Answer

The circuit will short circuit.

Answer

The circuit will function intermittently.

Question 18

Would it be a better decision to have series circuits or parallel circuits in your home?

Accepted Answer

Parallel circuits are better for homes.

Answer

Series circuits are better for homes.

Answer

Both are equally good for homes.

Answer

Neither is suitable for homes.

Question 19

Is this an example of reflection or refraction of light?

Accepted Answer

Refraction

Answer

Reflection

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Transportation

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Dispersion

Question 20

Is this an example of reflection or refraction of light?

Accepted Answer

Reflection

Answer

Refraction

Answer

Diffraction

Answer

Dispersion

Question 21

Identify the following pictures as examples of reflection or refraction.

Accepted Answer

Refraction

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Reflection

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Diffraction

Answer

Dispersion

Question 22

Identify the following pictures as examples of reflection or refraction.

Accepted Answer

Reflection

Answer

Refraction

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Diffraction

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Absorption

Question 23

Identify the following pictures as examples of reflection or refraction.

Accepted Answer

Refraction

Answer

Reflection

Answer

Diffraction

Answer

Dispersion

Question 24

Identify the following pictures as examples of reflection or refraction.

Accepted Answer

Refraction

Answer

Reflection

Answer

Diffraction

Answer

Dispersion

Question 25

Identify the following pictures as examples of reflection or refraction.

Accepted Answer

Reflection

Answer

Refraction

Answer

Diffraction

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Absorption

Question 26

When object is changing position it is called ______.

Accepted Answer

Movement

Accepted Answer

Motion

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Speed

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Density

Question 27

This picture is an example of what type of force?

Accepted Answer

Friction

Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Gravitational

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Electric

Question 28

This is an example of what type of force?

Accepted Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Gravitational

Answer

Electric

Answer

Lightning

Question 29

This picture is an example of what type of force?

Accepted Answer

Gravitational

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Friciton

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Electric

Answer

Magnetic

Question 30

What type of force is shown in the picture?

Accepted Answer

Push

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Pull

Question 31

What type of force is being illustrated?

Accepted Answer

unbalanced force

Answer

balanced force

Question 32

What is friction?

Accepted Answer

A force that slows things down when they rub together

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A type of force that speeds things up

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A force that pulls things together

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A force that only acts in space

Question 33

How does friction affect a car's movement?

Accepted Answer

It slows the car down

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It makes the car go faster

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It has no effect on the car

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It helps the car start moving

Question 34

What would happen if there was no friction at all?

Accepted Answer

We could not stop moving easily

Answer

We would move faster

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Everything would be very heavy

Answer

We would not need energy to move

Question 35

On a steep hill, what could provide friction to a bike?

Accepted Answer

applying the brakes

Answer

letting the bike coast down

Answer

icy surface on the hill

Answer

turning the pedals faster

Question 36

Which of the following is an example of friction?

Accepted Answer

A ball slowing down on carpet.

Answer

An apple falling from the tree.

Answer

A person seeing themselves in the mirror.

Answer

person pushing a door.

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