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WorksheetsScience Chapter 10 Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 8mins
Objects can move in straight lines or in curved paths.
True
False
Mass stays the same from one place to the next, but weight can change.
True
False
Objects start to move on their own.
True
False
Your frame of reference is like your point of view.
True
False
A moving object changes its motion only when a force acts on it.
True
False
An object is accelerating only if it is speeding up.
True
False
The roller coaster does NOT accelerate as it slows down.
True
False
Objects cannot move back and forth as a vibration.
True
False
When picking a reference point, select an object that does NOT move.
True
False
To find the average speed of a moving object, divided the time by the distance the object travels.
True
False
a measure of how fast an object moves
mass
force
reference point
velocity
speed
measures how much matter is in an object
mass
force
reference point
velocity
speed
any push or pull
mass
force
reference point
velocity
speed
a place or object used to determine if an object is moving
mass
force
reference point
velocity
speed
a measure of how fast an object moves and the direction it is moving
mass
force
reference point
velocity
speed
the change in one object's position compared with another object's position
motion
weight
acceleration
relative motion
gravity
the force that pulls all objects toward each other
motion
weight
acceleration
relative motion
gravity
measures how strong the force of gravity is on an object
motion
weight
acceleration
relative motion
gravity
a change in position of an object
motion
weight
acceleration
relative motion
gravity
a change in the speed and direction that an object moves
motion
weight
acceleration
relative motion
gravity
Which object requires the least amount of force to move 5 meters?
golf ball
soccer ball
bowling ball
table tennis ball
On which object would the force of gravity be strongest?
an apple
a book
a basketball
a truck
What is needed to describe velocity?
speed and position
speed and direction
direction and position
direction and relative motion
