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WorksheetsMass, Force and Distance Traveled
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
The amount of matter in an object
Weight
Mass
Volume
Density
The push or pull on an object is
Force
Motion
Speed
Velocity
It is harder to stop a larger mass than a smaller mass.
True
False
Force and mass affects distance traveled.
True
False
Two trucks are traveling at the same speed. One truck has more mass than the other. If brakes are applied with the same force at the same time to both trucks, which truck will travel a greater distance before it stops?
The truck with less mass
The truck with more mass
They both will travel the same distance
A girl is pushing two blocks with the same amount of force. One block has more mass than the other block. Which statement is correct
The block with more will move farther than the block with less mass.
The blocks will move the same distance
The block with less mass will move farther than the block with more masss
The blocks will not move.
Domenic is cleaning up his room. There are two books on the floor that he needs to put away on his bookshelf. One book has more mass than the other. Which of the following is true
Domenic will need to use the same amount of force to lift each book.
Domenic will need to use more force to lift the book with less mass.
Domenic will need to use more force to lift the book with more mass.
Domenic will need to use any force to lift the book with less mass.
If different forces are applied to two objects of the same mass which of the following is true?
Neither object will move.
Both objects will move the same distance.
The object pushed with less force will move farther.
The object pushed with more force will move farther.
Two objects of the same mass are pushed and travel the same distance. What is true of the force of the pushes?
The forces are equal.
The forces are unequal.
There is not relationship among force, mass, and distance.
The forces are inversely proportional to each other.
If a ball resting on the ground is hit with very little force, how will the ball move?
It will not move far.
It will move very far.
It will roll downhill.
It will stop moving.
An attractive force that pulls objects toward each other.
Friction
Drag
Gravity
An object with a greater mass has a lesser gravitational pull.
True
False
An object with a lesser mass has a stronger gravitational pull.
True
False
distance does not have an affect on gravity
True
False
If distance increases between two object the force of gravity increases.
True
False
A force that acts between surfaces that touch each other is
Gravity
Friction
Air resistance
Non contact force
Friction between moving objects and the air is called?
Gravity
Friction
Air Resistance
The strength of the pull of gravity between two objects is affected by?
the masses of the two objects and the weight of the two objects
the weight of the two objects distance between them
the masses of the two objects and the distance between them
the masses of the two objects and the momentum of the two objects
What force acts over a distance and attracts all objects to each other?
Friction
Gravity
Inertia
Magnetism
Why do scientist measure and record the mass of objects rather than their weight?
Weight depends on the pull of gravity, so it changes depending on an objects location while mass remains the same.
Weight fluctuates with changes in temperatures, mass does not.
Mass depends on the pull of gravity, so it changes depending on an object's location while weight remains the same.
Mass fluctuates with changes in temperature; weight does not.
Sophie drops an acorn and an oak leaf from the same height. She observes that it takes the oak leaf much longer to reach the ground. What can Sophie correctly conclude?
The mass of the acorn makes it fall faster
The height from which she released the acorn and oak leaf affects how they fall.
The shape of the oak leaf decreases its mass
Drag acts against the leaf's motion more than it does against the acorn's motion.
Which of the following explains why a flat sheet of paper dropped from a height of 2 meters will not fall at the same rate and land at the same time as a sheet of paper crumpled into a ball?
The flat sheet of paper has more mass and falls faster.
The crumpled sheet of paper has more mass and fall faster.
The flat sheet of paper experiences ore air resistance and does not fall as fast.
The crumpled sheet of paper experiences more air resistance and does not fall as fast.
A landslide, mudslide, and avalanche are all caused by
magnetic fields
weather
inertia
gravity
Two people are pushing a car that will not start. Which do you predict will happen if three people push the car?
The car's motion will not be affected.
The car will change direction.
The car will slow down.
The car will speed up.
What to factors affect acceleration
Force and Distance
Mass and Distance
Mass and Force
Force and Speed
A couple takes a carriage ride being pulled by a horse. The carriage stops and three people get on with the couple. The horse continues to pull the carriage with the same amount of force. Which do you predict will happen.
The carriage will speed up
The carriage will slow down
The carriage speed will not change
The carriage will not move
What happens to the acceleration of an moving object if the force applied is increased?
The acceleration will decrease
The acceleration will stay the same
The acceleration will increase
The object will stop
What type of force will cause an object to change its motion
Contact force
balanced force
unbalanced force
non contact force
What type of force will not cause an object to change its motion
Contact force
balanced force
unbalanced force
non contact force
Gravity is an example of a contact force
True
False
Friction is an example of a non- contact force
True
False
Force can speed up, slow down, move, start, stop, and change the direction of an object
True
False
What two factors affect gravity
Weight and Distance
Mass and Weight
Force and Distance
Mass and Distance
What two factors affect friction
Mass and Surface Texture
Weight and Surface Texture
Force and Surface Texture
Motion is the change in direction
True
False
The location of an object is called
Motion
Position
Distance
Frame of Reference
Four cars are placed at the top of a ramp. Each car has a different mass. Which car will travel the farthest?
the car with 20 grams of mass
the car with 14 grams of mass
the care with 16 gram's of mass
the car with 10 grams of mass
The change of veloity with respect to time is called
Motion
Speed
Acceleration
Position
A distance traveled over a certain amount of time is called?
Acceleration
Motion
Speed
Direction
Speed with direction is called
Acceleration
Velocity
Speed
Motion
A group of objects used to measure position or motion is called?
Positon
Direction
Frame of Reference
Direction
