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WorksheetsForce, Motion, Energy Review- Loveland
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Energy of Motion
kinetic energy
potential energy
thermal energy
Evans energy
Energy that has to do with the height of the object.
Elastic Potential Energy
Gravitational Potential Energy
Elastic Kinetic Energy
Gravitational Kinetic Energy
Inertia represents which law of motion?
fourth
third
second
first
The second law of motion involves the interaction of what three things:
force, mass, gravity
force, gravity, acceleration
force, speed, acceleration
force, mass, acceleration
Which of the following is an example of the third law of motion?
pulling a wagon full of rocks
tablecloth trick
spinning a bucket of water in a circle
jumping on a trampoline
battery that is not in a device
kinetic energy
thermal energy
potential energy
Locaputo energy
Which of the following is not an example of inertia?
jerking forward when a car stops suddenly
a book rests on a table
Conner is running along a path
pulling a heavy weight requires more force than a lighter weight
Fill in the blanks: Inertia says that objects that are moving want to keep_______________ in a __________________ at a ____________________ unless acted on by an _____________________.
resting, curved path, constant speed, outside force
resting, straight line, constant speed, outside force
moving, straight line, constant speed, outside force
moving, straight line circular path, outside force
To calculate speed you need to know:
velocity, time
acceleration, time
distance, time
distance, units
Velocity is different from speed because it includes a
graph
distance
time
direction
Cameron runs 5 cm/second southeast
speed
velocity
acceleration
Brayden McCaleb likes spaghetti
A car speeds up to get through the red light
acceleration
speed
velocity
going really really fast
If Ms. King runs 24 miles in 3 hours, her speed would be:
8 cm/s
8 mi/hr
12 cm/s
12 mi/hr
Reid slows down when riding his bicycle
Ethan likes hedgehogs
velocity
speed
acceleration
An example of PE transforming to KE
roller coaster going down a hill
roller coaster going up a hill
roller coaster stopping
Derek flying out of a roller coaster
Which of the following is the most similar to thermal energy
friction
kinetic energy
potential energy
heat
An example of KE to PE
Going up a roller coaster hill
Going down a roller coaster hill
Going around a loop in a roller coaster
Melanie dancing in a roller coaster car
Rockets blasting off
first law of motion
second law of motion
third law of motion
fourth law of motion
Which is a true statement about friction?
Friction can be only helpful.
Friction can be only harmful.
Friction can be both helpful and harmful.
Friction is Ian's favorite science topic.
Which of the following demonstrates centripetal force?
Stopping at the end of a rollercoaster
travelling in a straight line
going up a big hill
going through a roller coaster loop
