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WorksheetsSpace Project 2018
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
what is mass?
the amount of force that gravity puts on an object
the amount of mass in an object
a force that pushes or pulls objects
who was Isaac Newton?
A scientist who watched stars and they formed
the person that invented the theory of inertia
the person who invented mass and weight
the scientist that discovered the sun
what is weight?
the amount of matter in an object
the tendency of an object to stay in motion
the amount of force that gravity puts on an object
the mount of force that gravity puts on planets
what does distance have to do with gravity?
the larger the distance is between objects, the less force gravity has on them
the greater the distance between objects, the stronger the force of gravity becomes
the lesser the distance is between objects, the stronger the gravitational pull is
the lesser the distance is between objects, the less force gravity will have on the objects
what does mass have to do with the force of gravity on objects?
the more mass an object has, the greater the force of gravity it will have
the less mass an object has, the force of gravity that it posses will have less force
the more mass an object has, the moore gravity will spin it
the more mass an object has, the less gravity will react on it
how much would the average man weigh on the moon?
73.5 kg
195 lbs
73.5 lbs
195 kg
what is inertia?
the tendency of an object to float into space
the tendency of matter to disappear
the tendency of an object to stay in motion
the tendency of weight to stay in motion
what does Newton's First Law state?
objects in motion will stay in motion and objects at rest will stay at rest, unless acted on by another force
objects at motion cannot stay at motion because of gravity
apples only fall from trees because of the sun
mass causes objects to no longer remain in motion
why do planets have a more powerful force of gravity then asteroids?
asteroids don't have the mass to have as powerful source of gravity then a planet
asteroids move too fast through space
planets move too slow through space
asteroids don't have enough inertia to keep themselves in orbit
why does the coin fall in the cup when you flick the card?
its mass causes it too fall in the cup
Inertai
gravity
Inertia
why would objects in space collide with each other?
the mass of the objects would cause them to form together
inertia causes them to collide
their gravity would pull them together
weight allows them to fly towards eachother
what is gravity?
a force that pulls matter together to form weight
a force that all objects possess and use to fight beyblades
a force that all objects in space have that acts on other objects
a force that brings all inertia together to form planets
