WorksheetsForce & Motion
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The tendency of things to keep traveling in the same direction at the same speed unless forced to change
inertia
gravity
friction
mass
The attraction, pulling, force between any object with mass.
inertia
gravity
friction
mass
Force which acts in the OPPOSITE direction of an objects motion. The greater this force this harder it is to move.
inertia
gravity
friction
mass
The measure of EVERYTHING (atoms) which make up an object
inertia
gravity
friction
mass
Force is
push or pull on object
the weight of an object
an imaginary line which an object moves around
every action has an opposite but equal reaction
Motion is
push or pull on object
the act of something changing position
an imaginary line which an object moves around
every action has an opposite but equal reaction
Matter is
anything that has mass and takes up space
the act of something changing position
an imaginary line which an object moves around
every action has an opposite but equal reaction
Axis is
anything that has mass and takes up space
the act of something changing position
an imaginary line which an object moves around
every action has an opposite but equal reaction
Distance is
anything that has mass and takes up space
the act of something changing position
an imaginary line which an object moves around
the space between two things
Moving from one position to another is
Traveling
Acceleration
Velocity
Newton's first law
A change in velocity [speed and/or direction] is ...
Traveling
Acceleration
Velocity
Newton's first law
The measure of speed and/or direction of a specific object ...
Traveling
Acceleration
Velocity
Newton's first law
Objects at rest will stay at rest; objects in motion will stay in motion UNLESS acted upon by a force...
Traveling
Acceleration
Velocity
Newton's first law
The greater the amount of mass in a object the greater the force required to CHANGE that objects motion
Newtons Second Law
Acceleration
Velocity
Friction
Every action has an equal but OPPOSITE reaction
Newtons Third Law
Acceleration
Newton's First Law
Friction
The individual who finally explained how objects move and why objects fall down on Earth, was...
Albert Einstien
Isaac Newton
Madame Curie
Copernicus
