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WorksheetsKinematics Vocab Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
is how close each measurement is to each other.
Precision
Accuracy
Unit
Correctness
is a branch of physics
that studies an object’s motion
without reference to the object’s
mass or forces that set it in motion.
Motionology
Newtonian Motion
Kinematics
Graphing
occurs when an object changes its position (or location) over some interval of time.
Measurement
Position
Kinematics
Motion
is the precise location of an object in space at a given time.
Velocity
Position
Speed
Displacement
Placement
is the change in an object’s position
measuring only from its starting position and its final position.
Position
Distance
Displacement
Speed
Velocity
is total ground covered by an object during its motion.
Distance
Displacement
Speed
Velocity
Position
is the measurement of an object's change in displacement over an interval of time
Position
Distance
Speed
Location
Velocity
is the measurement of an object's change in distance over an interval of time
Speed
Velocity
Distance
Displacement
Acceleration
is the measurement of an object's change in velocity over an interval of time.
Speed
Distance
Acceleration
Velocity
Displacement
The steepness of a graph is called
Changing Line
Variance
Line Function
Slope
How many base units are there?
4
5
6
7
8
Which of the following is not a base unit?
Meter
Second
Minute
Kilogram
Candela
Which of the following is NOT a base unit?
s
m
m2
kg
mol
is the act of determining the size of something
using a system of units.
Quantifying
Kinematics
Vector
Measurement
Scalar
are measurements that only have magnitude.
Vector
Scalar
Magnitudinal
Unitarian
Physical
are measurements that a have magnitude & direction.
Vector
Scalar
Magnitudinal
Directional
Physical
is the variable that goes on the x-axis. It’s variation or change
does not depend on another variable.
Dependent
Independent
x-variable
y-variable
Linear
is the variable that goes on the y-axis. It’s variation or change depends on the independent variable.
Dependent
Independent
x-variable
y-variable
Linear
the slope of a Position vs Time graph gives an object's
Position
Speed
Velocity
Acceleration
Displacement
the slope of a Velocity vs Time graph gives an object's
Velocity
Acceleration
Displacement
Speed
Position
An object that starts and ends in the same position has a displacement of
The total distance traveled
Double the distance traveled
Half the distance traveled
Zero
