WorksheetsFinal Physics Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
True or False-Constant velocity is just like sitting still.
True
False
The direction of acceleration is the same as the direction of net ________.
energy
sound
force
friction
A free fall or roller coaster ride both provide _______ g (no acceleration) motion.
double
zero
triple
less
A log flume ride and the abrupt stop of a roller coaster demonstrate __________ acceleration.
linear
angular
no
more
The curves of roller coaster, tilt-a-whirl, swings, loops, crests, troughs of roller coasters all demonstrate ______________ changes.
perpendicular
linear
more
directional
During a free fall, you are accelerating ____________ toward the earth, but no longer feel accelerated: don’t feel weight
downward
upward
away
behind
True or False-•The typical acceleration of a car with normal driving is around 5g's.
True
False
Due to __________, when going around a curve it smashes you against window.
mass
weight
inertia
velocity
The car is accelerated toward the _________ of the curve by a centripetal (center seeking) force.
left
right
away from
center
True or False- Centrifugal force is not a real force.
True
False
Relating to Centripetal Acceleration, circular motion the acceleration is ___________, directed towards the center.
varied
constant
increasing
decreasing
In a rotating drum ride you’re pressed against wall. This is because the _________ force against the wall matches gravity.
inertial
vector
friction
opposing
Relating to a Roller Coaster loop –you accelerates downward (at top) with acceleration __________than gravity.
greater
less than
equal too
During Sustained vertical spinning- you feel _________ at the bottom.
heavier
taller
lighter
shorter
Relating to Old-Fashioned Swings the rope and _________ pull on the swingers.
inertia
gravity
motion
force
Earth revolves on its axis _______ per day.
twice
thrice
once
periodically
Bumper cars run on...
nuclear power
wind power
solar power
electricity
The force that makes a roller coaster roll is?
gravity
motors
gears
rocket power
You can think of a waterslide as being like a rollercoaster—only wet, and with no safety belt or track. The force of _________ gets riders from the top to the bottom
gravity
potential energy
kinetic energy
solar power
The forces acting on riders on a waterslide: gravity, of course, but also the _________ between your body and the slide (or the tube you're on and the slide) and how the water interacts with the slide itself.
adhesion
lubricant
friction
mass
True or False-Water acts as a source of friction between you and the slide,
True
False
