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WorksheetsForce, Motion & Energy Test Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
Two kids are sitting on a float in the pool. The weight of the float is pushing against the water and the water is pushing back against the float. If a third kid gets on the float what will most likely happen?
The float will sink to the bottom of the pool
The float will stay the same
The two kids will push the third kid in the water
The float will sink lower in the pool
Which surface would created the greatest amount of friction?
Harwood floor
Marble Countertop
Carpet
Ice Rink
Which of the following are examples of forces (choose all that apply)
Jumping on the trampoline
Swimming in the pond
Laying under the stars
A dog pushing his bone around
Sitting stopped at a stop light
Grayson was pushing Marleigh on the marry go round at the park. If he asks his uncle to help push her, what will most likely happen to the motion of the marry go round?
It will stop
It will accelerate
It will speed up
It will not change at all
Which of the following are examples of kinetic energy? (choose all that apply)
Racing on the track
Sitting in your seat at lunch
Throwing a baseball
A bow and arrow pulled back ready to launch
Pushing a scooter
Two students run across the playground and collide. One students energy gets transferred into the other student. The energy transfer will cause the students to--
change their location
change speed and direction
change from thermal to mechanical energy
change speed and resistance
The science word transfer means to:
move from one place to another
change from one type of energy to another
turn into speed
stop completely
A force is any push or pull that can cause an object to:
move
change starting points
stop
change direction
change speed
Net force is:
the direction an object changes when a force is applied
the total amount of force working against an object
the total amount of gravity pushing down on an object
the total mass of an object
Peyton goes to watch Steph Curry play basketball. Just before Curry takes the shot he is demonstrating what type of energy?
Kinestetic
Potential
Kinetic
Resistance
Which scientific tool could be used to measure the distance an object travels?
Ruler
Graduated Cylinder
Balance Scales
Stop Watch
What type of energy is often created as a result of two objects rubbing against each other (friction)?
Electrical Energy
Radiant Energy
Mechanical Energy
Thermal Energy
The canoe above is an example of which law of motion?
An object in motion will stay in motion and an object at rest will stay at rest
The greater the mass the greater the force needed to move the object
Anything that contains matter will have mass and take up space
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
The amount of matter inside a given object is known as-
matter
atoms
mass
weight
A softball pitcher is training with weighted balls to gain strength. Which of the following weighted ball would take the most force to move?
8 oz
10 oz
11 oz
9 oz
Grayson's coach said that he skated 10 laps in 1 minute 30 seconds. The coach was most likely measuring what-
speed
motion
force
mass
Which of the following objects would have the most mass?
bowling ball
soccer ball
beach ball
baseball
Reagan ran 2.5 miles in 18 minutes. Which scientific tool did Reagan most likely use to calculate her speed?
Ruler
Graduated cyliner
Stopwatch
Balance Scale
Grayson put new wheels on his skates. He noticed that he was not going as fast as he used to. The new wheels most likely created more ________ than the old wheels, which slowed him down.
Speed
Force
Friction
Net Resistance
Parker was playing with his toy car collection. He pushed a small car and a monster truck with the exact same amount of force. Which car most likely traveled the farthest?
both toys went the same distance
small car
Neither toy moved at all
Monster truck
