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Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Please find the distance time graph that matches the motion of this velocity graph

a)
b)
c)
d)
2.

According to Newton's first law which requires an outside force?

a)

An object moving in a straight line at constant velocity

b)

An object at rest

c)

a object moving at a constant velocity in a curve

d)

A stationary object

3.

According to Newton's Second Law, if the net force on an object is zero

a)

The object must remain at rest

b)

The object must stay at constant velocity

c)

The object must undergo acceleration

d)

The object has equal normal force

4.

What is happening to the speed of the object of this graph?

a)

Speed is Increasing

b)

Speed is decreasing

c)

Speed is constant

d)

Not enough data

5.

What is happening to the acceleration of the object of this graph?

a)

Acceleration is positive

b)

Acceleration is negative

c)

Acceleration is zero

d)

Not enough data

6.

What is the acceleration of the object in this graph?

a)

1 m/s^2

b)

2 m/s^2

c)

3 m/s^2

d)

4 m/s^2

7.

What is distance has the object in this graph travelled in 5 seconds?

a)

12.5 m

b)

25 m

c)

37.5m

d)

50 m

8.

An object is dropped from the top of a tall building. At what time is the object's velocity 20 m/s?

a)

After 1 second

b)

After 2 seconds

c)

After 3 seconds

d)

Continuosly over the entire fall

9.

A person with mass m stands upon a scale in an elevator. When the elevator is at rest...

a)

N = mg

b)

N > mg

c)

N < mg

d)

N is based on the speed of the elevator

10.

A person with mass m stands upon a scale in an elevator. When the begins to accelerate upwards...

a)

N = mg

b)

N > mg

c)

N < mg

d)

N is based on the speed of the elevator

11.

A person with mass m stands upon a scale in an elevator. When the begins to accelerate downwards...

a)

N = mg

b)

N > mg

c)

N < mg

d)

N is based on the speed of the elevator

12.

A person with mass m stands upon a scale in an elevator that is travelling up with a constant velocity. When the begins to stop and accelerate downwards...

a)

N = mg

b)

N > mg

c)

N < mg

d)

N is based on the speed of the elevator

13.

Which is true about the speed of the object in this interval from zero to 8 seconds

a)

It remains constant and positive

b)

It remains constant and negative

c)

It increases then descreases

d)

It deceases then increases

14.

Which is true about the acceleration of the object in this interval from zero to 8 seconds

a)

It remains constant and positive

b)

It remains constant and negative

c)

It increases then descreases

d)

It deceases then increases

15.

What is the displacement of the object in this interval from zero to 8 seconds

a)

-8m

b)

-9m

c)

-12.5m

d)

-25m

16.

Which of the following blocks will accelerate at 2 m/s^2 ?

a)

A 15 Kg block receiving 30 N of force

b)

A 20 Kg block receiving 30 N of force

c)

A 30 Kg block receiving 30 N of force

d)

A 60 Kg block receiving 30 N of force

17.

A 10 Kg block is being pulled across a frictionless surface with a force of 6N. Which of the following is an accurate free body diagram of this situation?

a)
b)
c)
d)
18.

A man is parachuting from a high altitude. He is experiencing gravity (Fg) a lifting force going straight up from his parachute (T) that causes him to sink downwards. He is being pushed to the right by a strong wind (Fw).

Which of the following expresses the relationship of forces on the X axis?

a)

Fg = T

b)

Fg - T = ma

c)

Fg - Fw = ma

d)

Fw = ma

19.

A man is parachuting from a high altitude. He is experiencing gravity (Fg) a lifting force going straight up from his parachute (T) that causes him to sink downwards. He is being pushed to the right by a strong wind (Fw).

Which of the following expresses the relationship of forces on the y axis?

a)

Fg = T

b)

Fg - T = ma

c)

Fg - Fw = ma

d)

Fw = ma

20.

A student pushes another student across the floor on a chair. The chair has not been cared for and exerts a strong frictional force that balances the force pushing it across the floor. The student pushes the high friction chair in trial A.

The student then applies WD-40 to the chair and the friction is reduced considerably creating far less friction compared to the first attempt. The student pushing the low friction chair is trial B.

Which of the following graphs expresses the correct relationship.

a)
b)
c)
d)