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Edexcel Combined Science P1 - Forces and Motion

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Check all the vector quantities.

a)

Mass

b)

Velocity

c)

Force

d)

Weight

e)

Time

2.

A brick has a mass of 0.4kg. What is its weight?

a)

0.4kg

b)

4N

c)

40Nm

3.

The gravitational field strength on earth is:

a)

Less than the gravitational field strength on the moon

b)

9.8 N

c)

9.8 N/kg

4.

What is the best way to describe 'resultant force?'

a)

The average of all the forces on a body

b)

The single theoretical force that equates to all of the actual forces acting on a body

c)

A Jedi thing

5.

What is the resultant force on this truck?

a)

20N

b)

60N

c)

20N to the right

d)

60N to the left

6.

What does Newton's first law say about a body on which a resultant force acts?

a)

It will continue at constant speed

b)

It must be stationary

c)

It will accelerate

7.

From A to B, a car's engine provides a forward force of 200N. The drag force on the car is 100N.

From B to C, the drag force remains the same, but the forward force decreases to 180N.

Which of the following statements is correct?

a)

From A to B the car is accelerating.

From B to C the car is at constant speed.

b)

From A to B the car is accelerating.

From B to C the car is decelerating.

c)

From A to B the car is accelerating.

From B to C the car is still accelerating but at a lower rate of acceleration.

8.

When a skydiver reaches terminal velocity, that means that....

a)

Her acceleration is 9.8 m/s/s

b)

Her weight is equal to her air resistance and her acceleration is zero

c)

Air resistance is high, weight is low

d)

Her weight is zero

9.

Check all the non-contact forces.

a)

Gravity

b)

Air resistance

c)

Friction

d)

Magnetic attraction

e)

Electrostatic repulsion

10.

Work done is....

(2 correct answers)

a)

Similar to energy, measured in Joules

b)

Equal to force x the distance over which the force is acting on a body

c)

Another measure of power

d)

Measured in kW.

11.

On a DISTANCE-TIME chart:

a)

A horizonal line means a stationary object

b)

A straight line diagonally means constant acceleration

c)

A straight line diagonally means an object moving at constant speed

d)

The gradient of a line represents speed

12.

On a VELOCITY-TIME chart:

a)

A horizonal line means an object moving at constant speed

b)

A straight line diagonally means an object moving with constant acceleration

c)

A straight line diagonally means an object moving at constant speed

d)

The gradient of a line represents acceleration

e)

The area under the line represents distance travelled

13.

In terms of speed, acceleration is:

a)

change in speed / distance travelled

b)

mass

c)

change in speed / time taken

d)

average speed / distance travelled

14.

The equation coming from Newton's second law is

a)

F = ma

b)

V = IR

c)

Q = It

d)

a=vuta=\frac{v-u}{t}  

15.

A driver sees a squirrel on the road in front of her. It takes her a moment to react, in which time she has travelled 10m. She then hits the brakes and stops 50m later.

Tick the correct statement.

a)

Reaction time 10m

Braking distance 50m

Stopping distance 60m

b)

Thinking distance 50m

Braking distance 10m

Stopping distance 60m

c)

Thinking distance 10m

Braking distance 50m

Stopping distance 60m

d)

Thinking distance 10m

Stopping distance 50m

Braking distance 60m