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Graphing Summative Review Quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes are part of the NFL. They are trying to understand the factors that might influence the number of injuries in their league. Can you guess what the independent variable in their study might be?

a)

Type of field they play on

b)

Number of injuries

c)

Type of cleats they wear

d)

Position each player plays

2.

Imagine Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes are part of the NFL. During the season, they sustain various injuries. If we are analyzing the injuries they sustain during the matches, what would be the dependent variable in our analysis?

a)

Type of turf they are playing on

b)

Number of injuries they sustain

c)

Type of cleats they are wearing

d)

Position they are playing in football

3.

Tom, Jerry, and Spike are part of an NFL team. They're trying to figure out what could be the controlled variables (constants) in a study about injuries in their team's NFL players. Can you help them settle this?

a)

Type of field and football being used

b)

Number of injuries and type of football boots

c)

Type of football boots and football being used

d)

Type of field and number of injuries

4.

When is the potential energy (PE) of the football at its lowest in the scenario from the picture?

a)

Just after the football is thrown by a player

b)

Just before a player is about to throw the NFL football

c)

When the football is at its peak in the air

d)

When the football is lying stationary on the field

5.

When is the kinetic energy (KE) of the ball in this scenario close to 0?

a)

When the player is about to kick the football

b)

Just after the player kicks the football

c)

When the ball is halfway to it's peak

d)

When the football is on its way back from it's peak

6.

Imagine an NFL coach, who has a team of players including Tom, Aaron, and Patrick. The coach is trying to analyze the performance of each player based on the number of touchdowns they scored in the season. Which type of graph would best represent this data?

a)

Pie chart

b)

Line graph

c)

Bar graph

d)

Scatter plot

7.

Elijah, Priya, and Harper are all NFL fans. Who among them was the quickest to reach the NFL stadium for the game?

a)

A. Elijah

b)

B. Priya

c)

C. Harper

d)

None of them

8.

Imagine you are a coach of an NFL team which includes players like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes. You want to track the number of touchdowns each player scores in each game throughout the season. Which type of graph would best illustrate this data over time?

a)

Pie chart

b)

Line graph

c)

Bar graph

d)

Scatter plot

9.

Imagine an NFL game between two teams. The punter of one team kicks the ball high into the air to clear it from his area. When do you think the football's potential energy (PE) is at its maximum?

a)

When the ball is at the bottom of its trajectory

b)

When the ball is at the top of its trajectory

c)

Halfway up its trajectory

d)

When the punter is not kicking the ball

10.

Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes are all quarterbacks in the NFL. They've been training rigorously for their upcoming games. In a study about the impact of their training on their game performance, which would be the dependent variable?

a)

Type of training they are undergoing

b)

Their improvement in performance

c)

Duration of their training

d)

Intensity of their training

11.

Imagine Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, and Spike Jones are part of the NFL. If we are studying the impact of their diet on their performance in the weekly games, what would be the independent variable in our study?

a)

Their performance during the weekly games

b)

The type of diet they are following

c)

Their position in the NFL

d)

The type of football boots they are wearing

12.

Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes are playing a game of NFL. They're curious about when the football has both kinetic and potential energy during a kick. Can you help them understand this in the context of a real NFL game scenario?

a)

When the ball is at the highest point in the air after being kicked

b)

When the ball is just about to be kicked

c)

Halfway up in the air after being kicked

d)

When the ball is lying still on the ground

13.

Which of the following graphs shows an object at constant speed?

a)

b)

c)

d)

14.

Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Patrick Mahomes are part of the NFL. They are interested in visualizing the number of touchdowns each player has thrown throughout the season. Which type of chart would be most suitable for this purpose?

a)

Bar chart

b)

Pie chart

c)

Line graph

d)

Scatter plot

15.

Why might an NFL coach choose to replicate a successful play strategy in a game instead of trying a new one?

a)

To increase the number of plays

b)

To test the reliability of the strategy

c)

To reduce the risk of losing the game

d)

To save time and resources

16.

Consider a scenario where an NFL player kicks a football with a certain amount of force. The football travels a certain distance before it comes to a stop. In this context, can you explain how the law of conservation of energy applies?

a)

The energy of the football decreases as it travels

b)

The energy of the football increases as it travels

c)

The total energy of the football remains constant throughout its journey

d)

The energy of the football is zero

17.

When an NFL player kicks the football during a game, what happens to the energy according to the law of conservation of energy?

a)

The energy is destroyed

b)

The energy is created

c)

The energy is transferred from the player to the football

d)

The energy disappears into the air

18.

A graph shows the number of injuries in an NFL team over a season. If the graph shows a steady increase, what can be inferred about the team's safety measures?

a)

The safety measures are effective

b)

The safety measures are not effective

c)

The safety measures have no impact on the number of injuries

d)

The graph does not provide enough information to make an inference

19.

Consider a scenario where an NFL player kicks a football. The ball reaches a certain height and then falls back down. In this context, can you explain how the law of conservation of energy applies?

a)

The energy of the ball decreases as it travels up and increases as it comes down

b)

The energy of the ball increases as it travels up and decreases as it comes down

c)

The total energy of the ball remains constant throughout its journey

d)

The energy of the ball is zero