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WorksheetsMotion Graphs
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Label number 4 represents...
Variable Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
Constant Velocity
No Movement (Stationary)
Label number 4 represents...
Instantaneous Change In Displacement
Instantaneous Change In Velocity
Instantaneous Change In Time
Instantaneous Change In Acceleration
The area enclosed between the x-axis and a line on an acceleration-time graph gives you (a)
Label number 6 represents...
Variable Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
Constant Velocity
No Movement (Stationary)
The total distance travelled in this graph is...
Negligible
Negative
Positive
Zero
State one DOWNSIDE of using acceleration-time graphs.
What is the overall displacement given by this graph?
This graph is showing an object...
Covering more distance every second
Moving with a greater velocity every second
Moving with a greater acceleration every second
Moving at the speed of light
The gradient of this line is equal to (a)
Label number 3 represents...
Variable Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
Constant Velocity
No Movement (Stationary)
State one UPSIDE of using displacement-time graphs.
Label number 10 represents...
Positive Change in Velocity
Negative Displacement
Positive Displacement
Negative Change in Velocity
The area enclosed between the x-axis and the line of a displacement-time graph gives you...
Time
Total Displacement
Velocity
Nothing
Label number 1 represents...
Starting with a constant velocity
Starting with a positive acceleration
Starting with a positive Jerk
Starting with a positive displacement
Draw a displacement-time graph where an object accelerates to a constant velocity, then decelerates and returns to its starting position.
