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Velocity-Time Graphs

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

To determine how fast an object is moving on a Velocity-time graph I should...

a)

Look at the vertical axis for that time

b)

Determine the area between the graph & the x axis up to that time

c)

See whether the graph is above or below the x axis at that time

d)

Solve for the slope of the graph at that time

2.

To determine which way an object is moving on a Velocity-time graph I should...

a)

Look at the vertical axis for that time

b)

Determine the area between the graph & the x axis up to that time

c)

See whether the graph is above or below the x axis at that time

d)

Solve for the slope of the graph at that time

3.

To determine an object's acceleration using a Velocity-time graph I should...

a)

Look at the vertical axis for that time

b)

Determine the area between the graph & the x axis up to that time

c)

See whether the graph is above or below the x axis at that time

d)

Solve for the slope of the graph at that time

4.

To determine how far an object travels using a Velocity-time graph I should...

a)

Look at the vertical axis for that time

b)

Determine the area between the graph & the x axis up to that time

c)

See whether the graph is above or below the x axis at that time

d)

Solve for the slope of the graph at that time

5.

Describe the motion of an object given by the velocity vs time graph.

a)

It is speeding up, forward

b)

it is not moving.

c)

It has a constant speed, backward.

d)

It is slowing down, forward.

6.

Describe the motion of an object given by the velocity vs time graph.

a)

It is speeding up, forward.

b)

it is not moving.

c)

It has a constant speed.

d)

It is slowing down, backward.

7.

Describe the motion of an object given by the velocity vs time graph.

a)

It is speeding up, forward.

b)

it is not moving.

c)

It has a constant speed.

d)

It is slowing down, backward.

8.

Describe the motion of an object given by the velocity vs time graph.

a)

It is speeding up, backward.

b)

it is not moving.

c)

It has a constant speed.

d)

It is slowing down, forward.

9.

Describe the acceleration of an object given by the velocity-time graph.

a)

acceleration is zero

b)

acceleration is positive

c)

acceleration is negative

10.

Describe the acceleration of an object given by the velocity-time graph.

a)

acceleration is zero

b)

acceleration is positive

c)

acceleration is negative

11.

What scenario could be modeled by this velocity-time graph?

a)

ball thrown into air

b)

ball bouncing off the ground

c)

ball dropped from a building

d)

ball motionless on the ground

12.

In the velocity-time graph shown, at which time was the object traveling the fastest?

a)

10 s

b)

20 s

c)

30 s

d)

40 s

13.

In the velocity-time graph shown, how far did the object travel in the first 10 seconds?

a)

30 m

b)

60 m

c)

300 m

d)

600 m

14.

For the velocity-time graph shown, which best describe the motion for 10-15 s?

a)

not moving, not accelerating

b)

moving forward, not accelerating

c)

moving backward, not accelerating

d)

moving forward, accelerating forward

15.

For the velocity-time graph shown, which interval had the greatest acceleration?

a)

0-10s

b)

10-15s

c)

15-40s

d)

40-55s