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WorksheetsGravity
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 12mins
What was Newton's main question about the apple's fall?
Why it was red
Why it fell straight down
Why it was sweet
Why it was round
What is gravity?
A type of energy
A force that pulls objects toward each other
A type of matter
A form of light
Which of the following statements is true about gravity?
It only works on Earth
It only affects living things
It pulls objects toward each other
It pushes objects away from each other
Which of the following is an example of gravity?
A magnet attracting metal
A ball falling to the ground
A light bulb shining
A car moving forward
What does the term "inverse relationship" mean in the context of gravity and distance?
As distance increases, gravity increases
As distance increases, gravity decreases
Distance and gravity are unrelated
Distance and gravity increase together
What is are the primary factors that decrease gravity between two objects? (Select the two correct answers)
Increasing mass
Decreasing mass
Increasing distance
Decreasing distance
What affects the strength of gravity between two objects?
Distance between objects
Color of the objects
Mass of the objects
Shape of the objects
Why is the gravitational force of the Earth stronger than that of the moon?
The Earth is closer to the sun
The Earth has a larger mass
The Earth is made of water
The Earth rotates faster
Which of the following statements is true about gravity?
The farther you are, the strong gravity is.
The closer you are, the weaker gravity is.
The closer you are, the stronger gravity is.
Distance between two objects doesn't change gravity.
In the context of gravity, what does 'less distance' imply?
More gravity
Less gravity
No change in gravity
Gravity is irrelevant
What is the main concept illustrated in the diagram?
Gravity is constant
Gravity changes with distance
Gravity is stronger with more mass
Gravity is weaker with more mass
How does the diagram describe the relationship between distance and gravity?
Directly proportional
Inversely proportional
Unrelated
Exponentially proportional
What is weight a measure of?
The size of an object
The color of an object
How much gravity pulls on an object
The temperature of an object
Which objects have more weight?
Objects with less mass
Objects with more mass
Objects with no mass
Objects with equal mass
According to Sir Isaac Newton, gravity depends on two factors. What are they?
Mass and distance
Volume and density
Sie and shape
Mass and Volume
Gravity varies depending on what planet you are on.
The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion
gravity
weight
force
inertia
