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WorksheetsScience Class Agenda and Learning Targets Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 29mins
What does the letter "d" represent in the speed-distance-time formula?
Distance
Speed
Time
Density
According to the formula shown, how do you calculate speed?
Speed = Distance × Time
Speed = Distance ÷ Time
Speed = Time ÷ Distance
Speed = Distance + Time
If you drive at 100 km/hr for 6 hours, how far will you travel?
600 km
60 km
106 km
16 km
Which of the following is the correct step to substitute values into the formula for distance?
distance = 100 km/hr × 6 hr
distance = 100 km/hr + 6 hr
distance = 100 km/hr ÷ 6 hr
distance = 6 hr ÷ 100 km/hr
If a student wants to be prepared for class, which item should they NOT bring based on the materials list?
Notebook
Pencil
Chromebook
Calculator
A box has a 25N force acting upward. What should be the value of the downward force so that the box moves up with a net force of 15N?
10N
15N
25N
5N
What happens to the coin when the card is quickly flicked away in the "Coin Drop" activity?
The coin stays on the card
The coin flies away with the card
The coin drops into the cup
The coin bounces off the table
What happens when forces on an object are unbalanced?
The object’s motion changes
The object stays at rest
The object becomes invisible
The object changes color
Which of the following materials is NOT listed as required for class?
Notebook
Pencil
Calculator
Chromebook
If the net force acting on an object is not zero, what will happen to the object?
It will remain at rest
It will move at a constant velocity
It will accelerate
It will decrease in mass
Which formula would you use to find the time taken if you know the distance and speed?
Time = Distance × Speed
Time = Distance ÷ Speed
Time = Speed + Distance
Time = Speed ÷ Distance
If a car travels 300 km in 5 hours, what is its average speed?
60 km/hr
1500 km/hr
305 km/hr
55 km/hr
What does the letter "t" represent in the speed-distance-time formula?
Temperature
Torque
Thickness
Time
What is the definition of magnitude?
To continue moving.
The strength of an object or event.
Energy in motion.
The sum of all the forces exerted on an object
What is friction?
a force that slows or stops an object in motion
stored energy that is ready to be used
........ is something that gives an object energy to move.
force
object
pull
What effect does force have on an object?
It can change the object's color
It can change the object's shape
It can make the object lighter
It does not affect the object
Which of the following would require more force to stop quickly?
A fast-moving bicycle
A slow-moving car
A fast-moving skateboard
A slow-moving scooter
1. What subject does Mr. Cameron tell Lorenzo could help him break into a car?
a. Math
English
Spanish
a. Geometry
What happens to the speed of an object if a constant force is applied in the direction of motion?
It decreases
It stays the same
It increases
It changes direction
Some students predicted that a tennis ball would bounce higher than a golf ball. They conducted one test and found out that the golf ball bounced higher.
What should they do to find out if their prediction was correct?
Replace the golf ball with a baseball.
Repeat the test several more times.
Agree that the first test was accurate.
Drop the balls from a higher position.
An example of force applied in the direction of motion ................... .
opening a door
applying brakes suddenly to moving car
a batsman hitting a cricket ball
drawing water from a well
________ is a spinning force directed in a circle, most often rotating an object.
Friction
Center of gravity
Torque
Load
What is the downward force applied to all objects on Earth?
Mass
Gravity
Thrust
Drag
How much force is needed to hold an apple with a mass of 0.1 kg?
0.98 N
98 N
0.098 N
9.8 N
Force is expressed in (a) in the metric system.
Which unit is used to measure force?
Kilogram
Meter
Newton
Joule
What is inertia?
The tendency of an object to resist changes in its motion
The speed of an object in motion
The force that pulls objects to the ground
The force that moves objects in a circular path
the measurement of the force of gravity on an object
mass
speed
weight
motion
Force is a -
push or pull
only a push
only a pull
none of the above
A push or pull that can cause motion.
velocity
speed
cause
force
If you slide a hockey puck on ice, it eventually stops because of:
Gravity
Magnetism
Friction
Air resistance
What does gravity do?
Pushes objects apart
Pulls objects together
Makes objects change color
Makes objects square
What is force?
The ability to do work
A push or pull on an object
The speed of an object
The distance an object travels
This experiment can be best used to determine....
how the force used to pull a dictionary affects the mass of a box of marbles
how mass affects the force needed to move objects
how the mass of a box of marbles affect the mass of a dictionary
how mass affect the force needed to move objects
