Force & Speed Changes
Mass & Motion
Equal & Opposite Forces
Real-World Crash Models
Friction & Stopping
100

If three objects change speed by the same amount, what does that mean about the force on them?

They experienced the same amount of force.

100

If two objects with the same mass change speed equally, what can you say about the forces on them?

The forces are equal.

100

In a collision, the forces on objects are...

Equal in strength, opposite in direction

100

Why does crashing affect motion?

Because forces change speed and direction.

100

What force makes sliding objects slow down?

Friction

200

True or False: It takes more force to slow something down than to speed it up.

False

200

When a more massive object changes speed by the same amount as a less massive object, which one experienced the stronger force?

They experienced the same force.

200

A skateboard and cart collide. If the cart experiences a strong force, what can you say about the skateboard?

The skateboard experiences the same strong force.

200

True or False: Only one object feels a force in a crash.

False – both objects feel a force.

200

Why did the wooden block in Question #4 stop moving?

The floor exerted a force opposite the block’s motion.

300

A ball slows from 10 m/s to 5 m/s.  Did it experience a force?

Yes, a force changed its speed (slowing is a speed change).

300

the speed of an object in a particular direction

velocity

300

In Question #3, which crash had the stronger force on the skateboard? Why?


Crash 2, because the force on the cart was stronger.

300

In the asteroid crash (#10), did the asteroid feel a force? Why?

Yes, because the moon/planet changed speed.

300

A salt shaker slides and stops. Did it “run out of force”?

No, friction slowed it down.

400

Which ball experienced the strongest force? (Purple 8→12, White 10→14, Green 6→0)

Green, because it changed speed the most.

400

Finish the sentence: “Objects with more mass require ____ force to change speed.”

More

400

Why do two boxes slow down after colliding?

They experience equal and opposite forces, causing speed changes.

400

Even if collisions exert the same force on both objects, what still affects their velocity?

mass

400

Explain why objects don’t move forever on Earth.

Friction opposes motion and slows objects.

500

Explain how the amount of speed change relates to the strength of the force.

The greater the speed change, the stronger the force exerted.

500

If a small ball and a large ball both speed up by 3 m/s, what does this tell you about the forces in the collision?

The forces were equal and opposite on both balls.

500

Describe force direction in a crash using the phrase “equal and opposite.”

Each object feels a force equal in strength but opposite in direction, changing motion.

500

The 2 forces in a collision are always in the same direction.

false

500

What is required to change velocity?

force

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