Acceleration
Forces
Energy
Projectile Motion
Momentum
100

How do you find Average Acceleration?

Change of Velocity over time

100

What type of collision occurs when kicking a soccer ball?

Inelastic collison. 

100

True or false by blocking a ball the player destroys the energy?

False

100

True or False? An example of projectile motion is when a ball is hit into air reaching it's max height before coming back down

True

100

What gets transferred  to the ball when it is hit?

Momentum

200

True or False? More force is needed to accelerate a ball if it has less mass?

False

200

From a physics view, what is the difference between a shot and a pass?

Amount of Force used to strike the ball. 

200

What is Energy?

The ability to do work.

200

What causes the ball to come back down when struck?

Gravity

200

True or False? Momentum can be described as mass in motion.

True

300

Greater GRF results in better acceleration for soccer players, What is GRF?

Ground Reaction Force

300

When passing the ball on the ground what contact force causes the ball to slow down from the ground?

Friction

300

A player winding up to hit the ball is an example of what kind of energy?

Potential energy

300

When kicked into the air when is the velocity of the ball equal to 0

When it is at its peak. 

300

What is Momentum?

Velocity of the object x mass

400

Soccer players where cleats that strike into the ground to increase Acceleration, What do the studs of the cleats produce?

Friction
400

Finish the equation Force x Distance = Blank

Work

400

When the opposing goalie makes a save what happens to the energy from the shot?

The goalie absorbs the energy when catching the ball. According to the Law of energy conservation.

400

What is the path that a ball is on when kicked into the air?

Parabolic path

400

When receiving a pass a player will do what to slow the Momentum. 

Cushion the ball into the foot absorbing energy and redirecting the momentum. 

500

Which one of Newton's Laws states, "The change in velocity (acceleration) with which an object moves is directly proportional to the magnitude of the force applied to the object and inversely proportional to the mass of the object."

Newton's Second Law 

500

What is force can effect the flight of the ball when shot?

The Magnus effect.

500
When striking the ball the potential energy is converted to?

Kinetic Energy

500

When a ball is hit and the acceleration has come to an end what two forces are interacting with the ball?

Gravity and Friction 

500

In physics what is the letter abbreviation for momentum.

? =  m X v

p

M
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n
u