Vroom Vroom
Push it
Dude, where's my car?
I like to move it, move it
100

The rate that describes how far an object moves over time is:

a.speed

b. velocity

c. acceleration

a. speed

100

What word means a push or a pull?

force

100

The distance and direction that an object is from a reference point (ex: left, right) is:

a. speed

b. position

c. velocity

b. position

100

Which force pulls objects down towards the center of the Earth?

a. push

b. motion

c. gravity

c. gravity

200

An object’s speed and direction of motion is

a. acceleration

b. speed

c. velocity

c. velocity

200

what type of force is needed to jump off of the floor?


a. push

b. pull

a. push

200

The green car is __________ the red car

behind
200

This force slows down objects or stops them from moving. (think of carpet vs. wood floors)


friction

300

the rate of change of an object’s velocity:

a. speed

b. acceleration

c. velocity

b. velocity

300

Two people are pushing a box in opposite direction. They are both pushing with a force of 50N. The force is:

a. balanced

b. unbalanced

a. balanced

300

The red car is to the __________ of the blue car?

from our point of view: right

if in the car: left

300

A change in position is ______

a. force

b. motion

c. speed

motion

400

Acceleration can take three forms: speed increasing, speed decreasing, and change in ___________

direction

400

Finish the sentence:

An object at rest stays at rest unless...

acted on by an outside force

400

The black car is to the left of the red car. Which car is the reference point?

a. black car

b. red car

b. red car

400

This type of energy is the energy of motion:

a. kinetic

b. potential

c. thermal

a. kinetic


500

True or False: Velocity can be negative or positive

True

500

When an object exerts a force on an object, it gets an equal and opposite _______

a. push

b. pull

c. reaction

reaction

500

The truck is _______ of the yellow car

a. East

b. South

c. West

a. East

500

Another name for stored energy is:

a. kinetic energy

b. potential energy

c. thermal energy

b. potential energy

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