A push or a pull.
A. Motion
B. Speed
C. Force
D. Gravity
What is force?
The movement of an object from one place to another.
A. Speed
B. Direction
C. Motion
D. Force
What is motion?
Forces that are equal and opposite are:
A. Unbalanced
B. Gravity
C. Friction
D. Balanced
Answer: D – What are balanced forces?
The amount of matter in an object is:
A. Weight
B. Speed
C. Force
D. Mass
✅ Answer: D – What is mass?
A flat line on a motion graph shows:
A. Fast motion
B. Slow motion
C. No motion
D. Changing speed
✅ Answer: C – What is no motion?
The force that pulls objects toward Earth.
A. Friction
B. Gravity
C. Magnetism
D. Speed
What is gravity?
Which best describes speed?
A. Where something is
B. How fast something moves
C. The path it takes
D. How heavy it is
Answer: B – What is how fast something moves?
Which forces cause motion to change?
A. Balanced forces
B. Unbalanced forces
C. No forces
D. Equal forces
Answer: B – What are unbalanced forces?
The path an object moves is its:
A. Speed
B. Direction
C. Motion
D. Force
✅ Answer: B – What is direction?
A steep line on a motion graph means:
A. No motion
B. Slow speed
C. Fast speed
D. Changing direction
✅ Answer: C – What is fast speed?
This force slows down objects when two surfaces touch.
A. Gravity
B. Push
C. Friction
D. Pull
What is friction?
What happens when an object changes direction or speed?
A. Balanced forces
B. No motion
C. Friction
D. Change in motion
Answer: D – What is a change in motion?
A book sitting on a table is an example of:
A. Motion
B. Unbalanced forces
C. Balanced forces
D. Friction
Answer: C – What are balanced forces?
The tendency of an object to resist motion change is:
A. Gravity
B. Friction
C. Inertia
D. Speed
✅ Answer: C – What is inertia?
Speed depends on:
A. Force and mass
B. Distance and time
C. Direction and force
D. Mass and gravity
✅ Answer: B – What are distance and time?
What force causes a soccer ball to move when kicked?
A. A book on a desk
B. A parked car
C. A kicked soccer ball
D. A hanging picture
What is an unbalanced force?
An object that is not moving is at:
A. Speed
B. Motion
C. Force
D. Rest
Answer: D – What is rest?
This law says an object will stay at rest or keep moving unless a force acts on it.
A. Newton’s Second Law
B. Law of Gravity
C. Newton’s First Law
D. Friction Law
✅ Answer: C – What is Newton’s First Law?
Which force always pulls downward?
A. Friction
B. Push
C. Gravity
D. Pull
✅ Answer: C – What is gravity?
A curved line on a graph shows:
A. No motion
B. Balanced forces
C. Changing speed
D. Fast motion
✅ Answer: C – What is changing speed?
Why is it harder to move a heavy object than a light one?
A. It has more speed
B. It has more mass
C. It has more friction
D. It has more gravity
What is because it has more mass and needs more force?
What causes an object at rest to start moving?
A. Balanced forces
B. Gravity only
C. Unbalanced forces
D. Friction
Answer: C – What are unbalanced forces?
This law is also called the Law of Inertia.
A. Newton’s First Law
B. Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law
D. Law of Motion
✅ Answer: A – What is Newton’s First Law?
What happens when friction increases?
A. Speed increases
B. Motion stops instantly
C. Motion slows down
D. Motion changes direction
✅ Answer: C – What is motion slows down?
What happens to speed when friction decreases?
A. Speed decreases
B. Speed increases
C. Speed stops
D. Speed stays the same
✅ Answer: B – What is speed increases?