Forces and Motion 1
Forces and Motion 2
Forces and Motion 3
Forces and Motion 4
Forces and Motion 5
100

True or False: An unbalanced force doesn't affect motion.

 false.

100

The heavier an object, the more __________ is required to stop it.

Force

motion

force

100

What are the countries above and below the United States?

Canada and South America

100

According to Newton,an object in motion will do this.

Stay in motion

Do not stay in motion

stay in motion

100

True or False: An unbalanced force doesn't affect motion.

False

200

Another name for Newton's 1st law.

law of inertia

law of speed

law of inertia

200

This is how gravity is measured on an object.

weight

200

An object at rest will stay at rest unless something occurs.

Balance force

Unbalanced force

 the object is acted upon by an unbalanced force

200

This country, which borders the Pacific Ocean, is also considered a continent.


Australia

200

The tendency of matter to resist a change in it's state of motion.

Definition of inertia.

Definition of speed

Definition of inertia.

300

The more mass an object has the more _________ it has.

speed

inertia

inertia

300

A car and a large truck are rolling down a hill. This will take more force to stop it.

the truck.

300

This is a change in speed.

Motion

acceleration

acceleration

300

A rocket taking off is an example of Newton's laws.

Newton's 1st Law

Newton's 2nd Law

Newton's 3rd Law

Newton's 3rd Law.  

300

This ocean border the state of California

The Pacific Ocean

400

When an object is not moving it is said to have these forces acting on it.

Balance force

Unbalance force

balanced force

400

While a bike sits atop a hill, it has__________ energy.

Potential

400

A golf ball rolls down a ramp at 5 feet per second. This is how far it will travel in 5 seconds if it maintains the same speed.

25

30

25

400

According to Newton's 3rd Law, for every action there is this.

equal and same reaction

equal and opposite reaction


equal and opposite reaction

400

True or False. 

Inertia is a force.

False

500

The scientist who theorized gravity and the laws of motion.

Sir Isaac Newton

500

In a vacuum, a feather and a bowling ball are dropped from the same height at the same time. This describes the order of how the two objects will land.

they will land at the same time in a VACUUM.

they will land at the different time in a VACUUM.

(hint: a vacuum would have no air)

they will land at the same time in a VACUUM.

500

True or False: Friction decreases speed.

True

500

Force = Mass x _______________.

acceleration

direction

acceleration

500

This is how you can tell an object is moving.

the object will not have a change in position

the object will have a change in position


The object will have a change in position