Speed
Acceleration
Play ball
Free fall
Cars
Measures
100

Speed is a measure of distance covered per unit of this.

Time

100

Acceleration can be changing when driving at a constant speed if this is changing.

Direction

100

This is the hang time for most athletes.

less than a second

100

A free falling object will increase its speed by about this much every second

10 m/s

100

A car moving or a car sitting still will continue to do so due to this.

Inertia

100

There are this many centimeters are in 1 meter

100

200

One possible unit of speed is mph which stands for this

miles per hour

200

Acceleration of a moving object is determined by measuring this and dividing it by time.

Change in speed/velocity

200

One a basketball player has jumped in the air his acceleration is now this

10 m/s downward gravity (g)

200

In a vacuum all objects fall at this rate

The same

200

A car accelerating from a rest at 4 meters per second squared will take this to reach a speed of 80 meters per second

20 seconds

200

This is the base unit for volume in the metric system

liter

300

Speedometers measure this type of speed

Instantanteous

300

Falling objects have this type of acceleration

constant

300

A ball that has been thrown in the air and reached its peak height has this instantaneous speed

0 m/s

300

A free falling object falls from a rest for 4 seconds will have about this speed.

40 meters per second

300

A car travels 5 meter each second for 5 seconds. it has this type of acceleration

constant

300

50 m/s north represents this vector

velocity

400

Another possible unit for speed is m/s which stands for this

meters per second

400

Each second an object falls if travels a farther distance than the second before when the object is undergoing this.

Freefall

400

A ball that has been thrown in the air and reached its peak height has this acceleration

about 10 m/s

400

A projectile launched straight up at a velocity of 80 meters per second will take this long to land back on the ground.

16 seconds

400

Instantaneous speed for a car can be seen on its this

Speedometer

400

This is represented by the slope of a line on a distance time graph

Speed

500

A light year is a measure of time.

False

500

A ball tossed in the air is always under the acceleration of gravity in this direction

Downward

500

This is a factor other than gravity that can influence the rate of a free falling ball

air resistance

500

A free falling object falls from a rest for 1 second will have traveled about this far.

5 meters

500

This is what stops a car from moving that is not air resistance

Friction

500

These are the base units for mass

grams