Friction & Gravity
Newton's Laws of Motion
Acceleration
Velocity & Speed
Position & Motion
100

This is the type of friction that occurs when the applied force reaches its limit between surfaces and begins to move.

what is sliding friction

100

This is the combination of all forces acting on an object.

what is the net force

100

These are the 3 ways an object can accelerate

What are speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction.

100

this is the measure of the distance an object travels per unit of time.

what is speed

100

If you are moving towards a reference point, this is the direction you are moving.

what is the positive direction.

200

The law of universal gravitation states that the level of attraction between two objects depends on these two factors.

What are mass and distance.

200

This formula we get from Newton's Second Law of Motion.

Acceleration equals force divided by mass or

a=F/m

200

This is the formula for acceleration

final velocity minus initial velocity over time or

Vf-Vi/t

200

This is the equation for average speed.

what is distance divided by (or over) time.

200

This is the starting point you choose to describe a location or position.

what is a reference point

300

If you want to decrease fluid friction, you must decrease this aspect of an object moving toward the fluid.

What is the surface area.

300

This is the term used to describe the tendency of an object to resist a change in its motion.

what is inertia

300

When the initial acceleration arrow is longer than the final acceleration arrow, we can say this about an object's speed.

It is decreasing (or it is slowing down).

300

These are the two components of velocity

what are speed and direction.

300

This is the process of changing position.

what is motion.

400

These are two examples of non-contact forces.

What are gravity and magnets.

400

If Ms. Moe throws a call that weighs 4kgs with the force of 36N, this would be the acceleration.

What is 9m/s2.

400

This is the slope of a line representing constant speed on a time-speed graph.

What is 0 (or horizontal).

400

If the slope of the line on a time-distance graph gets steeper over time, we can tell the object is ____________.

what is increasing speed (or getting faster)

400

this is the difference between the initial position and the final position of an object

what is displacement.

500

Let me start by saying the order in this question matters. The first answer is the non-contact force that creates friction. The second answer is the contact force that creates friction

what is tiny, weak electrical charges (or small magnetism) and dips and bumps that cover all surfaces.
500

If Ms. Manwani pushed a rock that weighs 12kgs and it accelerated at 3.5m/s2. This is the force she used to push the rock.

What is 42N.

500

If Mr. Travis is riding his bike at a velocity of 6m/s when my stopwatch is at 3s and 18m/s when my stopwatch is at 7s, this is his acceleration between 3s and 7s.

what is 3m/s2

500

If a jet leaves New York City at 8:00pm EST, travels 1400 miles and lands at 11:30pm, this will be the jet's average speed.

what is 400 miles per hour

500
Pretend you have a ruler, your starting point is 1cm, and your reference point is 30cm. If you move 25cm in a negative direction, then 16cm in a positive direction this would be your displacement would be.
what is 9cm