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Laws of Motion Review 1

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Laws of motion

Question 1

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Question 2

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Question 3

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Question 4

4.

Decribe Inertia in your own words.

Question 5

5.

Describe Action/Reaction without using the words action and reaction in the definition.

Question 6

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Question 16

16.

Name a force that may slow down the motion of an object on earth

Question 17

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Question 19

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Question 20

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Who is the founding father of physics?

Albert Einstein

Isaac Newton

Issac Einstein

none of the above

How many laws of motion are there?

1

2

3

4

Which of these is one of Newton's Laws of motion?

Acceleration

Action/Reaction

Inertia

All of the above

What type of force can affect motion? (check all that apply)

Friction

Acceleration

Drag

Gravity

Which law of motion applies to sitting on a chair and not falling?

Action/Reaction

Inertia

Acceleration

Gravity

Which of these can increase acceleration?

Mass

Drag

Gravity

Friction

The trajectory of an object is...

The amount of force you put on it

The path a moving object takes

The predicted path an object will take

none of the above

The projectile of an object is a prediction.

True

False

 If you exert the same force on two objects of different mass, you will get different accelerations 

True

False

For every force put on an object there is an opposing force on the object.

True

False

Newton developed the universal law of gravity that still exists today.

True

False

The more friction that is put on an object, the more force is needed to move it.

True

False

Mass and acceleration are needed to determine how much force is needed to move an object

True

False

Select all the examples of action/reaction

hero's engine

bouncing ball

walking

acceleration

When something is in motion it has potential energy

True

False

When something is at rest it has potential energy

True

False

Potential Energy changes to kinetic energy when

a ball is carried to the field

a ball sits on the soccer field

a ball is kicked

none of the above