2025 Force & Motion Test

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2025 Force & Motion Test

Last updated 12 months ago

47 questions

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Pipkin.IPC.SBS

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210 joules of work were needed and a force of 30 Newton's was applied in order to lift a paint can, by rope, to a roof. How many meters was the paint can lifted? 

The paint can was lifted  __________  meters 

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A swimmer is doing the backstroke in the pool

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Newton's 1st Law of Motion is also called "The Law of _________"

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Other Answer Choices:

velocity

acted

motion

rest

stays

same

Unbalanced / Outside

force

upon

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Newton's Second Law of Motion is known as "The Law of ________________"

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Other Answer Choices:

acceleration

mass

rate

more

direction

force

Accelerate

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Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ___"

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Drag the terms to the correct area to complete Newton's third law. 

PLEASE NOTE:
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints.

For Every ___________  there is a _____________  that is __________  in __________  and _____________  in______________  

Other Answer Choices:

equal

direction

opposite

force

action

reaction

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The plane did 910,000 Joules of work. Based on the force (calculated in question 3), how far (in miles) did the plane travel?

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EXTRA CREDIT: List the 5 effects of force

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EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline.

Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

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Extra Credit: Define Inertia

Pipkin.IPC.SBS

Match the following terms and definitions

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Unit for measuring work		A. Work
Unit for measuring force		B. Force
a push or pull applied to an object		C. Net Force
The category of force in which the object that is applying the force is physically touching the object receiving the force (or physically touching something connected to the object that is receiving the force.)		D. Joule
When the force acting on an object results in the object's movement in the direction of the applied force		E. Newton
The category of force in which the 2+ interacting objects are not physically touching yet a push or pull force is able to be exerted from one to the other.		F. Contact Force
The sum of the total forces acting on an object		G. Action at a distance Force

Match the picture to the MAIN type of force it is illustrating

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
The lawnmower is exerting ____ on the grass		Spring Force
The baby, sitting inside the car seat (resting/not moving) and the book, sitting on the table are both examples of ______		Tension Force
The bucket is being moved by ____		Applied Mechanical Force
Sledding or sliding into first are examples of ______		Normal Force
The force that holds an atom together is		Frictional Force
The force that pulls us to the earth and causes a ball to fall to the ground when it's thrown is _____		Electromagnetic Force
The force that causes the nails to stick to the magnet is _________		Gravitational Force
The man moves up and down because of the ___________ in the pogo stick		Magnetic Force

210 joules of work were needed and a force of 30 Newton's was applied in order to lift a paint can, by rope, to a roof. How many meters was the paint can lifted? 

The paint can was lifted  __________  meters 

A LARGE 18-wheeler/tractor-trailer and a SMALL Mini Cooper are both driving alongside each other on a highway, and both have to come to a stop because of an accident up ahead.

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The __________ has more inertia.

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Which of Newton's laws explains why the ball is sitting on the tee?

Law of Inertia

Law of Acceleration

Law of Action/Reaction

Which of Newton's laws explains how the ball will move based on the way the bat contacts it once the batter swings?

Law 1

Law 2

Law 3

A grizzly bear is chasing you, its enormous mass would be most threatening. But if you zigzagged, its large mass would be to your advantage. Which of Newton's laws tells us this?

1st Law

2nd Law

3rd Law

The monkey cannot move the elephant due to it's mass. This is an example of Newton's _____ law of motion.

First

Second

Third

The skateboarders push off one another's hands and roll apart. This picture is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion

1st

2nd

3rd

The driver is moving at 50mph and then slams on his brakes, causing him to move forward against his seatbelt. This is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion.

1st

2nd

3rd

Select ALL 4 of the forces that are at work in this picture

What are the MAIN two contact forces involved in lifting the box?

Normal Force
Magnetic Force
Buoyant Force
Gravitational Force
Electrical (electrostatic) Force
Tension Force
Friction Force
Applied Mechanical Force
Air Resistance
Spring Force

Contact Force
Non-Contact Force (Action at a Distance)

The dog is moving at a force of 30N and the boy is pulling back on the leash with a force of 21N

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The boy being pulled by his dog is an example of a __________ force.

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Calculate is the (total) net force?

Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.
⬆️ ⬇️

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__________are equal and opposite forces on an object that results in no change in position, direction, or motion. 

Only unbalanced forces can create motion

True

False

When arrows are pointing in the same direction, you subtract to calculate the net force.

True

False

Air Resistance is a type of Friction Force as they both work against the motion.

True

False

Which force is NOT an opposing force (meaning it doesn't work against gravity or motion)

Select all forces that are present in the following scenario of skydiving

A swimmer is doing the backstroke in the pool

Which of Newton's laws explains why the swimmer's arms (pictured above) move one way and her body is propelled in the other direction?

Law 1

Law 2

Law 3

Law 4

Newton's 1st Law of Motion is also called "The Law of _________"

Drag and drop the words below to complete Newton's First Law of Motion. 

PLEASE NOTE:
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints.

"An object at_________  __________ at  ______________________   and an object in _____________________in ___________at the same _____________   unless __________   _________by an ______________________  __________  ."

Other Answer Choices:

velocity

acted

motion

rest

stays

same

Unbalanced / Outside

force

upon

Newton's Second Law of Motion is known as "The Law of ________________"

Drag & Drop the terms below to complete Newton's Second Law of Motion. 

PLEASE NOTE: 
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints. 

Objects will _______________ in the ______________ of the applied __________ . The _________ of their _________________  is dependent upon the amount of __________  applied to an object’s _________ . The more _________ an object has, the _________ __________ required to_______________  it.

Other Answer Choices:

acceleration

mass

rate

more

direction

force

Accelerate

Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ___"

Drag the terms to the correct area to complete Newton's third law. 

PLEASE NOTE:
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints.

For Every ___________  there is a _____________  that is __________  in __________  and _____________  in______________  

Other Answer Choices:

equal

direction

opposite

force

action

reaction

What is the total net force acting on the plane?

780 N ➡️

900 N ⬅️

700 N ➡️

8 N ⬅️

The plane did 910,000 Joules of work. Based on the force (calculated in question 3), how far (in miles) did the plane travel?

Which Person applied the most FORCE

Which person is doing the most work?

EXTRA CREDIT: List the 5 effects of force

EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline.

Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

Extra Credit: Define Inertia

Match the following terms and definitions

Unit for measuring work

A. Work

Unit for measuring force

B. Force

a push or pull applied to an object 

C. Net Force

The category of force in which the object that is applying the force is physically touching the object receiving the force (or physically touching something connected to the object that is receiving the force.)

D. Joule

When the force acting on an object results in the object's movement in the direction of the applied force

E. Newton

The category of force in which the 2+ interacting objects are not physically touching yet a push or pull force is able to be exerted from one to the other. 

F. Contact Force

The sum of the total forces acting on an object

G. Action at a distance Force

YOU WILL NOT USE EVERY TERM. NO TERM WILL BE USED TWICE.

When the force acting on an object results in the object's motion in the direction of the applied force.

A push or pull applied to an object

The sum of the total forces acting upon an object

This force is present when an object is pulled on by an elastic band, rope, cable, or wires.

Defined as the force of attraction between the Earth and all objects that are on Earth due to their masses.

A supporting force; occurs when one object is in contact with & being supported by another object, holding it in a stationary position.

Match the picture to the MAIN type of force it is illustrating

The lawnmower is exerting ____ on the grass

Spring Force

The baby, sitting inside the car seat (resting/not moving) and the book, sitting on the table are both examples of  ______

Tension Force

The bucket is being moved by ____

Applied Mechanical Force

Sledding or sliding into first are examples of ______

Normal Force

The force that holds an atom together is 

Frictional Force

The force that pulls us to the earth and causes a ball to fall to the ground when it's thrown is _____

Electromagnetic Force

The force that causes the nails to stick to the magnet is _________

Gravitational Force

The man moves up and down because of the ___________ in the pogo stick

Magnetic Force

A LARGE 18-wheeler/tractor-trailer and a SMALL Mini Cooper are both driving alongside each other on a highway, and both have to come to a stop because of an accident up ahead.

The __________ has more inertia.

Which of Newton's laws explains why the ball is sitting on the tee?

Law of Inertia

Law of Acceleration

Law of Action/Reaction

Which of Newton's laws explains how the ball will move based on the way the bat contacts it once the batter swings?

Law 1

Law 2

Law 3

A grizzly bear is chasing you, its enormous mass would be most threatening. But if you zigzagged, its large mass would be to your advantage. Which of Newton's laws tells us this?

1st Law

2nd Law

3rd Law

The monkey cannot move the elephant due to it's mass. This is an example of Newton's _____ law of motion.

First

Second

Third

The skateboarders push off one another's hands and roll apart. This picture is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion

1st

2nd

3rd

The driver is moving at 50mph and then slams on his brakes, causing him to move forward against his seatbelt. This is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion.

1st

2nd

3rd

Select ALL 4 of the forces that are at work in this picture

Applied Force

Normal Force

Spring Force

Tension Force

Magnetic Force

Gravitational Force

Air Resistance

Electrical Force

What are the MAIN two contact forces involved in lifting the box?
 

Frictional Force

Tension Force

Spring Force

Applied Muscular Force

Bouyant Force

Normal Force

Air Resistance

Normal Force

Magnetic Force

Buoyant Force 

Gravitational Force

Electrical (electrostatic) Force

Tension Force

Friction Force

Applied Mechanical Force

Air Resistance

Spring Force

Contact Force

Non-Contact Force (Action at a Distance) 

The dog is moving at a force of 30N and the boy is pulling back on the leash with a force of 21N

The boy being pulled by his dog is an example of a __________ force.

Calculate is the (total) net force?

Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.
⬆️ ⬇️

__________are equal and opposite forces on an object that results in no change in position, direction, or motion. 

Only unbalanced forces can create motion

True

False

When arrows are pointing in the same direction, you subtract to calculate the net force. 

True

False

Air Resistance is a type of Friction Force as they both work against the motion.

True

False

Which force is NOT an opposing force (meaning it doesn't work against gravity or motion)

Normal Force

Friction Force

Air Resistance

Buoyant Force

Tension Force

Select all forces that are present in the following scenario of skydiving 

Applied Muscular Force

Applied Mechanical Force

Tension Force

Spring Force

Buoyant Force

Normal Force

Air Resistance

Gravitational Force

Electromagnetic Force

Which of Newton's laws explains why the swimmer's arms (pictured above) move one way and her body is propelled in the other direction?

Law 1

Law 2

Law 3

Law 4

Drag and drop the words below to complete Newton's First Law of Motion. 

PLEASE NOTE:
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints.

"An object at_________  __________ at  ______________________   and an object in _____________________in ___________at the same _____________   unless __________   _________by an ______________________  __________  ."

Drag & Drop the terms below to complete Newton's Second Law of Motion. 

PLEASE NOTE: 
Formative has upgraded and you can now use the same word multiple times (YAY).
Don't forget to read the attached hints. 

Objects will _______________ in the ______________ of the applied __________ . The _________ of their _________________  is dependent upon the amount of __________  applied to an object’s _________ . The more _________ an object has, the _________ __________ required to_______________  it.

What is the total net force acting on the plane?

780 N ➡️

900 N ⬅️

700 N ➡️

8 N ⬅️

Which Person applied the most FORCE

Person A

Person B

Person C

Person D

Person E

Which person is doing the most work? 

Person A

Person B

Person C

Person D

Person E

When the force acting on an object results in the object's motion in the direction of the applied force.

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

A push or pull applied to an object

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

The sum of the total forces acting upon an object

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

This force is present when an object is pulled on by an elastic band, rope, cable, or wires.

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

Defined as the force of attraction between the Earth and all objects that are on Earth due to their masses.

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

A supporting force; occurs when one object is in contact with & being supported by another object, holding it in a stationary position.

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

The type of force that a person or a machine directly exerts on an object

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

A form of frictional force that is always present when things are in motion in the air, atmosphere, or with wind. It opposes gravitational force on falling objects. 

A. Force

B. Work

C. Gravitational Force

D. Tension Force

E. Normal Force

F. Net Force

G. Frictional Force

H. Applied Force

I. Spring Force

J. Air Resistance (Drag Force)

K. Magnetic Force

Net Force is a scalar quantity

True

False

Which vehicle will come to a stop faster when the outside force of the breaks acts on it?

Tractor Trailer

Mini Cooper

They will stop at the same rate of acceleration

Which of Newton's laws determined your answer to #14 (Which car will stop faster?)

Law 1

Law 2

Law 3

What is the MAIN type of force demonstrated by this picture?

Tension Force

Air Resistance

Frictional Force

Applied Mechanical Force

Buoyant Force

Normal Force

Spring Force

Gravitational Force

2025 Force & Motion Test

2025 Force & Motion Test

A swimmer is doing the backstroke in the pool

Newton's 1st Law of Motion is also called "The Law of _________"

Newton's Second Law of Motion is known as "The Law of ________________"

Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ____________ ______ _____________"

The plane did 910,000 Joules of work. Based on the force (calculated in question 3), how far (in miles) did the plane travel?

EXTRA CREDIT: List the 5 effects of force

EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline. Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

Extra Credit: Define Inertia

Match the following terms and definitions

Match the picture to the MAIN type of force it is illustrating

Which of Newton's laws explains why the ball is sitting on the tee?

Which of Newton's laws explains how the ball will move based on the way the bat contacts it once the batter swings?

A grizzly bear is chasing you, its enormous mass would be most threatening. But if you zigzagged, its large mass would be to your advantage. Which of Newton's laws tells us this?

The monkey cannot move the elephant due to it's mass. This is an example of Newton's _____ law of motion.

The skateboarders push off one another's hands and roll apart. This picture is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion

The driver is moving at 50mph and then slams on his brakes, causing him to move forward against his seatbelt. This is an example of Newton's ____ law of motion.

Select ALL 4 of the forces that are at work in this picture

What are the MAIN two contact forces involved in lifting the box?

Calculate is the (total) net force?Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.⬆️ ⬇️

Only unbalanced forces can create motion

When arrows are pointing in the same direction, you subtract to calculate the net force.

Air Resistance is a type of Friction Force as they both work against the motion.

Which force is NOT an opposing force (meaning it doesn't work against gravity or motion)

Select all forces that are present in the following scenario of skydiving

A swimmer is doing the backstroke in the pool

Which of Newton's laws explains why the swimmer's arms (pictured above) move one way and her body is propelled in the other direction?

Newton's 1st Law of Motion is also called "The Law of _________"

Newton's Second Law of Motion is known as "The Law of ________________"

Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ____________ ______ _____________"

What is the total net force acting on the plane?

The plane did 910,000 Joules of work. Based on the force (calculated in question 3), how far (in miles) did the plane travel?

Which Person applied the most FORCE

Which person is doing the most work?

EXTRA CREDIT: List the 5 effects of force

EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline. Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

Extra Credit: Define Inertia

When the force acting on an object results in the object's motion in the direction of the applied force.

A push or pull applied to an object

The sum of the total forces acting upon an object

This force is present when an object is pulled on by an elastic band, rope, cable, or wires.

Defined as the force of attraction between the Earth and all objects that are on Earth due to their masses.

A supporting force; occurs when one object is in contact with & being supported by another object, holding it in a stationary position.

Calculate is the (total) net force?Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.⬆️ ⬇️

Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ___"

EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline.

Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

Calculate is the (total) net force?

Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.
⬆️ ⬇️

Newton's THIRD law is also known as "The Law of ___"

EXTRA CREDIT: Use the picture above to help you explain how all 3 of Newton's laws are in action when jumping on the trampoline.

Make sure you specify which law you're talking about as you explain.

Calculate is the (total) net force?

Type the number and unit, followed by an arrow. You can copy and paste the arrows from these instructions: ⬅️. ➡️.
⬆️ ⬇️