Fifth Friday Quiz

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The steepness of a line, calculated by determining the
ratio of the change in the vertical axis by the change in
the horizontal axis from one point to another on the line.

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The rate at which an object moves, equal to the
distance traveled per time interval.

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The vertical force exerted by a mass as a result of
gravity.

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The process of slowing down or stopping.

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If Mr. G takes 2 hours to fly 10 miles to George Middle School, What is Mr G's speed.

Use this graph to answer questions 6 and 7

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Which runner is running faster?

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Which runner is closer to the start of the race?

Use this graph to answer questions 8, 9 and 10

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Which runner got a 10 yard head start?

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Which runner is running faster?

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How long did Runner A take to pass Runner B?

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If Steve throws the football 120 meters in 3 seconds, what is the average speed
(velocity) of the football?

Use these motion graphs to answer question 12

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What is happening in these motion graphs? Which graph is realistic? Why? (Complete sentences)

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If your car were in a collision, would you rather be hit by Vehicle 1 (2,027 kg) or Vehicle 2 (1,415 kg) from
Activity 73? Explain in full sentences using the data from the Mass and Collisions lab.

Fifth Friday Quiz

The steepness of a line, calculated by determining theratio of the change in the vertical axis by the change inthe horizontal axis from one point to another on the line.

The rate at which an object moves, equal to thedistance traveled per time interval.

The vertical force exerted by a mass as a result ofgravity.

The process of slowing down or stopping.

If Mr. G takes 2 hours to fly 10 miles to George Middle School, What is Mr G's speed.

Which runner is running faster?

Which runner is closer to the start of the race?

Which runner got a 10 yard head start?

Which runner is running faster?

How long did Runner A take to pass Runner B?

If Steve throws the football 120 meters in 3 seconds, what is the average speed(velocity) of the football?

What is happening in these motion graphs? Which graph is realistic? Why? (Complete sentences)

If your car were in a collision, would you rather be hit by Vehicle 1 (2,027 kg) or Vehicle 2 (1,415 kg) fromActivity 73? Explain in full sentences using the data from the Mass and Collisions lab.

The steepness of a line, calculated by determining theratio of the change in the vertical axis by the change inthe horizontal axis from one point to another on the line.

The rate at which an object moves, equal to thedistance traveled per time interval.

The vertical force exerted by a mass as a result ofgravity.

The process of slowing down or stopping.

If Mr. G takes 2 hours to fly 10 miles to George Middle School, What is Mr G's speed.

Which runner is running faster?

Which runner is closer to the start of the race?

Which runner got a 10 yard head start?

Which runner is running faster?

How long did Runner A take to pass Runner B?

If Steve throws the football 120 meters in 3 seconds, what is the average speed(velocity) of the football?

What is happening in these motion graphs? Which graph is realistic? Why? (Complete sentences)

If your car were in a collision, would you rather be hit by Vehicle 1 (2,027 kg) or Vehicle 2 (1,415 kg) fromActivity 73? Explain in full sentences using the data from the Mass and Collisions lab.

The steepness of a line, calculated by determining the
ratio of the change in the vertical axis by the change in
the horizontal axis from one point to another on the line.

The rate at which an object moves, equal to the
distance traveled per time interval.

The vertical force exerted by a mass as a result of
gravity.

If Steve throws the football 120 meters in 3 seconds, what is the average speed
(velocity) of the football?

If your car were in a collision, would you rather be hit by Vehicle 1 (2,027 kg) or Vehicle 2 (1,415 kg) from
Activity 73? Explain in full sentences using the data from the Mass and Collisions lab.

The steepness of a line, calculated by determining the
ratio of the change in the vertical axis by the change in
the horizontal axis from one point to another on the line.

The rate at which an object moves, equal to the
distance traveled per time interval.

The vertical force exerted by a mass as a result of
gravity.

If Steve throws the football 120 meters in 3 seconds, what is the average speed
(velocity) of the football?

If your car were in a collision, would you rather be hit by Vehicle 1 (2,027 kg) or Vehicle 2 (1,415 kg) from
Activity 73? Explain in full sentences using the data from the Mass and Collisions lab.