Forces and Motions Quiz (AQA GCSE)

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Froggy Jumps Forces and Motions Quiz (AQA GCSE)Versión en línea Test your GCSE forces knowledge. por Erin 1 What is the SI unit of force? a Newton b Joule c Watt 2 Which law states that F = m × a? a Hooke's Law b Newton's Second Law c Boyle's Law 3 What happens to acceleration if mass doubles while force stays the same? a Acceleration stays the same b Acceleration doubles c Acceleration halves 4 What is friction most likely to do to motion? a Oppose motion b Increase speed c Create energy 5 Which factor increases braking distance? a Poor road conditions b Lower speed c Less kinetic energy 6 What is resultant force? a Force at rest b Mass alone c Net force on an object 7 If two equal forces act in opposite directions, what is the net force? a Double the force b Zero c Equal to one force 8 What measures the rate of change of velocity? a Mass b Displacement c Speed 9 Which factor does not affect resistance of a wire? a Color of the wire b Cross-sectional area c Length 10 What type of energy is stored due to position in a spring? a Kinetic energy b Elastic potential energy c Gravitational potential energy

Froggy Jumps

Forces and Motions Quiz (AQA GCSE)Versión en línea

Test your GCSE forces knowledge.

por Erin

What is the SI unit of force?

Newton

Joule

Watt

Which law states that F = m × a?

Hooke's Law

Newton's Second Law

Boyle's Law

What happens to acceleration if mass doubles while force stays the same?

Acceleration stays the same

Acceleration doubles

Acceleration halves

What is friction most likely to do to motion?

Oppose motion

Increase speed

Create energy

Which factor increases braking distance?

Poor road conditions

Lower speed

Less kinetic energy

What is resultant force?

Force at rest

Mass alone

Net force on an object

If two equal forces act in opposite directions, what is the net force?

Double the force

Zero

Equal to one force

What measures the rate of change of velocity?

Mass

Displacement

Speed

Which factor does not affect resistance of a wire?

Color of the wire

Cross-sectional area

Length

What type of energy is stored due to position in a spring?

Kinetic energy

Elastic potential energy

Gravitational potential energy

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Forces and Motions Quiz (AQA GCSE)Versión en línea

por Erin

What is the SI unit of force?

Which law states that F = m × a?

What happens to acceleration if mass doubles while force stays the same?

What is friction most likely to do to motion?

Which factor increases braking distance?

What is resultant force?

If two equal forces act in opposite directions, what is the net force?

What measures the rate of change of velocity?

Which factor does not affect resistance of a wire?

What type of energy is stored due to position in a spring?

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