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Froggy Jumps Motion, Energy & Machines QuizVersión en línea Physics basics challenge por Bernard Kyle Llamas 1 1) The law states an object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an external force. a Gravity b Inertia c Unbalanced Force 2 2) The property that resists changes in motion is called _____. a Inertia b Friction c Momentum 3 3) A force that causes an object to speed up, slow down, or change direction is a _____. a Pulley b Balanced Force c Unbalanced Force 4 4) Forces equal in size and opposite in direction are _____. a Unbalanced Force b Friction c Balanced Force 5 5) Forces that are not equal and cause a change in motion are _____. a Inertia b Unbalanced Force c Balanced Force 6 6) The force of attraction between objects with mass is _____. a Electromagnetism b Gravity c Friction 7 7) The type of friction that acts on objects that are not moving is _____. a Static Friction b Sliding Friction c Fluid Friction 8 8) The type of friction that acts when two surfaces slide past each other is _____. a Rolling Friction b Sliding Friction c Static Friction 9 9) The type of friction that acts on wheels and balls is _____. a Rolling Friction b Fluid Friction c Sliding Friction 10 10) The type of friction that acts when objects move through air or water is _____. a Static Friction b Fluid Friction c Rolling Friction 11 11) Energy that comes from moving electric charges is _____. a Light Energy b Electrical Energy c Chemical Energy 12 12) Energy produced when objects vibrate is _____. a Thermal Energy b Sound Energy c Light Energy 13 13) Energy stored in food, fuel, and batteries is _____. a Chemical Energy b Kinetic Energy c Electrical Energy 14 14) A simple machine that is a slanted surface used to move objects upward is an _____. a Pulley b Wedge c Inclined Plane 15 15) A simple machine used to change the direction of force using a rope and wheel is a _____. a Lever b Pulley c Screw 16 1) Balanced forces cause a change in an object’s motion. a F b False c T 17 2) Newton’s First Law is also called the Law of Inertia. a T b False c F 18 3) Acceleration increases when applied force increases. a T b F c False 19 4) Acceleration increases when mass increases. a T b F c True 20 5) Gravity is a non-contact force. a T b F c False 21 6) Air resistance is an example of fluid friction. a False b T c F 22 7) Electrical energy can be transformed into light and sound energy. a False b T c F 23 8) Mechanical energy is the energy of motion and position. a False b T c F 24 9) A lever uses a fulcrum to lift or move a load. a False b F c T 25 10) A wedge is used mainly to lift objects upward. a F b T c True 26 1) Which law explains why a ball continues rolling until friction stops it? a D. Law of Gravity b A. First Law c B. Second Law 27 2) Which term describes resistance to motion? a C. Inertia b A. Force c D. Energy 28 3) According to Newton’s Second Law, acceleration depends on? a C. gravity and friction b B. mass and force c A. speed and direction 29 4) Which law explains why a swimmer moves forward when pushing water backward? a B. Second Law b A. First Law c C. Third Law 30 5) Which force slows a moving hockey puck on ice? a B. Normal force b A. Gravity c C. Friction 31 6) When forces are balanced, what will happen to the object? a A. accelerates b D. does not change motion c B. changes direction 32 7) What force supports a book resting on a table? a C. Normal force b A. Gravity c D. Pull 33 8) How does a parachute slow a skydiver? a B. Rolling friction b A. Sliding friction c C. Fluid friction 34 9) Which is an example of unbalanced force? a B. Pushing a box and it moves b D. Rock on the ground c A. Lamp on a table 35 10) What increases when gravity becomes stronger? a C. mass b B. friction c A. distance 36 11) Which type of friction acts on wheels? a D. Rolling b A. Sliding c B. Static 37 12) What form of energy allows us to see? a B. Heat b A. Sound c C. Light 38 13) What do you call electrical energy changing into light and sound? a A. inertia b C. energy transformation c B. friction 39 14) Which simple machine is a bar that pivots on a fulcrum? a B. Lever b D. Wedge c A. Pulley 40 15) Which simple machine is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder? a C. Screw b D. Wheel and axle c A. Ramp

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Motion, Energy & Machines QuizVersión en línea

por Bernard Kyle Llamas

1) The law states an object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an external force.

2) The property that resists changes in motion is called _____.

3) A force that causes an object to speed up, slow down, or change direction is a _____.

4) Forces equal in size and opposite in direction are _____.

5) Forces that are not equal and cause a change in motion are _____.

6) The force of attraction between objects with mass is _____.

7) The type of friction that acts on objects that are not moving is _____.

8) The type of friction that acts when two surfaces slide past each other is _____.

9) The type of friction that acts on wheels and balls is _____.

10) The type of friction that acts when objects move through air or water is _____.

11) Energy that comes from moving electric charges is _____.

12) Energy produced when objects vibrate is _____.

13) Energy stored in food, fuel, and batteries is _____.

14) A simple machine that is a slanted surface used to move objects upward is an _____.

15) A simple machine used to change the direction of force using a rope and wheel is a _____.

1) Balanced forces cause a change in an object’s motion.

2) Newton’s First Law is also called the Law of Inertia.

3) Acceleration increases when applied force increases.

4) Acceleration increases when mass increases.

5) Gravity is a non-contact force.

6) Air resistance is an example of fluid friction.

7) Electrical energy can be transformed into light and sound energy.

8) Mechanical energy is the energy of motion and position.

9) A lever uses a fulcrum to lift or move a load.

10) A wedge is used mainly to lift objects upward.

1) Which law explains why a ball continues rolling until friction stops it?

2) Which term describes resistance to motion?

3) According to Newton’s Second Law, acceleration depends on?

4) Which law explains why a swimmer moves forward when pushing water backward?

5) Which force slows a moving hockey puck on ice?

6) When forces are balanced, what will happen to the object?

7) What force supports a book resting on a table?

8) How does a parachute slow a skydiver?

9) Which is an example of unbalanced force?

10) What increases when gravity becomes stronger?

11) Which type of friction acts on wheels?

12) What form of energy allows us to see?

13) What do you call electrical energy changing into light and sound?

14) Which simple machine is a bar that pivots on a fulcrum?

15) Which simple machine is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder?