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Froggy Jumps Inertia & Motion QuizVersión en línea Test your inertia and motion basics por Renzze Bernedette Pineda 1 1. What is inertia? a B The weight of an object b A. The speed of an object c D. The tendency of an object to stay at rest or remain in motion unless acted on by a force. 2 2. Which situation best shows inertia? a D. A book remains on a table until someone moves it b B. A plant grows toward sunlight c A. Water evaporates in the sun 3 3. A passenger moves forward when a moving car suddenly stops. Which explains this situation? a B. Friction b A. Gravity c C. Inertia 4 4. Why is it harder to push a heavy box than a light box? a B. Heavy objects have less gravity b D. Heavy objects have more inertia c A. Heavy objects move faster 5 5. A soccer ball is lying still on the field. According to inertia, what will happen if no unbalanced force acts on it? a A. It will roll slowly b B. It will stay at rest c C. It will disappear 6 6. Which situation shows acceleration? a C. A car speeding up while driving b A. A book resting on a table c B. A parked car staying still 7 7. A soccer player kicks a ball and it changes direction. Why is this considered acceleration? a B. The ball stops moving b A. The ball loses mass c D. The ball changes speed and/or direction 8 8. A motorcycle turns around a curve while maintaining the same speed. Why is the motorcycle accelerating? a B. Its speed increases b D. Its direction changes c A. Its mass changes 9 9. Which situation best shows acceleration caused by a net force? a A. A chair stays in one place b B. A box remains at rest on the floor c C. A runner suddenly speeds up at the finish line 10 10. Which statement best describes the relationship among force, mass, and acceleration? a C. Greater mass causes greater acceleration b B. Greater force causes greater acceleration c A. Greater force causes less acceleration 11 11. A force of 20 N is applied to an object with a mass of 5 kg. What is the acceleration of the object? a A. 2 m/s² b C. 5 m/s² c B. 4 m/s² 12 12. Two boxes are pushed with the same force. Box A has a mass of 5 kg, while Box B has a mass of 10 kg. Which box will have greater acceleration? a A. Box A b C. Cannot be determined c B. Box B 13 13. Earl observes that when the same force is applied to two objects, the lighter object speeds up faster. What conclusion can be made? a D. Acceleration increases as mass decreases b B. Mass and acceleration are unrelated c A. Heavier objects always move faster 14 14. What happens when two objects interact according to Newton’s Third Law of Motion? a B. Objects do not affect each other b A. Only moving objects exert force c D. Both objects exert equal and opposite forces on each other 15 15. A swimmer pushes the wall of a pool with a force of 50 N. According to Newton’s Third Law, what force does the wall exert on the swimmer? a B. 50 N b A. 25 N c C. 75 N 16 16. A rocket launches upward because gases are pushed downward from its engines. Which explains this situation? a A. Air resistance lifts the rocket b D. The gases push upward on the rocket with an equal and opposite force c B. Gravity pulls the rocket upward 17 17. A person jumps off a small boat and moves forward while the boat moves backward. Why does the boat move backward? a D. Equal and opposite forces act between the person and the boat b B. The boat becomes lighter c A. The boat has no inertia 18 18. While rowing a boat, Ana pushes the water backward using the paddle, causing the boat to move forward. Which explains the motion of the boat? a A. Gravity pulls the boat forward b B. The paddle pushes the boat forward directly c D. The water pushes the paddle and boat forward with an equal and opposite force 19 19. During a basketball game, John dribbles the ball toward the floor. The ball bounces back up after hitting the ground. Which action-reaction pair occurs? a A. The floor pulls the ball upward b D. The ball pushes the ground downward, and the ground pushes the ball upward c B. Gravity stops acting on the ball 20 20. Maria steps off a small boat onto a dock. As she steps forward, the boat moves backward. Which action-reaction pair explains this situation? a A. Gravity pulls Maria down, and the boat floats b D. Maria pushes the boat backward, and the boat pushes Maria forward c B. Maria pulls the boat, and the dock pulls Maria 21 21. A student places a book on a table. The book stays at rest on the table. Which force pair explains this situation? a A. The table pushes down on the floor only b D. The book pushes down on the table, and the table pushes upward on the book c B. The book pushes the air, and the air pushes the book 22 22. What is electricity? a B. The movement of air in the atmosphere b C. The flow of electrons through a material c A. The movement of water through pipes 23 23. Which safety practice should be observed when handling electrical devices? a A. Touch electrical wires with wet hands b D. Keep hands dry before using electrical appliances c B. Pull cords forcefully from the socket 24 24. A child notices a damaged electrical cord with exposed wires at home. What should the child do? a B. Cover the wire with paper b A. Touch the wire carefully c D. Inform an adult immediately and avoid touching it 25 25. A student plugs many appliances into one extension cord at the same time. Why can this be dangerous? a D. It can cause overheating and electrical accidents b A. It stops electrons from moving c B. It reduces the size of the wires

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Inertia & Motion QuizVersión en línea

por Renzze Bernedette Pineda

1. What is inertia?

2. Which situation best shows inertia?

3. A passenger moves forward when a moving car suddenly stops. Which explains this situation?

4. Why is it harder to push a heavy box than a light box?

5. A soccer ball is lying still on the field. According to inertia, what will happen if no unbalanced force acts on it?

6. Which situation shows acceleration?

7. A soccer player kicks a ball and it changes direction. Why is this considered acceleration?

8. A motorcycle turns around a curve while maintaining the same speed. Why is the motorcycle accelerating?

9. Which situation best shows acceleration caused by a net force?

10. Which statement best describes the relationship among force, mass, and acceleration?

11. A force of 20 N is applied to an object with a mass of 5 kg. What is the acceleration of the object?

12. Two boxes are pushed with the same force. Box A has a mass of 5 kg, while Box B has a mass of 10 kg. Which box will have greater acceleration?

13. Earl observes that when the same force is applied to two objects, the lighter object speeds up faster. What conclusion can be made?

14. What happens when two objects interact according to Newton’s Third Law of Motion?

15. A swimmer pushes the wall of a pool with a force of 50 N. According to Newton’s Third Law, what force does the wall exert on the swimmer?

16. A rocket launches upward because gases are pushed downward from its engines. Which explains this situation?

17. A person jumps off a small boat and moves forward while the boat moves backward. Why does the boat move backward?

18. While rowing a boat, Ana pushes the water backward using the paddle, causing the boat to move forward. Which explains the motion of the boat?

19. During a basketball game, John dribbles the ball toward the floor. The ball bounces back up after hitting the ground. Which action-reaction pair occurs?

20. Maria steps off a small boat onto a dock. As she steps forward, the boat moves backward. Which action-reaction pair explains this situation?

21. A student places a book on a table. The book stays at rest on the table. Which force pair explains this situation?

22. What is electricity?

23. Which safety practice should be observed when handling electrical devices?

24. A child notices a damaged electrical cord with exposed wires at home. What should the child do?

25. A student plugs many appliances into one extension cord at the same time. Why can this be dangerous?