# Forces and Motion Questions - All Grades

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Grade 6 :: Forces and Motion by Qalam
A                 is a push or a pull.
1. acceleration
2. force
3. motion
4. velocity
Grade 6 :: Forces and Motion by Qalam
Grade 6 :: Forces and Motion by Qalam
Average speed is found by                                                      .
1. dividing total distance traveled by the total time
2. multiplying the displacement by the time spent
3. multiplying total distance traveled by the total time
4. dividing the displacement by the time spent
Grade 6 :: Forces and Motion by Qalam
Grade 7 :: Forces and Motion by bibi4799
What is friction?
1. A force
2. A substance
3. A solid
4. A gas
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
The force that works against motion is
1. friction
2. newton
3. direction
4. acceleration
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
An example of balanced forces is
1. a person skating back and forth on an ice rink.
3. two soccer players running in opposite directions.
4. a book resting on a desk.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
The first law of motion states
1. that an object at rest will remain at rest.
2. that an object in motion will remain in motion.
3. that an unbalanced force can change the velocity of an object.
4. all of the above.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
Which of the following is not used to reduce friction?
1. wheels
2. ball bearings
3. oil
4. rough surfaces
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
A stand-off in an arm wrestling match is due to
1. sliding frictional forces.
2. rolling frictional forces.
3. fluid frictional forces.
4. balanced forces.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
Acceleration is the
1. rate of change in momentum.
2. rate of change in speed.
3. rate of change in velocity.
4. amount of time needed for an object to reach its destination.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
A force that sets an object into motion is
1. balanced.
2. friction.
3. unbalanced.
4. inertia.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
According to Newton's third law of motion, when a hammer strikes and exerts force
on a nail, the nail
1. creates a friction with the hammer.
2. disappears into the wood.
3. exerts an equal force back on the hammer.
Grade 5 :: Forces and Motion by tawauna
Forces can cause objects to
1. stop moving only.
2. change direction only.
3. start moving only.
4. start moving, change direction, or stop moving.
Grade 11 :: Forces and Motion by kieke
Calculate the net force acting on this object, and determine, if it is moving, in which direction. The normal force is 500N, the force at C is -372N, the resistive force of friction is -32N, and the force at B is 32N.
1. $F_"net"=-95N$; moving to the left
2. $F_"net"=872N$; at rest
3. $F_"net"=+95N$; moving upwards
4. impossible to determine without knowing the object's mass
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