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Froggy Jumps Law of Linear Momentum (Lowersixth science physics )Online version Test your knowledge on momentum principles! by YAKILI LMS 1 What does the principle of conservation of linear momentum state? a Total momentum before and after a collision remains the same. b Energy is conserved during collisions. c Mass is conserved during collisions. 2 In an isolated system, what happens to the total linear momentum? a It remains constant. b It increases. c It decreases. 3 Which of the following is an example of momentum conservation? a A ball rolling to a stop. b A car accelerating. c Two ice skaters pushing off each other. 4 What is the unit of linear momentum? a Joule b kg·m/s c Newton 5 If two objects collide elastically, what is conserved? a Both kinetic energy and momentum. b Only momentum. c Only kinetic energy. 6 What does an inelastic collision involve? a Objects pass through each other. b Objects bounce apart. c Objects stick together after collision. 7 In a collision, if no external forces act, what is conserved? a Linear momentum. b Potential energy. c Kinetic energy. 8 What is the effect of an external force on momentum? a It can change the total momentum. b It always increases momentum. c It always decreases momentum. 9 When two objects collide and stick together, what is this called? a Perfectly inelastic collision. b Elastic collision. c Superelastic collision. 10 What is the main principle behind the conservation of momentum? a Newton's first law. b Newton's third law of action and reaction. c Law of conservation of energy. 11 What does Newton's law of conservation state? a The total momentum of a closed system remains constant. b Energy is conserved in all processes. c Objects in motion stay in motion. 12 Which of Newton's laws is directly related to conservation of momentum? a Newton's Second Law b Newton's Third Law c Newton's First Law 13 What must be true for momentum to be conserved in a system? a External forces are present. b No external forces act on the system. c The system is accelerating. 14 In a collision, what remains constant according to Newton's law? a Total momentum b Total energy c Object speed 15 Which principle is used to prove the law of conservation of momentum? a Law of universal gravitation b Newton's Third Law c Law of inertia 16 What happens to the momentum of two objects after an elastic collision? a Momentum increases. b Momentum is lost as heat. c The total momentum remains the same. 17 If two objects collide and stick together, what is conserved? a Mass b Kinetic energy c Momentum 18 What is an example of conservation of momentum in daily life? a A ball rolling on the ground. b A rocket launching into space. c A book resting on a table. 19 What does Newton's second law relate to in conservation? a Force and acceleration b Energy and work c Mass and volume 20 Why is the law of conservation of momentum important in physics? a It describes energy transfer. b It explains gravity. c It helps analyze collisions and interactions. 21 Which situation demonstrates the conservation of momentum? a A rocket launching into space b A car parked in a garage c A ball rolling on the ground 22 In a collision, what remains conserved? a Total energy b Total momentum c Kinetic energy 23 What principle explains why a gun recoils after firing? a Newton's first law b Conservation of energy c Conservation of momentum 24 When two ice skaters push off each other, what is conserved? a Total mass b Total energy c Total momentum 25 In a car crash, what is conserved during the collision? a Speed b Momentum c Kinetic energy 26 What happens to the momentum of a system if no external forces act? a It increases b It remains constant c It decreases 27 Which device uses conservation of momentum to operate? a A bicycle b A wind turbine c A rocket engine 28 What is conserved in a perfectly elastic collision? a Kinetic energy and momentum b Potential energy c Mass only 29 Why do airbags help in car accidents? a They reduce momentum change b They increase momentum c They prevent collisions 30 What law explains why a swimmer pushes water backward? a Conservation of momentum b Newton's third law c Law of inertia 31 What does the law of conservation of linear momentum state? a Momentum always increases over time. b Total momentum remains constant in a closed system. c Momentum can be created or destroyed. 32 In an isolated system, what happens to the total linear momentum? a It increases. b It decreases. c It remains constant. 33 What is required for the law of conservation of momentum to hold? a External forces are present. b No external forces act on the system. c The system is open to external influences. 34 When two objects collide elastically, what is conserved? a Only momentum. b Both kinetic energy and momentum. c Only kinetic energy. 35 What is an example of momentum conservation in daily life? a A car accelerating. b A collision between billiard balls. c A ball rolling down a hill. 36 If two objects collide and stick together, what is conserved? a Potential energy. b Kinetic energy. c Linear momentum. 37 What happens to the momentum of a rocket in space when it expels gases? a The rocket loses all momentum. b The rocket gains momentum in the opposite direction. c Momentum is not conserved. 38 In a perfectly elastic collision, what is conserved? a Only momentum. b Kinetic energy and momentum. c Only kinetic energy. 39 What is the primary factor affecting the momentum of an object? a Its shape. b Its mass and velocity. c Its size. 40 Why is the law of conservation of momentum important in physics? a It describes force interactions. b It helps analyze collisions and interactions. c It explains energy transfer. 41 What is the primary unit of momentum? a N·m b kg·m/s c J 42 Impulse is the product of force and what other factor? a Mass b Time c Velocity 43 Which law explains the conservation of momentum? a Newton's Second Law b Newton's First Law c Newton's Third Law 44 What happens to an object's momentum if no external force acts on it? a It decreases b It remains constant c It increases 45 What is the effect of a larger impulse on an object? a It decreases velocity b It changes the object's momentum more c It has no effect 46 If a force acts on an object for a longer time, what happens to impulse? a Impulse decreases b Impulse stays the same c Impulse increases 47 Which quantity is conserved in a closed system during collision? a Momentum b Force c Impulse 48 What is the formula for impulse? a Mass × Velocity b Force × Time c Force ÷ Time 49 What does a larger change in momentum require? a Less force b A larger impulse c Less time 50 In an elastic collision, what is conserved? a Kinetic energy and momentum b Only momentum c Only energy

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Law of Linear Momentum (Lowersixth science physics )Online version

by YAKILI LMS

What does the principle of conservation of linear momentum state?

In an isolated system, what happens to the total linear momentum?

Which of the following is an example of momentum conservation?

What is the unit of linear momentum?

If two objects collide elastically, what is conserved?

What does an inelastic collision involve?

In a collision, if no external forces act, what is conserved?

What is the effect of an external force on momentum?

When two objects collide and stick together, what is this called?

What is the main principle behind the conservation of momentum?

What does Newton's law of conservation state?

Which of Newton's laws is directly related to conservation of momentum?

What must be true for momentum to be conserved in a system?

In a collision, what remains constant according to Newton's law?

Which principle is used to prove the law of conservation of momentum?

What happens to the momentum of two objects after an elastic collision?

If two objects collide and stick together, what is conserved?

What is an example of conservation of momentum in daily life?

What does Newton's second law relate to in conservation?

Why is the law of conservation of momentum important in physics?

Which situation demonstrates the conservation of momentum?

In a collision, what remains conserved?

What principle explains why a gun recoils after firing?

When two ice skaters push off each other, what is conserved?

In a car crash, what is conserved during the collision?

What happens to the momentum of a system if no external forces act?

Which device uses conservation of momentum to operate?

What is conserved in a perfectly elastic collision?

Why do airbags help in car accidents?

What law explains why a swimmer pushes water backward?

What does the law of conservation of linear momentum state?

In an isolated system, what happens to the total linear momentum?

What is required for the law of conservation of momentum to hold?

When two objects collide elastically, what is conserved?

What is an example of momentum conservation in daily life?

If two objects collide and stick together, what is conserved?

What happens to the momentum of a rocket in space when it expels gases?

In a perfectly elastic collision, what is conserved?

What is the primary factor affecting the momentum of an object?

Why is the law of conservation of momentum important in physics?

What is the primary unit of momentum?

Impulse is the product of force and what other factor?

Which law explains the conservation of momentum?

What happens to an object's momentum if no external force acts on it?

What is the effect of a larger impulse on an object?

If a force acts on an object for a longer time, what happens to impulse?

Which quantity is conserved in a closed system during collision?

What is the formula for impulse?

What does a larger change in momentum require?

In an elastic collision, what is conserved?