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Test your understanding of Newton's laws.

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Froggy Jumps Newton's Laws QuizOnline version Test your understanding of Newton's laws. by Nada Khalid 1 Which best describes Newton's First Law of Motion? a Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. b Force equals mass times acceleration. c An object at rest stays at rest unless acted on by a net external force. 2 What does F = ma express? a Net force equals mass times acceleration. b Force is proportional to velocity. c Inertia equals mass times velocity. 3 If net external force on an object is zero, the object will: a Move with constant velocity or stay at rest. b Accelerate at a constant rate. c Immediately stop. 4 Which is an example of Newton's Third Law? a A car speeding up on a straight road. b A rocket expelling gas backward to move forward. c A book resting on a table with no friction. 5 Mass is a measure of an object's: a Atmospheric resistance. b Weight only. c Inertia and amount of matter. 6 If a 5 kg object accelerates at 2 m/s², the net force is: a 2.5 N b 10 N c 7 N 7 Which would increase acceleration for a constant net force? a Increase mass b Increase friction c Decrease mass 8 What happens in equilibrium (no net force) on an object at rest? a It must move in a circle. b It remains at rest. c It must accelerate. 9 Which is an example of friction affecting motion? a A satellite in free fall. b A ball in deep space moving at constant speed. c A sled slowing on snow due to contact with the surface. 10 In a tug-of-war, if both sides pull with equal force, the rope: a Experiences zero net force and remains in place. b Accelerates toward the stronger team. c Spins rapidly due to imbalance.

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Newton's Laws QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of Newton's laws.

by Nada Khalid

Which best describes Newton's First Law of Motion?

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Force equals mass times acceleration.

An object at rest stays at rest unless acted on by a net external force.

What does F = ma express?

Net force equals mass times acceleration.

Force is proportional to velocity.

Inertia equals mass times velocity.

If net external force on an object is zero, the object will:

Move with constant velocity or stay at rest.

Accelerate at a constant rate.

Immediately stop.

Which is an example of Newton's Third Law?

A car speeding up on a straight road.

A rocket expelling gas backward to move forward.

A book resting on a table with no friction.

Mass is a measure of an object's:

Atmospheric resistance.

Weight only.

Inertia and amount of matter.

If a 5 kg object accelerates at 2 m/s², the net force is:

2.5 N

10 N

7 N

Which would increase acceleration for a constant net force?

Increase mass

Increase friction

Decrease mass

What happens in equilibrium (no net force) on an object at rest?

It must move in a circle.

It remains at rest.

It must accelerate.

Which is an example of friction affecting motion?

A satellite in free fall.

A ball in deep space moving at constant speed.

A sled slowing on snow due to contact with the surface.

In a tug-of-war, if both sides pull with equal force, the rope:

Experiences zero net force and remains in place.

Accelerates toward the stronger team.

Spins rapidly due to imbalance.

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Newton's Laws QuizOnline version

by Nada Khalid

Which best describes Newton's First Law of Motion?

What does F = ma express?

If net external force on an object is zero, the object will:

Which is an example of Newton's Third Law?

Mass is a measure of an object's:

If a 5 kg object accelerates at 2 m/s², the net force is:

Which would increase acceleration for a constant net force?

What happens in equilibrium (no net force) on an object at rest?

Which is an example of friction affecting motion?

In a tug-of-war, if both sides pull with equal force, the rope:

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