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Motion: Galileo vs Aristotle

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Quiz on how motion ideas differ.

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Sarah Lorejo
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Quiz on how motion ideas differ.

by Sarah Lorejo
1

What did Aristotle believe about the speed of falling bodies with different weights?

2

What term did Aristotle use for motion that requires a force to continue?

3

Which scientist challenged the idea that heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones?

4

In Aristotle’s view, where do natural motions occur without external forces?

5

What did Galileo’s experiments on inclined planes demonstrate about motion?

6

What did Galileo conclude about motion in a vacuum?

7

Which concept did Galileo propose that opposed Aristotle’s idea of violent motion?

8

Aristotle believed that projectiles are driven by what after release?

9

How did Galileo describe horizontal motion in the absence of resistance?

10

Which framework better explains uniform motion without external forces?

 
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