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Froggy Jumps Motion Mastery QuizOnline version Kinematics concepts by MIA CAIRNS 1 What distinguishes scalar from vector quantities in motion? a Scalars are real numbers; vectors are imaginary quantities. b Vectors have only magnitude; scalars have direction. c Scalars have only magnitude; vectors have magnitude and direction. 2 Which describes displacement best? a Distance traveled along the path. b Final position minus initial position (shortest path). c Average speed over the trip. 3 Speed vs velocity: pick the statement. a Velocity is always slower than speed. b Speed includes direction, velocity does not. c Speed is how fast; velocity includes direction. 4 An object travels 40 m north in 5 s. Its velocity is? a 40 m/s north b 8 m/s north c -8 m/s south 5 What is acceleration? a Change in velocity per unit time b Average distance divided by time c Change in position per unit time 6 From a position-time graph, what does a straight, positive slope indicate? a Constant velocity in the positive direction b Standing still c Constant acceleration 7 From a velocity-time graph, what does a horizontal line signify? a Zero acceleration b Zero velocity c Increasing velocity 8 Gravity acceleration near Earth surface is approximately? a 9.8 m/s^2 upward b 9.8 m/s^2 downward c 0 m/s^2 9 SUVAT equation set relates to what problem type? a Rotational dynamics b Non-uniform acceleration c Motion with constant acceleration 10 A freely falling object with no air resistance falls and its velocity increases by 9.8 m/s each second. This is an example of? a No acceleration (constant velocity) b Variable acceleration c Constant acceleration due to gravity

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Motion Mastery QuizOnline version

Kinematics concepts

by MIA CAIRNS

What distinguishes scalar from vector quantities in motion?

Scalars are real numbers; vectors are imaginary quantities.

Vectors have only magnitude; scalars have direction.

Scalars have only magnitude; vectors have magnitude and direction.

Which describes displacement best?

Distance traveled along the path.

Final position minus initial position (shortest path).

Average speed over the trip.

Speed vs velocity: pick the statement.

Velocity is always slower than speed.

Speed includes direction, velocity does not.

Speed is how fast; velocity includes direction.

An object travels 40 m north in 5 s. Its velocity is?

40 m/s north

8 m/s north

-8 m/s south

What is acceleration?

Change in velocity per unit time

Average distance divided by time

Change in position per unit time

From a position-time graph, what does a straight, positive slope indicate?

Constant velocity in the positive direction

Standing still

Constant acceleration

From a velocity-time graph, what does a horizontal line signify?

Zero acceleration

Zero velocity

Increasing velocity

Gravity acceleration near Earth surface is approximately?

9.8 m/s^2 upward

9.8 m/s^2 downward

0 m/s^2

SUVAT equation set relates to what problem type?

Rotational dynamics

Non-uniform acceleration

Motion with constant acceleration

A freely falling object with no air resistance falls and its velocity increases by 9.8 m/s each second. This is an example of?

No acceleration (constant velocity)

Variable acceleration

Constant acceleration due to gravity

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What distinguishes scalar from vector quantities in motion?

Which describes displacement best?

Speed vs velocity: pick the statement.

An object travels 40 m north in 5 s. Its velocity is?

What is acceleration?

From a position-time graph, what does a straight, positive slope indicate?

From a velocity-time graph, what does a horizontal line signify?

Gravity acceleration near Earth surface is approximately?

SUVAT equation set relates to what problem type?

A freely falling object with no air resistance falls and its velocity increases by 9.8 m/s each second. This is an example of?

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