Quiz: Motion Class 6 Quiz


Motion Class 6 QuizOnline version Motion concepts for Class 6 by PAHAL 1 What is motion? a Change in position over time b Change in speed only c Same position over time d Objects at rest don't move 2 Which quantity tells how fast an object moves? a Displacement b Velocity c Speed d Acceleration 3 What is the distance covered in a straight line from start to end called? a Displacement b Path length c Distance d Rate of motion 4 If you walk 4 m east, then 3 m west, what is your displacement? a 1 m east b 1 m west c 4 m east d 7 m east 5 Which quantity has both magnitude and direction? a Distance b Time c Speed d Displacement 6 What is the rate of change of velocity? a Displacement b Speed c Distance d Acceleration 7 Which unit is commonly used for speed in physics? a Kilograms b Newtons c Seconds d Meters per second 8 If an object travels 20 m in 4 s, its speed is? a 20 m/s b 5 m/s c 6 m/s d 4 m/s 9 What is velocity? a Acceleration only b Displacement c Speed with direction d Speed only 10 What is the difference between speed and velocity? a Speed is scalar; velocity is vector b Neither measures motion c Speed is vector; velocity is scalar d Both are vectors 11 Which quantity can be negative? a Displacement b Speed c Time d Distance 12 What is acceleration a measure of? a Change in time per second b Change in distance per second c Change in velocity per second d Speed per second 13 If you stop, your acceleration becomes? a Zero b Negative c Unknown d Infinity 14 What graph shows motion with time on x-axis and distance on y-axis? a Speed-time graph b Distance-time graph c Acceleration-time graph d Displacement graph 15 Which type of motion has changing velocity but may have constant speed? a Rest motion b Circular motion c Uniform motion d Uniform acceleration 16 If a car moves at 60 km/h for 2 hours, what distance is covered? a 30 km b 60 km c 120 km d 240 km 17 Which device measures speed and velocity? a Speedometer or GPS b Anemometer c Thermometer d Barometer 18 What describes a motion’s path in space? a Altitude b Altitude path c Displacement path d Trajectory 19 What is the SI unit of velocity? a Newtons b Kilograms per second c Meters per second d Seconds per meter 20 If a ball returns to its starting point, its displacement is a Equal to speed b Infinite c Equal to distance d Zero 21 What does a flat (horizontal) distance-time graph indicate? a Decreasing velocity b Zero acceleration c Changing direction d Increasing velocity 22 Which quantity never negative for motion along a straight line? a Distance b Displacement c Acceleration d Velocity 23 Which is a scalar quantity? a Acceleration b Velocity c Displacement d Speed 24 What is the rate at which distance changes called? a Displacement b Velocity c Speed d Momentum 25 Which motion shows a constant speed with changing direction? a Free fall b Uniform motion c Constant acceleration d Uniform circular motion 26 What quantity is zero when an object stops? a Speed b Acceleration c Velocity d Displacement 27 What tool helps measure motion characteristics in physics class? a Ruler only b Newtons cradle c Protractor d Motion sensor or stopwatch 28 Which describes a change in velocity over time? a Acceleration b Displacement c Distance d Speed 29 What is relative motion? a Motion in vacuum b Motion around a circle only c Motion with no reference d Motion with respect to another object 30 If a cyclist speeds up from 10 m/s to 15 m/s in 5 s, acceleration is? a 5 m/s^2 b 1 m/s^2 c 3 m/s^2 d 0.5 m/s^2 31 What describes the shortest distance between two points? a Displacement b Distance c Speed d Path length 32 Which quantity can be determined from a velocity-time graph? a Distance b Mass c Displacement d Acceleration 33 What is a uniform motion? a Motion with changing direction b Motion with constant speed in a straight line c Stopping motion d Motion with acceleration 34 What happens to speed if acceleration is negative and velocity positive? a Speed increases b Speed remains constant c Speed becomes negative d Speed may decrease 35 Which is true about acceleration due to gravity near Earth surface? a -9.8 m/s^2 upward b 0 m/s^2 c 100 m/s^2 upward d 9.8 m/s^2 downward 36 What is positive acceleration? a Speed decreasing b Velocity increasing in its forward direction c Velocity decreasing d Velocity opposite to direction of motion 37 What type of motion is described by a car moving at a constant speed but changing direction? a Rest motion b Circular or curvilinear motion c Uniform straight-line motion d Random motion 38 Which instrument is used to time events in motion experiments? a Barometer b Stopwatch c Scale d Thermometer 39 What does a velocity vector indicate? a Magnitude and direction of motion b Only speed c Only acceleration d Only displacement 40 If distance is 200 m and displacement is 150 m north, which is true? a They are equal b Displacement equals distance c Path is not a straight line d Path is a straight line 41 What is the main idea of motion study in science class? a Sound production b Plant growth c Cooking and eating d How objects move and why 42 Which quantity is derived from both speed and direction? a Speed b Distance c Velocity d Time 43 Which statement is true about rest in kinematics? a Zero distance b Zero speed only c Zero acceleration always d An object at rest has zero velocity Feedback 1 Motion is about changing position with time. 2 Speed measures how much distance is covered per unit time. 3 Displacement is the shortest straight-line distance between initial and final positions. 4 4 m east minus 3 m west leaves 1 m east. 5 Displacement includes both how much and which way. 6 Acceleration is velocity change per unit time. 7 Speed is measured in m/s in SI units. 8 Speed = distance/time = 20/4 = 5 m/s. 9 Velocity includes how fast and in what direction. 10 Speed has magnitude only; velocity has magnitude and direction. 11 Displacement can be negative depending on direction. 12 Acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime. 13 Zero acceleration when velocity doesn't change. 14 Distance vs time illustrates how far you've traveled. 15 Circular motion changes direction, affecting velocity. 16 Distance = speed × time = 60×2 = 120 km. 17 Vehicles use speedometers; GPS can give velocity. 18 Trajectory is the path followed by a moving object. 19 SI unit for velocity is m/s. 20 Displacement is net change; returning to start gives zero. 21 Horizontal distance-time means constant distance over time. 22 Distance is always non-negative. 23 Speed has magnitude only; scalar. 24 Speed is distance change per time. 25 Same speed, changing direction yields circular motion. 26 If it stops, velocity becomes zero (assuming no motion). 27 Use sensors, timers to measure speed/acceleration. 28 Acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime. 29 Relative motion depends on a chosen reference frame. 30 Δv/Δt = (15-10)/5 = 1 m/s^2. 31 Displacement is the straight-line separation. 32 Slope of v-t graph gives acceleration. 33 Uniform motion means speed constant and straight path. 34 Negative acceleration reduces speed when velocity is positive. 35 Near Earth, g ≈ 9.8 m/s^2 downward. 36 Positive acceleration increases velocity along direction. 37 Direction change with steady speed implies curved path. 38 Stopwatch measures time intervals. 39 Velocity vector shows how fast and where. 40 Displacement less than distance implies non-straight path. 41 Motion study examines movement and causes. 42 Velocity combines speed with direction. 43 Rest implies velocity is zero (if stationary).

1

What is motion?

a

Change in position over time

b

Change in speed only

c

Same position over time

d

Objects at rest don't move

2

Which quantity tells how fast an object moves?

a

Displacement

b

Velocity

c

Speed

d

Acceleration

3

What is the distance covered in a straight line from start to end called?

a

Displacement

b

Path length

c

Distance

d

Rate of motion

4

If you walk 4 m east, then 3 m west, what is your displacement?

a

1 m east

b

1 m west

c

4 m east

d

7 m east

5

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

a

Distance

b

Time

c

Speed

d

Displacement

6

What is the rate of change of velocity?

a

Displacement

b

Speed

c

Distance

d

Acceleration

7

Which unit is commonly used for speed in physics?

a

Kilograms

b

Newtons

c

Seconds

d

Meters per second

8

If an object travels 20 m in 4 s, its speed is?

a

20 m/s

b

5 m/s

c

6 m/s

d

4 m/s

9

What is velocity?

a

Acceleration only

b

Displacement

c

Speed with direction

d

Speed only

10

What is the difference between speed and velocity?

a

Speed is scalar; velocity is vector

b

Neither measures motion

c

Speed is vector; velocity is scalar

d

Both are vectors

11

Which quantity can be negative?

a

Displacement

b

Speed

c

Time

d

Distance

12

What is acceleration a measure of?

a

Change in time per second

b

Change in distance per second

c

Change in velocity per second

d

Speed per second

13

If you stop, your acceleration becomes?

a

Zero

b

Negative

c

Unknown

d

Infinity

14

What graph shows motion with time on x-axis and distance on y-axis?

a

Speed-time graph

b

Distance-time graph

c

Acceleration-time graph

d

Displacement graph

15

Which type of motion has changing velocity but may have constant speed?

a

Rest motion

b

Circular motion

c

Uniform motion

d

Uniform acceleration

16

If a car moves at 60 km/h for 2 hours, what distance is covered?

a

30 km

b

60 km

c

120 km

d

240 km

17

Which device measures speed and velocity?

a

Speedometer or GPS

b

Anemometer

c

Thermometer

d

Barometer

18

What describes a motion’s path in space?

a

Altitude

b

Altitude path

c

Displacement path

d

Trajectory

19

What is the SI unit of velocity?

a

Newtons

b

Kilograms per second

c

Meters per second

d

Seconds per meter

20

If a ball returns to its starting point, its displacement is

a

Equal to speed

b

Infinite

c

Equal to distance

d

Zero

21

What does a flat (horizontal) distance-time graph indicate?

a

Decreasing velocity

b

Zero acceleration

c

Changing direction

d

Increasing velocity

22

Which quantity never negative for motion along a straight line?

a

Distance

b

Displacement

c

Acceleration

d

Velocity

23

Which is a scalar quantity?

a

Acceleration

b

Velocity

c

Displacement

d

Speed

24

What is the rate at which distance changes called?

a

Displacement

b

Velocity

c

Speed

d

Momentum

25

Which motion shows a constant speed with changing direction?

a

Free fall

b

Uniform motion

c

Constant acceleration

d

Uniform circular motion

26

What quantity is zero when an object stops?

a

Speed

b

Acceleration

c

Velocity

d

Displacement

27

What tool helps measure motion characteristics in physics class?

a

Ruler only

b

Newtons cradle

c

Protractor

d

Motion sensor or stopwatch

28

Which describes a change in velocity over time?

a

Acceleration

b

Displacement

c

Distance

d

Speed

29

What is relative motion?

a

Motion in vacuum

b

Motion around a circle only

c

Motion with no reference

d

Motion with respect to another object

30

If a cyclist speeds up from 10 m/s to 15 m/s in 5 s, acceleration is?

a

5 m/s^2

b

1 m/s^2

c

3 m/s^2

d

0.5 m/s^2

31

What describes the shortest distance between two points?

a

Displacement

b

Distance

c

Speed

d

Path length

32

Which quantity can be determined from a velocity-time graph?

a

Distance

b

Mass

c

Displacement

d

Acceleration

33

What is a uniform motion?

a

Motion with changing direction

b

Motion with constant speed in a straight line

c

Stopping motion

d

Motion with acceleration

34

What happens to speed if acceleration is negative and velocity positive?

a

Speed increases

b

Speed remains constant

c

Speed becomes negative

d

Speed may decrease

35

Which is true about acceleration due to gravity near Earth surface?

a

-9.8 m/s^2 upward

b

0 m/s^2

c

100 m/s^2 upward

d

9.8 m/s^2 downward

36

What is positive acceleration?

a

Speed decreasing

b

Velocity increasing in its forward direction

c

Velocity decreasing

d

Velocity opposite to direction of motion

37

What type of motion is described by a car moving at a constant speed but changing direction?

a

Rest motion

b

Circular or curvilinear motion

c

Uniform straight-line motion

d

Random motion

38

Which instrument is used to time events in motion experiments?

a

Barometer

b

Stopwatch

c

Scale

d

Thermometer

39

What does a velocity vector indicate?

a

Magnitude and direction of motion

b

Only speed

c

Only acceleration

d

Only displacement

40

If distance is 200 m and displacement is 150 m north, which is true?

a

They are equal

b

Displacement equals distance

c

Path is not a straight line

d

Path is a straight line

41

What is the main idea of motion study in science class?

a

Sound production

b

Plant growth

c

Cooking and eating

d

How objects move and why

42

Which quantity is derived from both speed and direction?

a

Speed

b

Distance

c

Velocity

d

Time

43

Which statement is true about rest in kinematics?

a

Zero distance

b

Zero speed only

c

Zero acceleration always

d

An object at rest has zero velocity

Feedback

1

Motion is about changing position with time.

2

Speed measures how much distance is covered per unit time.

3

Displacement is the shortest straight-line distance between initial and final positions.

4

4 m east minus 3 m west leaves 1 m east.

5

Displacement includes both how much and which way.

6

Acceleration is velocity change per unit time.

7

Speed is measured in m/s in SI units.

8

Speed = distance/time = 20/4 = 5 m/s.

9

Velocity includes how fast and in what direction.

10

Speed has magnitude only; velocity has magnitude and direction.

11

Displacement can be negative depending on direction.

12

Acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime.

13

Zero acceleration when velocity doesn't change.

14

Distance vs time illustrates how far you've traveled.

15

Circular motion changes direction, affecting velocity.

16

Distance = speed × time = 60×2 = 120 km.

17

Vehicles use speedometers; GPS can give velocity.

18

Trajectory is the path followed by a moving object.

19

SI unit for velocity is m/s.

20

Displacement is net change; returning to start gives zero.

21

Horizontal distance-time means constant distance over time.

22

Distance is always non-negative.

23

Speed has magnitude only; scalar.

24

Speed is distance change per time.

25

Same speed, changing direction yields circular motion.

26

If it stops, velocity becomes zero (assuming no motion).

27

Use sensors, timers to measure speed/acceleration.

28

Acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime.

29

Relative motion depends on a chosen reference frame.

30

Δv/Δt = (15-10)/5 = 1 m/s^2.

31

Displacement is the straight-line separation.

32

Slope of v-t graph gives acceleration.

33

Uniform motion means speed constant and straight path.

34

Negative acceleration reduces speed when velocity is positive.

35

Near Earth, g ≈ 9.8 m/s^2 downward.

36

Positive acceleration increases velocity along direction.

37

Direction change with steady speed implies curved path.

38

Stopwatch measures time intervals.

39

Velocity vector shows how fast and where.

40

Displacement less than distance implies non-straight path.

41

Motion study examines movement and causes.

42

Velocity combines speed with direction.

43

Rest implies velocity is zero (if stationary).

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Motion Class 6 QuizOnline version

by PAHAL

What is motion?

Which quantity tells how fast an object moves?

What is the distance covered in a straight line from start to end called?

If you walk 4 m east, then 3 m west, what is your displacement?

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

What is the rate of change of velocity?

Which unit is commonly used for speed in physics?

If an object travels 20 m in 4 s, its speed is?

What is velocity?

What is the difference between speed and velocity?

Which quantity can be negative?

What is acceleration a measure of?

If you stop, your acceleration becomes?

What graph shows motion with time on x-axis and distance on y-axis?

Which type of motion has changing velocity but may have constant speed?

If a car moves at 60 km/h for 2 hours, what distance is covered?

Which device measures speed and velocity?

What describes a motion’s path in space?

What is the SI unit of velocity?

If a ball returns to its starting point, its displacement is

What does a flat (horizontal) distance-time graph indicate?

Which quantity never negative for motion along a straight line?

Which is a scalar quantity?

What is the rate at which distance changes called?

Which motion shows a constant speed with changing direction?

What quantity is zero when an object stops?

What tool helps measure motion characteristics in physics class?

Which describes a change in velocity over time?

What is relative motion?

If a cyclist speeds up from 10 m/s to 15 m/s in 5 s, acceleration is?

What describes the shortest distance between two points?

Which quantity can be determined from a velocity-time graph?

What is a uniform motion?

What happens to speed if acceleration is negative and velocity positive?

Which is true about acceleration due to gravity near Earth surface?

What is positive acceleration?

What type of motion is described by a car moving at a constant speed but changing direction?

Which instrument is used to time events in motion experiments?

What does a velocity vector indicate?

If distance is 200 m and displacement is 150 m north, which is true?

What is the main idea of motion study in science class?

Which quantity is derived from both speed and direction?

Which statement is true about rest in kinematics?