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Froggy Jumps Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version Motion, forces, and inertia by GISSELE ROSE SONZA 1 What does Newton's first law state about an object in motion or at rest when no net external force acts on it? a It instantly stops moving b Its velocity increases c Its velocity remains constant 2 Which best describes Newton's first law (the law of inertia)? a Energy keeps it moving without forces b An object maintains its state of motion unless acted on by a net external force c A force is needed to keep it moving forever 3 What is the mathematical form of Newton's second law? a Momentum equals force times velocity b Net force equals mass times acceleration (F = ma) c Distance equals velocity times time 4 Which quantity is measured in newtons (N)? a Mass b Energy c Force 5 If a cart’s mass doubles while the applied push stays the same, what happens to its acceleration? a The acceleration doubles b The acceleration halves c The acceleration stays the same 6 What does Newton's third law state about action-reaction pairs? a For every force, there is a larger forward force b For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction c For every motion, there is a frictional force 7 If there is no net external force on an object, what happens to its velocity? a It remains constant b It doubles c It becomes zero 8 Which scenario shows Newton's second law in action? a A heavier object accelerates less than a lighter object when pushed with the same force b All objects accelerate the same under any force c A lighter object accelerates more with twice the force 9 How does friction affect motion when a net force acts on an object? a Friction converts force to energy instantly b Friction increases acceleration c Friction opposes motion, reducing acceleration 10 Which real-world example illustrates Newton's laws? a Raising a kite in still air with no wind b Dropping a ball in space with gravity off c Pushing a shopping cart and feeling it slow when loaded

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Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version

Motion, forces, and inertia

by GISSELE ROSE SONZA

What does Newton's first law state about an object in motion or at rest when no net external force acts on it?

It instantly stops moving

Its velocity increases

Its velocity remains constant

Which best describes Newton's first law (the law of inertia)?

Energy keeps it moving without forces

An object maintains its state of motion unless acted on by a net external force

A force is needed to keep it moving forever

What is the mathematical form of Newton's second law?

Momentum equals force times velocity

Net force equals mass times acceleration (F = ma)

Distance equals velocity times time

Which quantity is measured in newtons (N)?

Mass

Energy

Force

If a cart’s mass doubles while the applied push stays the same, what happens to its acceleration?

The acceleration doubles

The acceleration halves

The acceleration stays the same

What does Newton's third law state about action-reaction pairs?

For every force, there is a larger forward force

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

For every motion, there is a frictional force

If there is no net external force on an object, what happens to its velocity?

It remains constant

It doubles

It becomes zero

Which scenario shows Newton's second law in action?

A heavier object accelerates less than a lighter object when pushed with the same force

All objects accelerate the same under any force

A lighter object accelerates more with twice the force

How does friction affect motion when a net force acts on an object?

Friction converts force to energy instantly

Friction increases acceleration

Friction opposes motion, reducing acceleration

Which real-world example illustrates Newton's laws?

Raising a kite in still air with no wind

Dropping a ball in space with gravity off

Pushing a shopping cart and feeling it slow when loaded

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Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version

by GISSELE ROSE SONZA

What does Newton's first law state about an object in motion or at rest when no net external force acts on it?

Which best describes Newton's first law (the law of inertia)?

What is the mathematical form of Newton's second law?

Which quantity is measured in newtons (N)?

If a cart’s mass doubles while the applied push stays the same, what happens to its acceleration?

What does Newton's third law state about action-reaction pairs?

If there is no net external force on an object, what happens to its velocity?

Which scenario shows Newton's second law in action?

How does friction affect motion when a net force acts on an object?

Which real-world example illustrates Newton's laws?

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