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Froggy Jumps Newton's Third Law QuizOnline version Action-reaction concepts by Jhoanne Morelos 1 What does Newton's third law state about every force pair? a For every force, there is a larger counter-force b For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction c For forces to exist, motion must occur 2 When you push against a wall, what happens to you? a You exert a force on the wall and the wall exerts an equal opposite force on you b Only the wall moves c The wall loses energy and stops you 3 Which example demonstrates Newton's third law? a A car engine burning fuel b A rocket pushing exhaust backward to move forward c A ball thrown up remains up 4 If you push against a skateboard, the skateboard does what? a Moves in the opposite direction with equal force b Moves in the same direction you push c Remains stationary 5 What is the action-reaction pair in jumping off a boat? a Boat trips on water b Jumping pushes water backward; boat moves forward slightly c Water pushes boat downward only 6 Why do collisions involve force pairs? a There are no real force pairs b Each force has a matching force on the other body c Only one side applies force 7 Which statement best describes the third law? a Forces must always be balanced b For every force, there is a counterforce of equal magnitude in opposite direction c Only motion causes forces 8 Which is true about action-reaction forces? a They cancel each other instantly b They act on different objects c They act on the same object 9 How does Newton's third law relate to recoil in firearms? a Gases push backward; the gun experiences forward recoil b There is no reaction in recoil c The gun pushes backward only 10 When you push off a dock to swim, which is true? a Only the dock moves b You push the dock backward; you move forward c Both move forward

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Newton's Third Law QuizOnline version

Action-reaction concepts

by Jhoanne Morelos

What does Newton's third law state about every force pair?

For every force, there is a larger counter-force

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

For forces to exist, motion must occur

When you push against a wall, what happens to you?

You exert a force on the wall and the wall exerts an equal opposite force on you

Only the wall moves

The wall loses energy and stops you

Which example demonstrates Newton's third law?

A car engine burning fuel

A rocket pushing exhaust backward to move forward

A ball thrown up remains up

If you push against a skateboard, the skateboard does what?

Moves in the opposite direction with equal force

Moves in the same direction you push

Remains stationary

What is the action-reaction pair in jumping off a boat?

Boat trips on water

Jumping pushes water backward; boat moves forward slightly

Water pushes boat downward only

Why do collisions involve force pairs?

There are no real force pairs

Each force has a matching force on the other body

Only one side applies force

Which statement best describes the third law?

Forces must always be balanced

For every force, there is a counterforce of equal magnitude in opposite direction

Only motion causes forces

Which is true about action-reaction forces?

They cancel each other instantly

They act on different objects

They act on the same object

How does Newton's third law relate to recoil in firearms?

Gases push backward; the gun experiences forward recoil

There is no reaction in recoil

The gun pushes backward only

When you push off a dock to swim, which is true?

Only the dock moves

You push the dock backward; you move forward

Both move forward

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Newton's Third Law QuizOnline version

by Jhoanne Morelos

What does Newton's third law state about every force pair?

When you push against a wall, what happens to you?

Which example demonstrates Newton's third law?

If you push against a skateboard, the skateboard does what?

What is the action-reaction pair in jumping off a boat?

Why do collisions involve force pairs?

Which statement best describes the third law?

Which is true about action-reaction forces?

How does Newton's third law relate to recoil in firearms?

When you push off a dock to swim, which is true?

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