Motion Mastery: Three Laws Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Motion Mastery: Three Laws QuizOnline version Three Laws basics by Shiela Balingasa 1 Which concept describes an object staying at rest or moving at constant velocity unless acted on by a net external force? a Inertia (Law 1) b Frictional force c Gravitational pull 2 What does Newton's second law state about acceleration? a F = ma b Energy is conserved c Work done equals force times distance 3 If you push a sled, which factor will increase its acceleration the most? a Larger mass only b Lower velocity c Larger net force 4 What action-reaction pair is described in Newton's third law? a For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction b Work is done in equal amounts c Energy transfers without loss 5 Which scenario best illustrates inertia? a A book resting on a table until a push starts it moving b A car speeding up on a straight road c A cyclist changing gears 6 If a 2 kg object experiences a 4 N net force, what is its acceleration? a 8 m/s^2 b 2 m/s^2 c 0.5 m/s^2 7 What happens to the acceleration when mass doubles but net force stays the same? a No change in acceleration b Acceleration doubles c Acceleration halves 8 Which factor does NOT affect Newton's second law? a Net external force b Mass c Massless objects 9 Which law explains why a rocket moves forward as exhaust gas pushes backward? a Conservation of Energy b Newton's Third Law c First Law of Motion 10 A seatbelt provides a greater force to stop you during a crash. This illustrates which law? a Conservation of momentum b Newton's First Law (inertia) and safety role c Third Law only

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Motion Mastery: Three Laws QuizOnline version

Three Laws basics

by Shiela Balingasa

Which concept describes an object staying at rest or moving at constant velocity unless acted on by a net external force?

Inertia (Law 1)

Frictional force

Gravitational pull

What does Newton's second law state about acceleration?

F = ma

Energy is conserved

Work done equals force times distance

If you push a sled, which factor will increase its acceleration the most?

Larger mass only

Lower velocity

Larger net force

What action-reaction pair is described in Newton's third law?

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

Work is done in equal amounts

Energy transfers without loss

Which scenario best illustrates inertia?

A book resting on a table until a push starts it moving

A car speeding up on a straight road

A cyclist changing gears

If a 2 kg object experiences a 4 N net force, what is its acceleration?

8 m/s^2

2 m/s^2

0.5 m/s^2

What happens to the acceleration when mass doubles but net force stays the same?

No change in acceleration

Acceleration doubles

Acceleration halves

Which factor does NOT affect Newton's second law?

Net external force

Mass

Massless objects

Which law explains why a rocket moves forward as exhaust gas pushes backward?

Conservation of Energy

Newton's Third Law

First Law of Motion

A seatbelt provides a greater force to stop you during a crash. This illustrates which law?

Conservation of momentum

Newton's First Law (inertia) and safety role

Third Law only

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Motion Mastery: Three Laws QuizOnline version

by Shiela Balingasa

Which concept describes an object staying at rest or moving at constant velocity unless acted on by a net external force?

What does Newton's second law state about acceleration?

If you push a sled, which factor will increase its acceleration the most?

What action-reaction pair is described in Newton's third law?

Which scenario best illustrates inertia?

If a 2 kg object experiences a 4 N net force, what is its acceleration?

What happens to the acceleration when mass doubles but net force stays the same?

Which factor does NOT affect Newton's second law?

Which law explains why a rocket moves forward as exhaust gas pushes backward?

A seatbelt provides a greater force to stop you during a crash. This illustrates which law?

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