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Froggy Jumps Review DynamicsOnline version Dynamics by Nanan Nasiroh 1 What is a force? a A type of energy b A push or a pull c The amount of matter in an object 2 If the resultant force acting on an object is zero, the forces are called... a Unbalanced forces b Gravitational forces c Balanced forces 3 An object is stationary and the resultant force acting on it is zero. What happens? a It starts moving at constant speed b It remains stationary c It starts accelerating 4 An object is already moving at constant speed in a straight line. The resultant force is zero. What happens? a It continues moving at constant speed in a straight line b It stops immediately c It accelerates 5 Which Newton's law states that an object remains stationary or moves at constant velocity when the resultant force is zero? a Newton's First Law b Newton's Second Law c Newton's Third Law 6 According to Newton's Second Law, if the resultant force increases while mass remains constant, acceleration will... a Decrease b Stay the same c Increase 7 Which equation represents Newton's Second Law? a F = a/m b F = ma c F = m/v 8 Two objects experience the same force. Which object will have the greater acceleration? a The object with greater mass b The object with smaller mass c The heavier object always accelerates faster 9 What is weight? a The force caused by gravity acting on an object b The amount of matter in an object c The resistance of an object to motion 10 Which equation is used to calculate weight? a W = mg b W = g/m c W = m/g 11 What is the approximate value of gravitational acceleration on Earth? a 9.81 m/s b 9.81 m/s² c 9.81 m 12 What is the approximate value of gravitational acceleration on the Moon? a 1.6 m/s² b 1.6 m/s c 1.6 ms 13 An object has a mass of 10 kg. What is its approximate weight on Earth? Use g = 9.81 m/s². a 0.98 N b 9.81 N c 98.1 N 14 Which statement about mass is correct? a Mass is measured in newtons b Mass is the force caused by gravity c Mass is a measure of inertia 15 An astronaut travels from Earth to the Moon. What happens to their mass? a It stays the same b It becomes zero c It increase 16 An astronaut travels from Earth to the Moon. What happens to their weight? a It decreases b It increase c It stays exactly the same 17 What is inertia? a The force that pulls objects towards Earth b The tendency of an object to resist a change in its motion c The speed of an object 18 Which object is more difficult to accelerate? a A 1 kg object b A 10 kg object c A 100 kg object 19 Why does a football eventually stop rolling on the ground after being kicked? a Gravity disappears b Uptrust acts on it c Friction acts against its motion 20 Imagine kicking a ball in a vacuum, where there is no friction or air resistance. What would happen? a It would continue moving b It would fall immediately c It would immediately stop 21 A large mass is difficult to... a Change its motion b Measure c Give weight 22 In the absence of air resistance, how do objects of different masses fall in the same gravitational field? a They fall with the same acceleration b They do not accelerate c Heavy objects fall faster 23 What two forces act on a skydiver falling through the air? a Weight and upthrust b Weight and air resistance c Friction and drag 24 What direction does the weight of a falling skydiver act? a In the direction of motion only b Upwards c Downwards 25 What happens to air resistance as a skydiver's speed increases? a It increases b It decreases c It stays constant 26 A skydiver reaches terminal velocity when... a Air resistance is greater than weight b Air resistance equals weight c Weight is greater than air resistance 27 A skydiver opens their parachute. What happens first? a Air resistance becomes much larger b The skydiver immediately accelerates downwards c The skydiver immediately accelerates Upwards 28 What is a resistive force? a A force that acts in the same direction as motion b A force that opposes motion c A force that always acts upwards 29 What is upthrust? a A force caused by friction in solids b A downward force caused by gravity c An upward force exerted by a fluid on an immersed object 30 Which statement correctly describes a Newton's Third Law pair? a They act on the same object and have equal magnitude b They always cancel each other out c They act on different objects, are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction 31 A car has a forward driving force of 300 N and air resistance of 200 N. What is the resultant force? a 100 N forward b 100 N backward c 100 N 32 A car has a mass of 500 kg and a resultant force of 100 N. What is its acceleration? a 0.02 m/s² b 0.2 m/s² c 2 m/s² 33 A skydiver is falling at terminal velocity. Which statement is correct? a Weight = air resistance b Weight > air resistance c Weight < air resistance 34 Which pair is NOT a Newton's Third Law pair? a Person's weight / contact force from the floor b Magnet pulls iron / iron pulls magnet c Earth pulls person / person pulls Earth 35 A 2 kg object is on Earth. What is its weight? a 19.62 N b 9.81 N c 1.6 N

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What is a force?

If the resultant force acting on an object is zero, the forces are called...

An object is stationary and the resultant force acting on it is zero. What happens?

An object is already moving at constant speed in a straight line. The resultant force is zero. What happens?

Which Newton's law states that an object remains stationary or moves at constant velocity when the resultant force is zero?

According to Newton's Second Law, if the resultant force increases while mass remains constant, acceleration will...

Which equation represents Newton's Second Law?

Two objects experience the same force. Which object will have the greater acceleration?

What is weight?

Which equation is used to calculate weight?

What is the approximate value of gravitational acceleration on Earth?

What is the approximate value of gravitational acceleration on the Moon?

An object has a mass of 10 kg. What is its approximate weight on Earth? Use g = 9.81 m/s².

Which statement about mass is correct?

An astronaut travels from Earth to the Moon. What happens to their mass?

An astronaut travels from Earth to the Moon. What happens to their weight?

What is inertia?

Which object is more difficult to accelerate?

Why does a football eventually stop rolling on the ground after being kicked?

Imagine kicking a ball in a vacuum, where there is no friction or air resistance. What would happen?

A large mass is difficult to...

In the absence of air resistance, how do objects of different masses fall in the same gravitational field?

What two forces act on a skydiver falling through the air?

What direction does the weight of a falling skydiver act?

What happens to air resistance as a skydiver's speed increases?

A skydiver reaches terminal velocity when...

A skydiver opens their parachute. What happens first?

What is a resistive force?

What is upthrust?

Which statement correctly describes a Newton's Third Law pair?

A car has a forward driving force of 300 N and air resistance of 200 N. What is the resultant force?

A car has a mass of 500 kg and a resultant force of 100 N. What is its acceleration?

A skydiver is falling at terminal velocity. Which statement is correct?

Which pair is NOT a Newton's Third Law pair?

A 2 kg object is on Earth. What is its weight?