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Newton's Laws/Forces and Motions plus Some Concepts from the Past!
Newton's Laws/Forces and Motions plus Some Concepts from the Past!
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A place or object used to determine whether something is in motion is called a:
stationary object
reference point
solid
vector
2
A neutral atom has the same number of:
protons, neutrons, and electrons
Silly Mr. Sampson, there is no such thing
protons and neutrons
protons and electrons
3
What is the net force in the diagram below?
20 N right
15 N right
40 N left
130 N right
4
What unit do we use to measure distance?
grams
Newtons
Meters
Liters
5
The freezing point of water in Celsius is:
0 degrees
212 degrees
32 degrees
100 degrees
6
Newton's arch nemesis in a 'Tale of Two Newtons' was
Peter Rabbit
Julius von Meyer
William Thomson
Robert Hooke
7
You and a friend are pushing a table with 100N and 150N of force in the same direction, what is the net force?
0
30 N
250N
50 N
8
Which of the following particles carry a positive electric charge?
neutrons
electrons
quarks
protons
9
Mass is defined as:
the amount of space an object takes up
the resistance a fluid has to "flow"
the amount of "stuff" or matter in an object
the amount of inertia an object has
10
A pair forces are also called
action and reaction forces
a balanced and unbalanced force
Rick and Morty
twins
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Which of these is NOT one of Newtons Laws of Motion?
An object moves at a constant velocity until changed by an outside force.
An object's acceleration is related to force and mass.
The weight of an object is related to mass and gravity.
Each action has an equal and opposite reaction.
12
True or False: When we apply heat to a pot of water, its particles begin to slow down until they lock into place
True
False
13
The more mass an object has
the faster the object accelerates
the less it weighs
the easier it is to move
the more inertia it has
14
True or False: Solids have a definite shape but no definite volume.
False
True
15
Does the picture below show an example of balanced or unbalanced forces?
The forces are balanced
The forces are unbalanced
16
Inertia is
Newton's Second Law of Motion
An exercise for gym class
the tendency an object to resist a change in motion.
the amount of matter in an object.
17
True or False: Your mass changes in space.
True
False
18
The process by which a substance in a solid state becomes a liquid is called
melting
sublimation
freezing
liquifying
19
Julien wants to find the mass of his favorite pen. What tool would he use to measure this?
a beaker
a graduated cylinder
a thermometer
a triple beam balance
20
True or False: Atoms are made up of three particles: protons, neutrons, and electrons
False
True
21
Which of the following equations show a formula for acceleration?
speed = distance/time
Acceleration= net force/ mass
length x width x height
Mass x gravity
22
When a substance is going through a phase change, its temperature:
increases
decreases
fluctuates (goes up and down)
remains the same throughout
23
Fill in the blank: An object in motion will remain in motion __________, unless acted upon by an outside force.
while changing direction
while only moving backwards
at a constant velocity
accelerating
24
Weight depends on
its color
the amount of matter in the object
the amount of space it takes up
an object's location
25
Which animal is the fastest in the world?
the peregrine falcon
the cheetah
the greyhound
the red-tailed hawk
26
The overall force acting on an object is known as
the sum force
skyforce
balanced forces
its net force
27
When forces are exerted in the same direction, we
multiply them
add them
divide them
subtract them
28
Two electrons are in the same area. They _______
repel one another
make up the nucleus of the atom
are drawn to one another
fuse together to form one big electron
29
If you decrease the mass of an object,
you will increase the acceleration
you will decrease the acceleration
the object's volume will increase
the object will remain at rest
30
If two objects are the same size, then
they have the same volume
they weigh the same
they are made up of the same materials
they have the same mass
31
Which of Newton's laws is best described as the Law of Inertia?
3rd
none of them
2nd
1st
32
If an object is not moving,
it will never move
it levitates
it moves on its own
it will remain motionless unless acted on by an outside force.
33
An object's acceleration depends on its
its mass and the net force acting on the object.
the object's direction
the object's speed
the object's weight and speed
34
What is formula to find the volume of a rectangular prism?
V = mass x velocity
V= length x width x height
V = force x mass
V = length x width
35
When you walk,
your velocity increases
your foot pushes down on the floor and the floor pushes back up onthe foot.
your shoes squeak
your foot only pushes down on the floor
36
When an object exerts a force on a second object, the second object exerts an force that is greater on the first object.
True
False
37
Which of Newton's laws involves action and reaction forces?
3rd law
Law of universal gravitational
1st law
2nd law
38
According to Newton, forces exist ____
only when they are unbalanced
only when they are balanced
alone
in pairs
39
Which scientist is responsible for the Plum Pudding Model of the atom?
Bill Nye
J.J. Thomson
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Ernest Rutherford
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Which of the following includes all the ways can an object accelerate?
speeding up, slowing down, and changing direction
moving north
changing its density
increasing its mass
41
When forces are exerted in different directions, we
add them
subtract them
put the values into an equation
multiply them
42
What other school has Mr. Sampson worked at?
Allen Stevenson
Nightingale-Bamford
Greenwich Academy
Dalton
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A force, in physics, can be defined as
the tendency of an object to resist change
a push or pull
physical strength
making someone do something
