Motion of Objects Review

Motion of Objects

Test Review

Multiple Choice

How do you describe the exact location of an object?

• Force

• Friction

• Position

• Motion

The exact location of an object can be described by using the following words/phrases:

• In front of...

• Behind...

• To the left of ....

• To the right of ....

• Above ....

• Below ....

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Think about the funny hamburger activity we did!

​Position

Multiple Choice

Which describes Mario's position?

• Behind Luigi

• Above Bowser

• Between Princess Peach and Luigi

• Below Donkey Kong

Multiple Choice

What do you call a push or a pull acting on an object?

• Position

• Friction

• Motion

• Force

• To force something towards you, you PULL it.

• To force something away from you, you PUSH it.

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​Force

Multiple Choice

When we open our classroom door, what force do we use?

• Push

• Pull

Multiple Choice

What is motion?

• The height of an object.

• The mass of an object.

• The change in an objects position.

Multiple Choice

What is the force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth?

• Motion

• Gravity

• Position

• Friction

Multiple Choice

What is the opposition of gravity?

THINK: When you oppose to something, what are you doing?

Example: I oppose to giving homework on Fridays.

• Energy not impacting gravity

• Other forces not impacting gravity

• Other forces working with gravity

• Other forces working against gravity

Multiple Choice

What is a force that resists motion?

• Speed

• Position

• Friction

Multiple Choice

Which surface would cause the most friction?

• A smooth surface

• An oily surface

• A slippery surface

• A rough surface

Multiple Choice

What is speed?

• How fast an object is moving.

• The distance an object travels in a certain amount of time.

• How slow an object is moving.

• How hot an object gets in a certain amount of time.

Multiple Choice

Objects with more mass require more force to put it in motion, compared to an object with less mass.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of motion occurring?

• When an object is changing volume.

• When an object is changing position and possibly changing direction or speed.

• When an object is changing temperature.

• When an object is changing mass.

Multiple Choice

Why do scientists organize their data?

• To make it more difficult to analyze and compare the data.

• To make it easier to analyze and compare the data.

• Scientists don't need to analyze and compare the data.

• To make a change to their results.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for scientists to compare their results?

• To draw reliable conclusions

• To be able to change their data to match each other's results

• To show how smart they are

• Scientists do not need to compare their results.

Multiple Select

Select all the FALSE statements:

• Scientists MUST follow ALL the steps in the scientific method.

• Scientists should change their predictions to match their results.

• All scientific investigations include making observations and collecting evidence.

• Scientists should include their opinions in their conclusions based on their experiments.

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE:

You make your prediction AFTER you collect your data.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Poll

Do you have a COMPLETE science study guide for this unit?

• YES, and I checked that my answers were correct on Canvas.

• No, I do not have a study guide.