A skier moving faster over snow than a person sliding on grass.

increasing acceleration on grass

a person trying to slide on carpet or on concrete than over hardwood floors or wet tile floors.

finding more friction on carpet or concrete

to slide easier on carpet or concrete

to reduce friction on carpet or concrete

to slide harder on hardwood floors and wet tiles

The principal's chair has wheels. It sits on her office floor next to her desk. She pulls the chair away from her desk. What makes the chair move?

the force of her pull on the chair

the force of gravity on the chair

friction between her hand and the chair

friction between the wheels and the floor

A group of students places two identical carts on a flat surface. One cart is empty and the other cart is full of blocks. The students push the carts across the surface. Each student pushes with the same force for the same amount of time. Which cart will speed up the most?

the empty cart pushed by two students

the full cart pushed by one student

the full cart pushed by two students

the empty cart pushed by one student

A student stacks books on a skateboard and pushes it down a hall. Which TWO changes would make the skateboard reach the end of the hallway faster?

remove some books and push the skateboard with greater force

push the skateboard with greater force and stand the books upright

remove some books and push the skateboard with less force

push the skateboard with greater force and replace the books with heavier objects

In this picture, the dot shows where a toy car is at certain times. Which statement correctly describes the motion of the toy car? ( HINT : using a ruler shows distance, a form of measurement. The time in seconds is shown below. To describe the motion means to find the speed )

The car is moving at a constant speed over time

The car is decreasing its speed over time

The car is increasing its speed over time

The car has not moved from the start

You designed a second experiment to test how either force or mass (weight) can change the motion of a cart. READ THE HINTS IN PICTURE 2 BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION BELOW Consider which cart would move at a speed of 5m/1s in picture 2. What would be the correct reasoning to support your choice?

Cart 1 has the most amount of force applied

Cart 1 has least amount of weight on it

Cart 2 has the least amount of weight on it

Cart 2 has the most amount of force applied

In class, we did an online activity that dealt with forces in action. Using the picture, review and look at the table to answer the following question. Why does the truck travel less farther with a parachute?

There is more air resistance (air force)

There is more friction on the track

The truck is at lower slope or ramp

The truck has more weight on it

In class, we did an online activity that dealt with forces in action. Using the picture, review and look at the table to answer the following question. Why does the truck travel further with weights?

The truck has more moment on it (more mass)

There is less friction on the track

The truck is at higher slope or ramp

There is less air resistance (air force)

Which one shows what can happen to the motion of an object when only one force is acting on the object?

the object can change direction, can speed up, or can slow down

the object can can speed up, can slow down, or sit at rest

The object can move at a constant speed, speed up, or slow down

The object can move at a constant speed, can change direction, or can speed up

You have a Hot Wheels car sitting on the floor. What do you have to do to make the car move at a constant speed?

Cannot happen because of friction

A builder is designing a wheelchair ramp for a portable classroom. The BEST choice of building materials to reduce friction is what?

A wooden ramp with a smooth plywood surface.

Have many small boards nailed together.

Have a wooden ramp covered with carpet.

Have a wooden ramp covered in sandpaper.

A high school sprinter can run 200 meters in 25 seconds and a Black Mamba snake can move 30 meters in 3 seconds. Who or what has a faster speed?

The Black Mamba snake is faster at 10 meters/second

The high school sprinter is faster with a speed of 8 meters/second

The high school sprinter is faster with a speed of 10 meters/second

The Black Mamba snake is faster at 27 meters/second

Alex and Eric both drop wood blocks with the same masses and shapes from the same heights. Alex has a parachute attached to his block which makes it fall slower. Why does Eric's block fall faster?

There is less air friction on Eric's block.

The pull of gravity is greater on Eric's block than on Alex's block.

The mass of Eric's block is greater.

The density of Eric's block is different from Alex's block.

How are balanced forces different than unbalanced forces?

Balanced forces are equal in size and are opposite in direction

Balanced forces cause objects to move

Balanced forces are not equal and size and move in one direction

Balanced forces are equal in size and move in one direction

What two forces caused the sled to slide to a stop at different distances based on the types of surfaces?

The amount of push and friction

The amount of gravity and inertia

The amount of gravity and momentum

The amount of weight and car type

A student puts a penny, a box of crayons, and a bag filled with books on a table. Which statement describes the gravitational force acting on the objects?

All the objects experience the same amount of gravitational force.

The penny experiences the least amount of gravitational force.

The box of crayons experiences the greatest amount of gravitational force.

The bag filled with books experiences the least amount of gravitational force.

Students perform two experiments using toy cars. For each experiment, the students measure the following: 1) the mass of the toy cars 2) the amount of force applied to the cars 3) the speed of the cars after 4 seconds --------------------------------------------- Which numbers should go into the empty box in experiment 1 and experiment 2 to find the final speed (m/s)? --------------------------------------------- [HINT: In Experiment 1, they kept the amount mass the same for both trials, but doubled the amount of force in trial 2] * Think : How would this affect the speed of the car? Would it speed up or slow down in trial 1? ---------------------------------------------- [HINT: In Experiment 2, the amount of mass is doubled in trial 2, but kept the same amount of force for both] * Think : How would this affect the speed of the car? Would it speed up or slow down in trial 2?

Experiment 1: 8 m/s Experiment 2: 8 m/s

Experiment 1: 8 m/s Experiment 2: 32 m/s

Experiment 1: 16 m/s Experiment 2: 32 m/s

Experiment 1: 32 m/s Experiment 2: 8 m/s

Forces and Motion (Ohio Standards)

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Something that makes an object start moving, stop moving, speed up, or slow down.

Force

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

Friction

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NGSS.MS-PS2-1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Equal forces act on an object in opposite directions causing the object not to move.

Force

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

Friction

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Unequal forces on an object in a particular direction cause the object to move.

Force

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

Friction

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS2-2

NGSS.MS-PS2-1

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Friction is a force that acts in the (a) direction of movement.

opposite

similar

upward

downward

forward

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NGSS.HS-PS2-1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A force that slows down the movement of two objects that are touching (a car's tire rolling on the road)

Force

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

Friction

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The distance traveled in a period of time

Speed

gravity

Friction

inertia

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NGSS.MS-PS3-1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The (distance ÷ time) or (distance/time)

how to find time

how to find distance

how to find acceleration

how to find speed

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NGSS.MS-PS3-1

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Forces and Motion (Ohio Standards)

Something that makes an object start moving, stop moving, speed up, or slow down.

Equal forces act on an object in opposite directions causing the object not to move.

Unequal forces on an object in a particular direction cause the object to move.

Friction is a force that acts in the (a) direction of movement.

A force that slows down the movement of two objects that are touching (a car's tire rolling on the road)

The distance traveled in a period of time

The (distance ÷ time) or (distance/time)

Two tug-of-war teams complete, and for 5 minutes, neither team is able to move.

A person who pushes a desk across the room.

A skier moving faster over snow than a person sliding on grass.

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Forces and Motion (Ohio Standards)

Something that makes an object start moving, stop moving, speed up, or slow down.

Equal forces act on an object in opposite directions causing the object not to move.

Unequal forces on an object in a particular direction cause the object to move.

Friction is a force that acts in the​ (a) direction of movement.

A force that slows down the movement of two objects that are touching (a car's tire rolling on the road)

The distance traveled in a period of time

The (distance ÷ time) or (distance/time)

Two tug-of-war teams complete, and for 5 minutes, neither team is able to move.

A person who pushes a desk across the room.

A skier moving faster over snow than a person sliding on grass.

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Friction is a force that acts in the (a) direction of movement.