Jeffries Newtons Laws

If there is no air resistance, all objects should:

• Go home.

• fall at the same rate.

• reach terminal velocity.

• fall at different rates.

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When skydivers jump out of an airplane, ______ slows them down as they fall.

• air resistance

• gravity

• friction

• inertia

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When making a paper airplane, the builder is changing air resistance factors. Of the factors that are listed, which one cannot be changed by the paper airplane builder?

• speed

• shape

• gravity

• size

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To move a mass, you always need a ______.

• speed

• friction

• air resistance

• force

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Miss Stanley is playing with the Newton's Cradle again! According to the picture, how many balls should go up on the opposite side of this Newton's Cradle?

• two

• four

• one

• three

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According to the graph: Graph showing the relationship between mass (Kg) and acceleration.

• Mass has no affect on acceleration.

• Acceleration decreases as mass increases.

• Acceleration decreases as mass decreases.

• Acceleration increases as mass increases.

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What does arrow A represent in the diagram?

• The direction of the Moon's orbit

• The direction of Inertia

• The direction of Earth's rotation

• The direction of gravity

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What does arrow B represent in the diagram?

• The direction of the Moon's orbit

• The direction of sunlight

• The direction of Earth's rotation

• The direction of gravity

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What celestial body is shown at the top of the diagram?

• The Sun

• Mars

• The Moon

• Venus

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What is the main focus of the diagram?

• The phases of the Moon

• The relationship between the Earth and Moon

• The solar system

• The Earth's atmosphere

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