Force and motion have a relationship in which they relate to each other. Force is the cause of movement. If someone is walking or running, there is force and motion involved. This quiz proposes that you respond to these questions: what the amount of matter in an object is, the force of attraction between two objects, and how forces act on a dropped object as it falls. You truly need to take this great quiz.
Matter
Inertia
Gravity
Mass
Mass
Force
Friction
None of the above
Friction
Force
Gravity
Air resistance
Air resistance
Gravity
Motion
Friction
The student bodies will continue to move forward after the coaster has stopped
The coaster and riders bodies will stop all at once
The students bodies will be slung backwards
The coaster will have no impact on anyone
Tony will hit the dummy harder because he has more inertia
Jose will be faster at getting to the dummy first because he is smaller and lighter than Tony
Both A and B
Tony and Jose are equally balanced players and will demonstrate the same athletic skills
Sand
Gravel
Grass
Sidewalk
System
Force
Matter
Mass
Bowling ball
Tennis ball
Neither would land at the same time
Both would land at the same time if no air resistance was found
Air resistance is pushing it up, while gravity is pushing it down
Air resistance is pulling it down, while gravity is pushing it up
Both gravity and air resistance are pulling down on the object
Both gravity and air resistance are pushing up on the object
It will roll faster because friction increases
It will roll faster because friction decreases
It will roll slower because friction increases
It will roll faster because friction decreases
Friction
Movement
Reaction
Energy forces
True
False
True
False
Velocity
Motion
Forces
Mass
True
False