Force And Motion Vocabulary Quiz
9 Questions
| Total Attempts: 2112
Understanding Force and Motion Relationships with Vocabulary
Questions and Answers
- 1.A push or a pull on matter is called a ...
- A.
Inerita
- B.
Mass
- C.
Acceleration
- D.
Force
- 2.A force that causes a change in motion is ...
- A.
Momentum
- B.
Balanced
- C.
Inertia
- D.
Unbalanced
- 3.Forces that do not cause changes in motion are ....
- A.
Momentum
- B.
Balanced
- C.
Inertia
- D.
Unbalanced
- 4.All of the forces that act on an object add up to equal...
- A.
Net Force
- B.
Inertia
- C.
Acceleration
- D.
Mass
- 5.An object tends to keep in motion when in motion because it has ...
- A.
Inertia
- B.
Volume
- C.
Weight
- D.
Temperature
- 6.How much matter is in an object is measured by
- A.
Volume
- B.
Mass
- C.
Temperature
- D.
Weight
- 7.Newton's 2nd Law is about...
- A.
Force, Mass, and Acceleration
- B.
Volume
- C.
Momentum
- D.
Inertia
- 8.Force is equal to ...
- A.
Mass X Acceleration
- B.
Velocity X Mass
- C.
Acceleration/Mass
- D.
Mass/Acceleration
- 9.A force that acts in opposition to motion is called...
- A.
Gravity
- B.
Friction
- C.
Push
- D.
Pull
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