Chapter 2: MotionLesson 1: Motion and SpeedUse your knowledge of motion learned in class to answer the following questions. **Make sure you type in your name below before you begin**
Questions and Answers
1.
Imagine the following scenarios:A. A school bus traveling at 50 miles/hourB. A motorcycle traveling at 60 miles/hourWhich vehicle would have the most momentum? Support your answer with an explanation.
2.
An object's place or location is known as it's ___________________.
A. 
Speed
B. 
Acceleration
C. 
Position
D. 
Velocity
3.
__________________ is the measure of the distance an object moves in a given amount of time.
A. 
Velocity
B. 
Acceleration
C. 
Momentum
D. 
Speed
4.
An object's speed in a given direction is __________________.
A. 
Momentum
B. 
Velocity
C. 
Acceleration
D. 
Position
5.
Any change in velocity (such as stopping, speeding up, or changing direction) is called _______________.
A. 
Speed
B. 
Position
C. 
Momentum
D. 
Acceleration
6.
________________ is the measure of how hard is it to slow down or stop an object.
A. 
Momentum
B. 
Acceleration
C. 
Speed
D. 
Position
7.
Whether or not you observe motion depends on your frame of ______________.
8.
You and your family are going on a road trip to an amusement park. After traveling 250 miles, you arrive at your destination. Checking the clock, you see that it took you 5 hours to get from your house to the amusement park. What was your average speed in miles per hour?__________ miles/hour
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Vinegar is added to baking soda and bubbles of carbon dioxide rapidly form. A cloudy liquid is left behind. What are products in this chemical reaction?
Many English words have Latin roots. Select the Latin words and their meanings that would correctly complete the sentences. The vocabulary words are from this lesson or earlier lessons.
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To_________ someone is to warn that person. The word comes form the Latin monere meaning "to warn".