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Create an image of a cartoon-style physics classroom with objects demonstrating force and motion, such as a falling apple, a smooth surface, and a person measuring force with a forcemeter.

Force and Motion Quiz

Test your knowledge on the concepts of force and motion with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of essential vocabulary and principles in physics.

Take the quiz to:

Learn about different types of forces
Understand the effects of motion
Explore the concepts of friction, gravity, and more

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by SlidingLeaf27

When an object moves away from something

Push

Pull

Force

What is a push or pull on an object?

Friction

Gravity

Force

An invisible force that pulls objects down. Every object on earth that has mass is effected by this force. It causes things to fall.

Friction

Motion

Gravity

The resistance of motion when two object rub against each other.

Pull

Friction

Tension

This word means " a change in position"

Position

Motion

Gravity

When something easily slides past a surface we say it is...

Rough

Hard

Smooth

A tool used for measuring the force of a pull...

Thermometer

Compass

Forcemeter

This is the name of the unit of force, named after scientist Isaac Newton.

Newton (N)

Meter

Speed

Does friction slow an object down or speed it up?

Slow down

Speed up

Neither

A force that produces a change in motion...

Unbalanced force

Balanced force

Gravitational force

The formula for force is "F= M x A". What do "M" and "A" stand for?

Mass and velocity

Mass and Acceleration

Movement and Action

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