Physics - Motion

1. In Newton’s second law of motion, what is the relationship between acceleration and mass? Acceleration

does not depend on mass.

is inversely proportional to mass.

is directly proportional to mass.

is divided by mass.

2. Which of the following correctly states Newton’s third law of motion? Forces occur in matched pairs that are

equal in magnitude and equal in direction.

opposite in magnitude and equal in direction.

equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

opposite in magnitude and opposite in direction.

3. According to Newton’s second law of motion, what causes a change in the motion of an object? A (An)

net force.

decrease in inertia.

change in velocity.

acceleration.

4. The conservation of momentum is correctly expressed by which of the following statements? The total momentum of interacting objects

always remains the same.

usually remains the same.

remains the same if there are no internal forces.

remains the same if there are no external forces.

5. A person walking on a level surface moves forward because the forces of

his feet pushing backward on the ground.

the ground pushing forward on his feet.

his feet pushing forward on the ground.

the ground pushing backward on his feet

6. According to Newton’s second law of motion, acceleration is proportional to force. That means a larger force

produces a larger acceleration.

doesn’t affect acceleration.

produces a smaller acceleration.

produces a smaller mass.

7. What are the metric units for momentum?

kg • m/s2

kg • m/s

newton

newton • m

8. What is a difference between an object’s speed and velocity?

There is no difference.

Velocity includes time during which travel occurred.

Speed includes direction as well as the rate of travel.

Velocity includes the direction of travel whereas speed does not.

9. Which of the following indicate that an object has been subjected to an unbalanced force?

The object slows down.

The object speeds up.

The object changes direction.

Any of the above.

10. Which of the following statements are true of both weight and mass?

Mass depends on gravity, weight does not.

Gravity is necessary to measure both weight and mass.

Weight is a force, mass is a measure of inertia.

Heavier objects weigh more than light objects.

11. Which statement correctly characterizes momentum, as understood in the physical sciences?

The product of mass and velocity is large for an object with a large momentum.

An object with a large momentum has a large mass.

Momentum is a measure of an object’s tendency to continue moving.

An object with a large momentum has a large velocity.

12. What feature of motion is described by acceleration?

The rate at which velocity changes.

The rate at which speed changes.

Whether motion is speeding up or slowing down.

How quickly final velocity is reached.

13. Which pair of variables defines motion?

speed and passage of time

time and momentum

speed and distance

change of position and passage of time

14. Which of the following statements correctly states Newton’s first law of motion?

Every object retains its state of rest or its state of accelerated straight-line motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

Every object retains its state of rest or its state of uniform straight-line motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

None of the above is correct.

Every object retains its state of rest or its state of uniform straight-line motion unless acted upon by a balanced force.

15. In order for an object to move in a circular path at a constant speed, which set of conditions must be satisfied?

No force need be applied since speed remains constant.

A force must be applied once to start circular motion, then the object will continue in a circular path.

A force must be applied continuously against the object’s motion to cause it to turn away into a circular path.

A force must be applied continuously at right angles to the object’s motion to produce a circular path.

16. If the forces on an object are balanced, the object will

neither A nor B

remain at rest if initially at rest.

both A and B

continue moving in a straight line if initially moving in a straight line.

17. What is the unit of weight in the metric system?

pound

meters per second squared

kilogram

newton

18. The term inertia means which of the following? The tendency of an object to

remain in motion.

stop the motion of other objects.

remain in rest or motion.

maintain its mass.

19. If an astronaut, freely floating in space, tries to throw away a spent fuel container that has the same mass as the astronaut himself, what will happen to the astronaut?

The astronaut moves away in an opposite direction just as fast as the container moves.

Nothing happens to the astronaut. He will stay where he is and the container will fly away at the speed given to it by the astronaut.

The astronaut will recoil slightly but quickly stop while the container continues moving away at a constant speed.

Nothing happens to the astronaut or container. The astronaut cannot throw the container since he has no firm ground to stand on.

20. Which two fundamental properties are used to describe motion?

mass and distance

speed and time

distance and speed

length and time

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Physics – Motion