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Forces and Motion

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    Forces and motion review
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  • A push or pull on an object. It makes an object move, stop, change directions, speed up or slow down.
    Force
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  • If you want to put an object into motion, the forces on the object must be...
    Unbalanced
    Balanced
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  • An invisible force that pulls objects towards the Earth.
    Gravity
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  • A force that opposes motion when two objects rub against each other.
    Friction
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  • Objects with ________ surfaces have high friction.
    rough
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  • Objects with ________ surfaces have low friciton.
    rough
    smooth
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  • True or False: More friction allows things to move more smoothy.
    False
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  • What is the unit used to measure force?
    Newtons
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  • What is the formula for finding the speed of an object?
    Distance divided by time
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  • If an object is not moving, the forces must be....
    Balanced
    Unbalanced
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  • April and Jessica are playing tug of war. They are both pulling with 50 Newtons of force. Their forces would be ______________ and the rope ____________ move.
    Balanced; would
    Unbalanced; would
    Balanced; would not
    Unbalanced; would not
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  • If 2 people are pushing a box in opposite directions with the same amount of force, the box ___________ move.
    will not
    will
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  • If a ball is rolling across the sand at the beach, what will cause the ball to slow down and stop?
    gravity
    balanced forces
    inertia
    friction
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  • When there is no change in the speed of an object, (the speed is staying the same) we say the object is....
    at a constant speed
    decelerating
    accelerating
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  • Describe the motion of the object.
    The object is at a constant speed.
    The object is decelerating.
    The object is at rest.
    The object is accelerating.
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  • Describe the motion of the object.
    The object is accelerating.
    The object is decelerating.
    The object is at rest.
    The object is at a constant speed.
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