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Understanding Motion: SVA/DT Quiz

Test your knowledge of motion concepts with our engaging quiz on speed, velocity, and acceleration! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding and help reinforce your learning on these fundamental physics topics.

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12 Thought-Provoking Questions
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12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by MovingForce42

The motion of an object is describe as 240 mph to the northeast. What form of motion is being describe?

Speed

Velocity

Acceleration

None of these

What two factors do yo need in order to calculate speed?

Mass and Acceleration

Force and Distance

Distance and Time

Mass and Time

Which of the following is not an example of acceleration?

A car coming to a stop at a stoplight.

An avalanche increasing speed down the side of a mountain.

A cheetah running at a constant speed on a hunt.

A jet making a sharp turn in an air show.

True or False: You can find the time an object traveled if you have the distance and the speed

True

False

A marathoner runs faster at the end of the race than she did at the beginning. She experienced _______________.

(Identify the scenario as speed, velocity, or acceleration.) - After a skydiver deploys his parachute, his rate of speed decreases.

(Identify the scenario as speed, velocity, or acceleration.) - Light travels at 299, 792, 458 meters per second.

(Identify the scenario as speed, velocity, or acceleration.) - Water travels down in a waterfall at a rate of 15 feet per second.

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