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A train runs on the tracks. A walker walks on the path. Who is faster?
The train The walker Just a quick The rails
Daddy pushes you on a tricycle. What happens when dad pushes harder?
You go faster You go slower You stop You are regressing
How can a bird fly faster?
Flapping its wings harder Flapping his wings more gently Holding his wings still Closing his eyes
What makes a train slower?
Brakes Giving gas Honking Going green
Which animal runs away very fast when it is scared?
A deer An elephant A cow A sheep
A car brakes. What happens to the speed?
He slows down He gets faster He deteriorates He flies away
You are standing on a conveyor belt in the shop. You don't walk, but you move. Why?
The band moves you You fly You get bigger It is magic
Which animal moves very slowly on its belly?
A snake A dog A bird A fish
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What happens when wind blows against you while running?
You slow down You get faster You are flying away You get bigger
When you slide down a slide, what happens?
You go faster and faster You go slower and slower You stay still You go up
What happens when a car presses harder on the accelerator?
The car goes faster The car slows down The car stops moving The car goes backwards
What makes a speedboat so fast?
A strong engine Large sails Many people on board A beautiful colour
How can you make a swing stop?
By putting your feet on the ground By pushing harder By closing your eyes By shouting
If you drop a big ball and a small ball at the same time, what happens?
They come down at almost the same time The big one falls much faster The little one falls much faster They fall upwards
What is faster than a bicycle?
A car A scooter A hiker A wheelbarrow
If you throw a ball against the wall, what happens?
He will come back but more slowly He will come back but faster He returns just as quickly It sticks to the wall
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What happens when you walk backwards?
You go slower You go faster You are flying away You will run
What makes a car slower?
Brakes Giving gas Steer Sound the horn
When do you start running faster?
If you are in a hurry If you are tired When you sleep If you sit
Which vehicle can drive the fastest?
A train A bicycle A wheelbarrow A go-kart
What happens when you pedal a tricycle?
You move forward You are regressing You go up You stay put
What happens when you cycle up a hill?
It gets heavier It gets easier You are flying away You are regressing
What happens when you hit a wall?
You stop You go faster You will fly You become invisible
How does a rubber ball move?
He bounces He flies away He stays down He swims
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Which transport is the fastest in the air?
A jet plane A balloon A bird A kite
What has the most impact on how fast you can run?
How strong your legs are The colour of your shoes Weather How much you had for breakfast
How do you measure how far you have walked?
With a pedometer With a scale With a thermometer With a compass
What affects how fast something falls?
Gravity The colour The smell The taste
Why does a ball you roll eventually stop?
Due to friction with the ground Because he gets tired Because he is too heavy Because it is too cold
What happens to your speed when you ride your bike down a hill?
You get faster You slow down Your speed remains the same You automatically stop
What is a braking distance?
The distance you need to stop The way home A road with many curves An uphill road
What happens if you stop pedalling while cycling?
You get slower due to friction You keep the same speed You get faster You immediately fall over
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An object is shot away horizontally and falls at the same time. Which aspect of the movement is affected by gravity?
Vertical movement only Horizontal movement only Both movements proportional Neither move
Which factor affects a car's braking distance MOST?
The initial speed The weight of the car The colour of the car The age of the driver
What is the gravitational acceleration on Earth?
9.8 m/s² 10.8 m/s² 8.8 m/s² 9.8 m/s
A train brakes uniformly from 30 m/s to 0 m/s. The braking distance is 450 metres. How long does the braking take?
30 seconds 15 seconds 45 seconds 60 seconds
What is the formula for average speed?
distance / time time/distance distance × time acceleration / time
A car drives round a bend at a constant speed. Which force causes the acceleration?
Centripetal force Gravity Frictional force forward There is no acceleration
How many seconds are in an hour?
3600 seconds 360 seconds 60 seconds 36 seconds
A falling apple accelerates about 10 m/s². After 2 seconds of falling, its speed is about:
20 m/s 10 m/s 5 m/s 40 m/s
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A car travels at 50 m/s and brakes at 8 m/s². After how much time does it stop?
6.25 seconds 5.5 seconds 8 seconds 4 seconds
A car's braking distance is proportional to:
The square of the speed The speed The root of speed The third power of speed
A bullet is shot horizontally. Which component of the velocity remains constant?
The horizontal component The vertical component Both components Neither
At constant acceleration, the distance travelled is equal to:
v₀t + ½at² v₀t + at² v₀t - ½at² v₀t × at²
Which of these motions has NO acceleration?
A car driving at 80 km/h along a straight road A car going around a bend at constant speed A falling stone A braking bicycle
A motorcycle accelerates from 20 m/s to 35 m/s in 3 seconds. How many meters does it cover?
82.5 meters 67.5 meters 97.5 meters 55.0 meters
What is the braking distance of an emergency stop from 90 km/h to 0 km/h with a deceleration of 8 m/s²?
39 meters 28 meters 56 meters 31 meters
A bicycle accelerates from rest for 8 seconds at 1.5 m/s². What is its final speed?
12 m/s 10 m/s 16 m/s 6 m/s
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An aircraft lands at 80 m/s and comes to a stop after 800 m. What is the average deceleration?
-4 m/s² -0.1 m/s² -10 m/s² -2 m/s²
A ball is thrown vertically upwards and returns to the starting point after 4 seconds. What was the starting speed?
19.6 m/s 39.2 m/s 9.8 m/s 78.4 m/s
What is the average speed of an object travelling back and forth between two points?
Zero, because the total displacement is zero Double the outward speed Equal to the speed of the outward journey Half the maximum speed
A satellite orbits the Earth in a circular orbit. What is the direction of its acceleration?
To the centre of the earth Towards his movement Away from earth There is no acceleration
An object falls free for 5 seconds. What distance has it travelled?
122,5 m 49 m 245 m 24,5 m
A motorbike accelerates from 0 to 27.8 m/s (100 km/h) in 3.2 seconds. What is the acceleration?
8.7 m/s² 31.25 m/s² 100 m/s² 3.1 m/s²
What is the angular acceleration of a wheel going from 0 to 10 rad/s in 5 seconds?
2 rad/s² 50 rad/s² 0.5 rad/s² 15 rad/s²
What is the distance travelled by an object moving for 5 seconds at a constant speed of 12 m/s?
60 m 17 m 2,4 m 72 m
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