Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader? Force and Motion.

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Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader? Force and Motion

Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader? 1,000,000 Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question , , , ,000 50,000 25,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000

Question 1 / A car is moving at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour. Its speed then increases by 70 kilometers per hour. What must be true of the car? / A) It accelerated. / B) Its direction to travel changed. / A car is moving at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour. Its speed then increases by 70 kilometers per hour. What must be true of the car? / A) It accelerated. / B) Its direction to travel changed.

Question 1 Answer / A) It accelerated. Return

Question 2 / A car runs into a wall. What happens and why? / A) The friction between the car and the floor causes the car to stop. / B) The car stops because the wall exerts a force on it. / A car runs into a wall. What happens and why? / A) The friction between the car and the floor causes the car to stop. / B) The car stops because the wall exerts a force on it.

Question 2 Answer / B) The car stops because the wall exerts a force on it. Return

Question 3 / A child throws two balls with equal force. One travels faster than the other. How do the balls compare? / A) The faster one has more mass than the heavier one. / B) The faster on is lighter than the slower one. / A child throws two balls with equal force. One travels faster than the other. How do the balls compare? / A) The faster one has more mass than the heavier one. / B) The faster on is lighter than the slower one.

Question 3 Answer / B) The faster on is lighter than the slower one. Return

Question 4 / Ball A travels 60 kilometers in 3 hours. Ball B travels 40 kilometers in 2 hours. Ball A is larger than Ball B. Which of the following is true? / A) Ball A and Ball B are traveling at the same speed. / B) Ball A is traveling faster than Ball B. / Ball A travels 60 kilometers in 3 hours. Ball B travels 40 kilometers in 2 hours. Ball A is larger than Ball B. Which of the following is true? / A) Ball A and Ball B are traveling at the same speed. / B) Ball A is traveling faster than Ball B.

Question 4 Answer / A) Ball A and Ball B are traveling at the same speed. Return

Question 5 / What is the speed of a dog that runs 9 feet in 3 seconds? / A) 3 meters per second / B) 9 meters per second / C) 12 meters per second / D) 27 meters per second / What is the speed of a dog that runs 9 feet in 3 seconds? / A) 3 meters per second / B) 9 meters per second / C) 12 meters per second / D) 27 meters per second

Question 5 Answer / A) 3 meters per second Return

Question 6 / A person riding a snowmobile down a slope moves in relation to the trees, which term BEST describes the trees? / A) speed / B) distance / C) position / D) frame of reference / A person riding a snowmobile down a slope moves in relation to the trees, which term BEST describes the trees? / A) speed / B) distance / C) position / D) frame of reference

Quesetion 6 Answer / D) frame of reference Return

Question 7 / A constant force of 5 N is applied to an object resting on a flat surface, causing it to accelerate to the right. A force of 10 N is then applied in the opposite direction. In which direction does the object now move? / A) upB) downC) rightD) left / A constant force of 5 N is applied to an object resting on a flat surface, causing it to accelerate to the right. A force of 10 N is then applied in the opposite direction. In which direction does the object now move? / A) upB) downC) rightD) left

Question 7 Answer / D) left Return

Question 8 / The acceleration of an object depends on the size of the force used on it as well as the object’s ____________. / A) color / B) volume / C) temperature / D) mass / The acceleration of an object depends on the size of the force used on it as well as the object’s ____________. / A) color / B) volume / C) temperature / D) mass

Question 8 Answer / D) mass Return

Question 9 / A car is moving in a straight line at a constant 40km/hr. What about the car changes? / A) its speed / B) its velocity / C) its position / D) its acceleration / A car is moving in a straight line at a constant 40km/hr. What about the car changes? / A) its speed / B) its velocity / C) its position / D) its acceleration

Question 9 Answer / C) its position Return

Question 10 / What force holds the Moon in its orbit around Earth? / A) friction / B) gravitation / C) position / D) weight / What force holds the Moon in its orbit around Earth? / A) friction / B) gravitation / C) position / D) weight

Question 10 Answer / B) gravitation Return

Million Dollar Question Grade Level Topic 11

1,000,000 Question / If an object has a large mass on Earth, what else does it have a lot of? / A) inertia and volume / B) weight and inertia / C) weight and speed / D) weight and volume / If an object has a large mass on Earth, what else does it have a lot of? / A) inertia and volume / B) weight and inertia / C) weight and speed / D) weight and volume

1,000,000 Answer / B) weight and inertia Return

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