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Maze game 1 clicker questions Learning Goals: Students will be able to Maneuver through the maze controlling position, velocity, or acceleration. In activity, but not covered in clicker questions: Explain game strategies using physics principles.

1. Which one best shows where the red ball would be? ABC

2. Which best describes how the red ball will move? A.Up the page B.Down the page C.Toward the Finish D.Away from the Finish E.No way to predict

3. Which best describes how the red ball will move? A.Up the page B.Down the page C.Toward the Finish D.Away from the Finish E.No way to predict

4. If you made the ball up down the page with this velocity vector, and the changed the acceleration to this vector, what would the ball do? A.Change direction and go down the page immediately B.Go up the page faster C.Go up the page slower