Name: Date

Section
Summative 1
1st Quarter
Forces and Motion

I. Select the correct answer then write the letter of your answer on the blank before each number. (15 pts.)
______1. A push or pull on an object is called a __________ A) acceleration B) force C) mass
______2. Motion is the change in _________ A) position B) time C) volume
______3. Equal forces that do not cause changes in motion are __ A) unbalanced B) inertia C) balanced
______4. A condition when only gravity acts on objects that are
released from a certain height A) gravitation B) free fall C) acceleration
______5. Force is measured in ________ A) newtons B) g C) m/s
______6. What causes an object to move or accelerate? A) motion B) force C) time
______7. The tendency of an object to resist change in motion is
called_______ A) gravity B) force C) inertia
______8. Air resistance is a type of A) motion B) friction C) gravity
______9. If an object has no net force acting on it, which of the
following may be true
A) the object is not moving B) the object is moving at constant velocity
C) the object is slowing down D) A and B
______10. If you were to roll a felt ball over a carpet, what force
would act on it causing it to stop? A) friction B) gravity C) electricity
______11. What law is this? Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
A) first law B) second law C) third law
______12. The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to
the force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass
A) Newton’s 1st Law of Motion B) Newton's 2nd Law of Motion C) Newton's 3rd Law of Motion
______ 13. An example of unbalanced forces in action is:
A) a boat floating in still water B) a person sitting on a chair C) a rising balloon
______ 14. The force that pull objects toward the center in a uniform circular motion
A) Centripetal B) frictional C) balanced
______ 15. An example of action and reaction is:
A) road on tire and tire on road.
B) the upward movement of a balloon after the air has been released
C) both of the above

II. Fill in the table:( 5 pts.)

Force (N) nass (kg) acceleration (m/s )

20 20

800 20

60 10

30 5

40 10