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This motion quiz is based on force and motion concepts. Students must be able to compare one half of motion to another, infer motion from distance time graphs, and calculate variables of motion such as: speed, distance traveled, and duration of motion.
There are twelve total questions on this motion quiz. The first four questions require students to compare one half of motion to another and are in multiple choice format. The second four questions require students to interpret distance time graphs to determine if an object was at rest, speeding up, slowing down, or traveling at a constant speed. The last four questions require students to calculate variables of motion from information given. Students will have to calculate for speed, distance traveled, and duration of time.
There are twelve total questions on this motion quiz. The first four questions require students to compare one half of motion to another and are in multiple choice format. The second four questions require students to interpret distance time graphs to determine if an object was at rest, speeding up, slowing down, or traveling at a constant speed. The last four questions require students to calculate variables of motion from information given. Students will have to calculate for speed, distance traveled, and duration of time.
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Motion Quiz / Force and Motion / Speed / Distance Time Graph / 5.P.1.2 / 5.P.1.3
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Description
This motion quiz is based on force and motion concepts. Students must be able to compare one half of motion to another, infer motion from distance time graphs, and calculate variables of motion such as: speed, distance traveled, and duration of motion.
There are twelve total questions on this motion quiz. The first four questions require students to compare one half of motion to another and are in multiple choice format. The second four questions require students to interpret distance time graphs to determine if an object was at rest, speeding up, slowing down, or traveling at a constant speed. The last four questions require students to calculate variables of motion from information given. Students will have to calculate for speed, distance traveled, and duration of time.
There are twelve total questions on this motion quiz. The first four questions require students to compare one half of motion to another and are in multiple choice format. The second four questions require students to interpret distance time graphs to determine if an object was at rest, speeding up, slowing down, or traveling at a constant speed. The last four questions require students to calculate variables of motion from information given. Students will have to calculate for speed, distance traveled, and duration of time.
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A time saver
Great resource! Simple directions, helpful visuals, and my class responded really well
This is a great resource for reviewing a complex topic!
My students were engaged while using this resource and were able to understand the concept more with the practice that it provided.
I used this as prep for the EOG's, my students were engaged and it was easy to use as review!
Good summative assessment. I would recommend this resource. Thanks!
Great science resource for all students. All of the science resources I have bought have been wonderful.
Great resource
For parents who are supplementing and for micro schools, it would be nice to have an answer sheet to make sure we are teaching this correctly.
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