5 Questions
In the context of objects in motion, what does the distance moved by an object in unit time indicate?
The distance moved by an object in unit time indicates the speed of the object.
What can cause an object to slow down, go faster, or change its direction of motion?
These changes in motion can be caused by the application of force.
What are some everyday experiences that involve changing the speed or direction of a moving object?
Examples include kicking a football to make it move, increasing the speed of a moving ball, a goalkeeper stopping a ball, and a hockey player changing the direction of a moving ball with a flick of the stick.
How can a hockey player change the direction of a moving ball with a flick of the stick?
A hockey player can change the direction of a moving ball by applying force with a flick of the stick.
What is often said to have an influence on the motion of objects in various situations, such as making a ball move faster or slower, or changing its direction of motion?
Force is often said to have an influence on the motion of objects.
Test your knowledge of force and pressure with this quiz designed for Class VII students. Explore concepts such as object speed, distance moved in unit time, and the behavior of moving objects. Challenge yourself with questions related to the movement of objects and changes in their direction and speed.
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