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Physics quiz for grade 7: Motion This quiz helps revise “Motion” in Physics for grade 7. It has 25 questions in five categories: Position & Paths, Speed, Motion Graphs, Circular Motion, Oscillations. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Position & Paths 100 What is the imaginary line along which an object moves called?
200 What is the coordinate system or viewpoint used to describe an object's position and motion called?
300 What quantity is the…
In the game400 A runner completes a…
In the game500 A train travels 500…
In the gameSpeed 100 What is the SI unit of speed?
200 An object moves 120 m in 20 s at constant speed. What is its speed?
300 A car travels at…
In the game400 A cyclist covers 120…
In the game500 An object moves at…
In the gameMotion Graphs 100 On a distance-versus-time graph, which quantity is placed on the horizontal axis?
200 What shape is a distance-time graph for uniform motion when distance starts at zero?
300 On a speed-time graph…
In the game400 Object A covers 120…
In the game500 A straight distance-time graph…
In the gameCircular Motion 100 In uniform circular motion, what does a point cover in equal time intervals?
200 What is the time for one complete revolution called?
300 How long does the…
In the game400 A wheel makes 12…
In the game500 A wheel rotates at…
In the gameOscillations 100 What is the central position about which a swing moves back and forth?
200 What is the greatest displacement of an oscillating object from equilibrium called?
300 A pendulum makes 15…
In the game400 An object makes 24…
In the game500 An oscillation has a…
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