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Physics quiz for grade 9: Newton's laws This quiz helps revise “Newton's laws” in Physics for grade 9. It has 25 questions in five categories: First law, Second law, Third law, Everyday forces, Net force & motion. 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.
First law 100 What property of an object resists changes in its velocity?
200 What acceleration does an object have when all the forces on it cancel out?
300 What path does an…
In the game400 Which physical quantity determines…
In the game500 Relative to a bus…
In the gameSecond law 100 For the same object, what happens to acceleration if the net force is multiplied by two?
200 The same net force acts on 3 kg and 9 kg objects. How does the heavier object's acceleration change?
300 How do the directions…
In the game400 Which base units…
In the game500 A 24 N net…
In the gameThird law 100 How many forces arise when one object mechanically interacts with another?
200 A foot pushes pavement backward. What provides the oppositely directed force on the foot?
300 A swimmer sweeps their…
In the game400 A rocket ejects matter…
In the game500 Skaters of 50 kg…
In the gameEveryday forces 100 A book rests on a table. Which force from the table acts upward on the book?
200 Which force resists two surfaces sliding relative to each other?
300 Which way does tension…
In the game400 A 5 kg object…
In the game500 A 7 kg load…
In the gameNet force & motion 100 Forces of 3 N and 5 N act on an object in the same direction. What is their net force magnitude?
200 An object has 10 N rightward and 4 N leftward forces. What is the net force?
300 An 18 N net…
In the game400 A 1000 kg car…
In the game500 A 20 kg sled…
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