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action reaction $1,000 Question The desk produced the _____ in the spring jumper.

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Aristotle Galileo Galilei Sir Isaac Newton $2,000 Question Greek philosopher

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false maybe true $3,000 Question Galileo believed that all objects fall at the same rate, and they accelerate as they fall.

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gravity acceleration inertia $4,000 Question The tendency of a still or moving object to resist changes in its motion

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quickly slowly in pairs $5,000 Question Forces always work _____.

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Galileo GalileiAristotle Sir Isaac Newton $6,000 Question Philosopher from Italy

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opposite same $7,000 Question A reaction force is equal to the action force, but it is in the _____ direction.

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skate boarder’s foot skateboard ground $8,000 Question A skateboarder uses action and reaction forces to push herself forward. Identify the action force.

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decreases does not change increases $9,000 Question When a force acts in the opposite direction of an object’s motion, it _____ the acceleration.

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equalnot equal more than $10,000 Question A reaction force is _____ to the action force.

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action force reaction force inaction force $11,000 Question A force exerted on an object

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gravity magnetism inertia $13,000 Question The force that caused the chip to fall into the cup

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spring jumper with no top spring jumper with the load taped to its back spring jumper $15,000 Question The spring jumper that jumped the highest

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reaction force inertia action force $20,000 Question The force exerted by an object experiencing an action force

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inertia stubbornness gravity $30,000 Question The reason the chip did not move with the index card

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by applying more force by thinking about it by applying less force $40,000 Question If an object’s mass stays the same you can increase the object’s acceleration by _____.

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Sir Isaac Newton Galileo Galilei Aristotle $50,000 Question Scientist who explained that the motion of objects follow three basic principles, which we now call the three laws of motion

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action force inertia reaction force $60,000 Question The spring produced the _____ in the spring jumper.

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truefalse maybe $70,000 Question Newton’s second law also applies when a force act in the opposite direction of an object’s motion.

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more thanless than the same as $80,000 Question If the same force is applied to two different objects, the object with the smaller mass will accelerate _____ than the object with the larger mass.

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ground skateboarder’s foot skateboard $90,000 Question A skateboarder use action and reaction forces to push himself forward. Identify the reaction force.

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more than the same amount as less than $100,000 Question If the same force is applied to two different objects, the object with the smaller mass will accelerate _____ the object with the larger mass.

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more than the same as less than $200,000 Question A hammer exerts a force on a nail. The nail exerts an opposite and equal force on the hammer. The nail accelerates _____ the hammer because the nail has a smaller mass.

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action force reaction force $300,000 Question The spring produced the _____ in the spring jumper.

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true maybe false $500,000 Question Aristotle believed that the speed of a falling object depended on its mass. An object with a large mass would fall more quickly than an object with a small mass.

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false maybe true $1,000,000 Question Action and reaction forces do not always cancel each other out because they act on different objects.

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