- Q1: What do we call the act of bringing an object to rest using force?
Answer: Stopping
Explanation: Applying force in the opposite direction of motion can stop a moving object. - Q2: What property of a moving object is changed when force is applied to speed it up?
Answer: Speed
Explanation: Force can increase or decrease the speed of an object depending on its direction. - Q3: What kind of force is applied when a person slows down a bicycle?
Answer: Braking
Explanation: Braking force is applied to reduce the speed of the bicycle, hence changing its state of motion. - Q4: What do we call the change in position of an object with time?
Answer: Motion
Explanation: An object is said to be in motion when its position changes over time, which force can initiate or alter. - Q5: Which force is responsible when a football changes direction after being kicked from the side?
Answer: Applied
Explanation: The applied force alters the direction of the football’s motion. - Q6: What can a force change besides the speed of an object?
Answer: Direction
Explanation: A force can also change the direction of motion, not just speed. - Q7: What state is an object in when it is neither moving nor changing position?
Answer: Rest
Explanation: An object at rest remains stationary until a force is applied to set it in motion. - Q8: What term describes an object that starts moving due to a force?
Answer: Accelerated
Explanation: When a force causes an object to begin moving or speed up, it is said to be accelerated. - Q9: What is the result when force causes a stationary object to begin moving?
Answer: Motion
Explanation: The force overcomes inertia and sets the object in motion. - Q10: What kind of change is observed in a moving object after a collision?
Answer: Direction
Explanation: Collisions involve forces that typically change the direction (and sometimes speed) of the object.
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