POST ASSESSMENT NO. 1 Multiple Choice: Encircle the letter of the BEST ANSWER from the given options. 1. What force keeps an object from reaching the ground? A. Frictional Force B. Magnetic Force C. Gravitational Force D. Tension Force 2. How do you describe the trajectory of a projectile? A. Circular B. Elliptical C. Hyperbola D. Parabola 3. Which of the following composed the two linear motions of a projectile. A. Horizontal and Circular Motion B. Vertical and Circular Motion C. Horizontal and Vertical Motion D. Vertical and Curvilinear Motion 4. What is referred to as an object that is acted solely upon by gravitational force? A. Project B. Projectile C. Target D. Trajectory 5. What do you call the path followed by an object under projectile motion? B. Projectile C. Target D. Trajectory A. Project

POST ASSESSMENT NO. 1 Multiple Choice: Encircle the letter of the BEST ANSWER from the given options. 1. What force keeps an object from reaching the ground? A. Frictional Force B. Magnetic Force C. Gravitational Force D. Tension Force 2. How do you describe the trajectory of a projectile? A. Circular B. Elliptical C. Hyperbola D. Parabola 3. Which of the following composed the two linear motions of a projectile. A. Horizontal and Circular Motion B. Vertical and Circular Motion C. Horizontal and Vertical Motion D. Vertical and Curvilinear Motion 4. What is referred to as an object that is acted solely upon by gravitational force? A. Project B. Projectile C. Target D. Trajectory 5. What do you call the path followed by an object under projectile motion? B. Projectile C. Target D. Trajectory A. Project

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter1: The Study Of Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

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