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This document contains 8 multiple choice questions about graphs showing the speed and motion of objects over time. The questions ask about identifying faster speeds on graphs, stationary periods, accelerating motion, distances traveled, speeds, periods of returning to the start or constant speed motion. Multiple choice answers A, B or C are given for each question.
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Distance time graphs_-_plenary_quiz
- 2. Question 1 Which graph shows the object travelling at a faster speed? A B
- 5. Question 2 Which part of the graph shows that the object is stationary? A B C
- 8. Question 3 Which line shows an object that is accelerating? A B
- 11. Question 4 How far did object A travel? 50 metres 100 miles 100 metres
- 14. Question 5 What was the speed of object A? 200 m/s 5 m/s 0.2 m/s
- 17. Question 6 Which part of the graph shows that the object is returning to the start? B C A A B C
- 20. Question 7 Which parts of the graph shows that the object is travelling at a constant speed? B C A A+B B+C A+C
- 23. Question 8 How long was the cyclist stationary for? B C A 80s 40s 220s