1. If you let go of a ball, what will it do?
Remain at the spot where you let go Fly upward Fall to the ground Change colors
Remain at the spot where you let go
Fly upward
Fall to the ground
Change colors
2. What force causes a ball to fall to the ground?
Lift Gravity Magnetism Van der Walls
Lift
Gravity
Magnetism
Van der Walls
3. Why do your ears "pop" when you drive up a mountain?
The air pressure changes So that you know when to yawn So that you know how high up you are So that you know to breathe faster
The air pressure changes
So that you know when to yawn
So that you know how high up you are
So that you know to breathe faster
4. An airplane can fly because ________.
air moves faster over the top of the wings than the bottom a force called "lift" pushes the plane upward air pressure is greater under the wings than on top of the wings all of the above
air moves faster over the top of the wings than the bottom
a force called "lift" pushes the plane upward
air pressure is greater under the wings than on top of the wings
all of the above
5. Which statement does Bernoulli's principle apply to?
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Air that moves quickly has less pressure than air that moves slowly. E = m c^2
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
Air that moves quickly has less pressure than air that moves slowly.
E = m c^2