Deck 11: The Description of Human Motion
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Deck 11: The Description of Human Motion
1
The time required for an object to reach the highest point of the parabolic path will be ____ the time it takes it to fall back to the same height.
A) less than
B) equal to
C) greater than
D) not related to
A) less than
B) equal to
C) greater than
D) not related to
equal to
2
Which best describes the horizontal velocity of a projectile that is moving in the second half of a parabola?
A) decreasing
B) increasing
C) not changing
D) zero
A) decreasing
B) increasing
C) not changing
D) zero
not changing
3
Which type of motion is produced by any force that is not through the axis of rotation?
A) linear
B) rotary
C) straight line motion
D) rectilinear
A) linear
B) rotary
C) straight line motion
D) rectilinear
rotary
4
If a sprinter starting a race covers 13 meters in the first 1.5 seconds of the race, what will the velocity be at the end of this 1 second?
What will the acceleration from the start be?
What will the acceleration from the start be?
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5
It is known that the time of flight of an object depends upon the ____ component of velocity.
A) vertical
B) horizontal
C) resultant
A) vertical
B) horizontal
C) resultant
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6
Why will a foul ball hit straight up and a home run which reaches the same height land at the same time (if they are hit at the same time)?
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7
Which would land first: a foul ball hit straight up or a home run that reaches the same height?
A) foul ball
B) home run
C) land at the same time
D) not enough information
A) foul ball
B) home run
C) land at the same time
D) not enough information
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8
Why is it easier to hit a home run with the hands at the end of the bat rather than when "choking up"?
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9
What determines the horizontal distance that a projectile will have?
A) horizontal velocity of object
B) time that object is in flight
C) both a and b
D) none of the above
A) horizontal velocity of object
B) time that object is in flight
C) both a and b
D) none of the above
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10
Why is it important to strive for height when executing the long jump?
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11
Why can you hit a golf ball farther with a driver (#1 wood) than with a #9 iron?
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12
As the angle of projection increases the ____ component increases in relation to the ____ component.
A) vertical, horizontal
B) vertical, resultant
C) resultant, horizontal
D) horizontal, vertical
A) vertical, horizontal
B) vertical, resultant
C) resultant, horizontal
D) horizontal, vertical
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13
What type of motion is exhibited by the leg segments of a sprinter running a 100 meter dash?
A) angular
B) constant
C) linear
D) translatory
A) angular
B) constant
C) linear
D) translatory
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14
What is the relationship between the angular and linear velocities of a lever?
A) angular velocity is equal to linear velocity times the length of the lever
B) linear velocity is not affected by lever length or angular velocity
C) linear velocity is equal to the angular velocity divided by the length of the lever
D) linear velocity is equal to the angular velocity times the length of the lever
Short Answer Questions
A) angular velocity is equal to linear velocity times the length of the lever
B) linear velocity is not affected by lever length or angular velocity
C) linear velocity is equal to the angular velocity divided by the length of the lever
D) linear velocity is equal to the angular velocity times the length of the lever
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15
The radian is a unit of displacement used in which type of measurement?
A) rotary
B) linear
C) speed
D) time
A) rotary
B) linear
C) speed
D) time
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16
Which is an example of linear motion in sport?
A) leg movements of a sprinter
B) movement of center of gravity of a diver
C) arm movements of a shot putter
D) movement of the center of gravity of a putted golf ball
A) leg movements of a sprinter
B) movement of center of gravity of a diver
C) arm movements of a shot putter
D) movement of the center of gravity of a putted golf ball
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17
What is the acceleration when the velocity of an object is constant?
A) zero
B) increasing
C) decreasing
D) constant
A) zero
B) increasing
C) decreasing
D) constant
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18
Which term describes a projectile moving vertically in the second half of a parabola?
A) accelerating
B) decelerating
C) not changing velocity
D) not changing displacement
A) accelerating
B) decelerating
C) not changing velocity
D) not changing displacement
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19
Neglecting air resistance, which of the following statements best represents the velocity of a projectile at the top of the path?
A) vertical velocity is zero
B) horizontal velocity is changing
C) horizontal velocity is zero
D) resultant velocity is maximal
A) vertical velocity is zero
B) horizontal velocity is changing
C) horizontal velocity is zero
D) resultant velocity is maximal
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20
What determines the type of motion of a freely moveable object?
A) amount of force applied
B) location of center of gravity
C) point at which force is applied
D) shape of object
A) amount of force applied
B) location of center of gravity
C) point at which force is applied
D) shape of object
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