Starter quiz

  • Match the feature of the distance-time graph to what it is for.
    Match the feature of the distance-time graph to what it is for.
    • horizontal axis
      ⇔
      shows the time ✓
    • vertical axis
      ⇔
      shows the distance ✓
    • scale
      ⇔
      shows the maximum and minimum values ✓
    • gradient (slope)
      ⇔
      shows the speed of an object ✓
    • division
      ⇔
      numbers on the axis so that values can be read ✓
    • grid lines
      ⇔
      lines from the axes that allow readings to be read easily ✓
  • Use the graph to find out how far this object has travelled in 60 s. Include the unit in your answer.
    Use the graph to find out how far this object has travelled in 60 s. Include the unit in your answer.
    • '9 m' ✓
  • Use the graph to find out how long it takes this object to travel 6 m. Include the unit in your answer.
    Use the graph to find out how long it takes this object to travel 6 m. Include the unit in your answer.
    • '40 s' ✓
  • How far does this object travel between 10 s and 40 s?
    How far does this object travel between 10 s and 40 s?
    • 0 m
    • 1.5 m
    • 4.0 m
    • 4.5 m  ✓
    • 6.0 m
  • Starting with the fastest, put the objects shown on the graph in order of average speed.
    Starting with the fastest, put the objects shown on the graph in order of average speed.
    • 1
      ⇔
      A
    • 2
      ⇔
      B
    • 3
      ⇔
      C
    • 4
      ⇔
      D
  • Use the graph to calculate the average speed of the object.
    Use the graph to calculate the average speed of the object.
    • 1.1 m/s  ✓
    • 4.0 m/s
    • 4.4 m/s
    • 1.5 m/s
    • 176 m/s
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