Objects launched sideways
Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
A ball rolls off a table at 1.5 m/s and lands 0.4 s later. With no air, how far from the table does it land, Esme?
In the trajectory grid, what happens to the horizontal arrow as the ball falls, Jun?
- It stays at 2 m/s
- It gets longer
- It gets shorter
In the trajectory grid, what happens to the downward arrow as the ball falls, Kira?
Use the picture in question 2.
- It grows by 0.98 m/s every 0.1 s
- It stays the same
- It shrinks
In the trajectory grid, how far does the ball move sideways in each 0.1 s, Luz?
Use the picture in question 2.
- 0.2 m each time
- 0.049 m each time
- Less with each step
One ball rolls off a table as another is dropped from the same height at the same moment. Which lands first, Milo?
- The rolled ball
- The dropped ball; the rolled one stays up longer
- They land together
Noah rolls a ball off the same table faster. What changes?
- It lands farther, after the same time
- It stays in the air longer than before
- It lands sooner
With no air resistance, what force acts on the ball after it leaves the table, Pia?
- A forward push that keeps it moving
- Gravity, straight down
- No force on it
A ball rolls off a table. What shape is its path through the air, Ren?
- A straight slanted line
- A curve bending down
- Straight out, then straight down
Water leaves a level garden hose and curves down to the ground. Why does it curve, Tala?
- Gravity pulls it down as it moves sideways
- Water has no weight
- Its sideways speed runs out
A drone flying forward at a steady speed drops a ball. With no air, where is the ball as it falls, Zee?
- Ahead of the drone
- Right below the drone
- Falling straight down and left behind