Objects launched at an angle

Grade 11 Science Worksheet

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A spring toy launches a ball with a vertical part of 7 m/s. With no air, how high does it rise, Ari?

  2. A spring toy launches a ball with a vertical part of 4.9 m/s. With no air, how high does it rise, Esme?

  3. In the trajectory grid, how far across does the ball land, Kira?

    • 16 m
    • 9.8 m
    • 8 m
    • 4 m, at the top
  4. In the trajectory grid, how high does the ball rise, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • 3.675 m
    • 8 m
    • 9.8 m
    • 4.9 m
  5. On level ground with no air, which launch angle sends a ball farthest at the same speed, Milo?

    • 45°
    • 80°, the steepest
    • Each angle the same
    • 15°
  6. Two balls are launched at the same speed, at 30° and 60°. With no air, how do their ranges compare, Noah?

    • The 60° ball goes farther, since it is steeper
    • The 60° ball lands at 0 m
    • The 30° ball goes twice as far
    • They are equal
  7. At the same speed, what does raising the launch angle from 30° to 60° do to the time in the air, Pia?

    • It stays the same
    • It decreases it
    • It halves it
    • It increases it
  8. At the top of a fountain's water arc, what is the water's velocity, Ren?

    • Zero; it has stopped
    • Straight up
    • Horizontal only
    • Straight down
  9. What is the acceleration of the water at the top of the arc, Tala?

    • 9.8 m/s², upward
    • 0, since it has stopped rising
    • 9.8 m/s², downward
    • 4.9 m/s², downward
  10. A pump is turned up so the jet leaves faster at the same angle. What happens to its range, Zee?

    • It stays the same
    • It drops straight down
    • It goes farther
    • It gets shorter
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Objects launched at an angle

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A spring toy launches a ball with a vertical part of 7 m/s. With no air, how high does it rise, Ari?

    2.5 m
  2. A spring toy launches a ball with a vertical part of 4.9 m/s. With no air, how high does it rise, Esme?

    1.225 m
  3. In the trajectory grid, how far across does the ball land, Kira?

    • 16 m
    • 9.8 m
    • 8 m
    • 4 m, at the top
  4. In the trajectory grid, how high does the ball rise, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • 3.675 m
    • 8 m
    • 9.8 m
    • 4.9 m
  5. On level ground with no air, which launch angle sends a ball farthest at the same speed, Milo?

    • 45°
    • 80°, the steepest
    • Each angle the same
    • 15°
  6. Two balls are launched at the same speed, at 30° and 60°. With no air, how do their ranges compare, Noah?

    • The 60° ball goes farther, since it is steeper
    • The 60° ball lands at 0 m
    • The 30° ball goes twice as far
    • They are equal
  7. At the same speed, what does raising the launch angle from 30° to 60° do to the time in the air, Pia?

    • It stays the same
    • It decreases it
    • It halves it
    • It increases it
  8. At the top of a fountain's water arc, what is the water's velocity, Ren?

    • Zero; it has stopped
    • Straight up
    • Horizontal only
    • Straight down
  9. What is the acceleration of the water at the top of the arc, Tala?

    • 9.8 m/s², upward
    • 0, since it has stopped rising
    • 9.8 m/s², downward
    • 4.9 m/s², downward
  10. A pump is turned up so the jet leaves faster at the same angle. What happens to its range, Zee?

    • It stays the same
    • It drops straight down
    • It goes farther
    • It gets shorter