MOTION AND MOTION GRAPHS
Across
- 1. The lines on a graph (usually horizontal and vertical).
- 3. A line that bends – in distance-time graphs it shows changing speed.
- 6. Describes a line that shows no change in distance or speed.
- 8. The standard unit of time used in speed calculations.
- 13. The "rise over run" of a line on a distance-time graph.
- 15. What we measure in seconds, minutes or hours to track motion.
- 16. A sharp slope; in graphs, shows faster speed or acceleration.
- 17. The slope of a line; in a distance-time graph, it shows speed.
- 19. When an object slows down.
- 20. A general term for movement.
- 21. What happens when speed goes to zero.
- 22. In speed-time graphs, the total space under the line shows distance.
Down
- 2. How fast something is moving; distance divided by time.
- 4. Labels like “seconds” or “metres” that tell us what we’re measuring.
- 5. The basic unit of distance in the metric system.
- 7. Another word for gradient, or steepness of a line.
- 9. How far something travels, measured in metres or kilometres.
- 10. How much speed increases every second.
- 11. A word describing motion that doesn’t change speed.
- 12. Where something is located at a certain time.
- 13. A word meaning smooth and unchanging, like constant speed.
- 14. A line going left to right; means ‘no movement’ on a distance-time graph. The opposite of vertical.
- 18. A longer unit of distance: 1,000 metres.