Motion, Aceleration, Speed, and Velocity Worksheet

An object is in (rotation/motion) if it changes position relative to a reference point.
An object slowing down is (decelerating/accelerating).
The distance traveled over the amount of time took is the calculation for (velocity/speed).
(Location/Velocity) is the speed of an object and the direction of its motion.
The units for (acceleration/speed) is m/s^2.
(Momentum/force) is the energy gained by a moving object.
How far out of place an object is; the overall change in position is (displacement/distance).
(Specific acceleration/instantaneous speed) is the velocity of an object at a a certain time.
Objects that are stationary such as a tree, a sign, or a building; make good (starting points/reference points).
Speed and velocity are different because one measures distance traveled in a given time and (direction/displacement) while the other just measures distance traveled in a given amount of time.