In a velocity–time graph, the slope of the line represents:, Distance, Speed, Acceleration, Time, If the line on a velocity–time graph is horizontal, the object is:, At rest, Moving with constant velocity, A downward sloping line in a velocity–time graph indicates:, Constant speed, Decreasing velocity, What does the area under the velocity–time graph represent?, displacement traveled, time travelled, If the velocity–time graph starts at 0 m/s and increases steadily, the object is:, Moving at constant speed, Accelerating, If the graph goes below the time axis, it means the object is moving:, In the opposite direction, Faster, A steeper slope on a velocity–time graph means greater acceleration., true, false, An object moving at constant velocity of 10 m/s will appear as:, A vertical line, A horizontal line at 10 m/s, If a velocity–time graph shows a straight line sloping upward, what type of acceleration is present?, Constant acceleration, Fast moving, When the velocity–time graph touches the time axis, the velocity of the object is:, Constant, Zero

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