Assess learners' ability to apply Newton's three laws to analyze and solve everyday motion problems: identify and draw free-body diagrams, resolve force components, compute net force and acceleration using F=ma, and account for friction, normal, and tension forces. Include contexts such as objects on inclines, pushed or pulled crates, elevators, and simple pulley systems; require setting up equations, carrying out unit-consistent calculations, and providing qualitative interpretations (e.g., static vs. kinetic scenarios). Suitable for secondary through introductory college-level assessment with medium difficulty and an emphasis on problem-solving strategy.