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This quiz measures how well you understand the basic ideas of forces, motion, and energy. It asks questions that show how these concepts work together to explain the movement and behavior of objects.

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Rashelle Calago

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Force, Motion & Energy


Force, Motion & EnergyVersion en ligne This quiz measures how well you understand the basic ideas of forces, motion, and energy. It asks questions that show how these concepts work together to explain the movement and behavior of objects. par Rashelle Calago 1 What is a force? a A measure of temperature change b A push or pull that changes an object's motion c A rate of speed in a direction d A type of energy stored in objects 2 Which is a non-contact force? a Force that can make an object move, or stop, or change direction. b Ability to do work or cause change. c The change in position of an object over time. d A push or a pull that makes things move, stop, or change direction. 3 Which is a contact force? a Electrostatic force at a distance b Gravitational pull c Magnetic attraction d Friction between two sliding surfaces 4 What causes friction? a Distances between objects b Magnetic attraction c Gravitational pull d Contact between surfaces at a microscopic level 5 Which is an example of a non-contact force at a distance? a Magnetic attraction between two magnets b A spring pushing back after being compressed c Air pushing a balloon while touching it d A person pushing a cart 6 Which of the following is an example of Contact Forces? Choose one or more answers a Pulling a rope in a tug of war b Gravity pulling a ball back to the ground c Static electricity making a balloon stick to a wall d Magnets attracting or repelling each other 7 What force causes objects to fall toward the Earth even when nothing touches them? a Friction b Tension c Gravity d Air Resistance 8 Which statement best explains why gravitational force is considered a non contact force? Choose one or more answers a It only works on large objects b It is weaker than magnetic force c It requires a surface to push d It acts even when objects are not touching each other 9 Which situation shows the interaction of both contact and non contact forces at the same time? a A metal object being dragged across a rough surface while being attracted by a magnet. b A ball freely from a height. c A magnet pulling a pin from across the table d A student pushing a box across the floor. 10 Which factor will increase friction between two surfaces? a Making the surfaces smoother b Reducing the force pressing the surfaces together c Adding oil between the surfaces d Increasing the roughness of the surfaces

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Force, Motion & EnergyVersion en ligne

par Rashelle Calago

What is a force?

Which is a non-contact force?

Which is a contact force?

What causes friction?

Which is an example of a non-contact force at a distance?

Which of the following is an example of Contact Forces?

Choose one or more answers

What force causes objects to fall toward the Earth even when nothing touches them?

Which statement best explains why gravitational force is considered a non contact force?

Choose one or more answers

Which situation shows the interaction of both contact and non contact forces at the same time?

Which factor will increase friction between two surfaces?