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Quick quiz on forces and friction.

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Forces: Contact & Non-contactVersion en ligne Quick quiz on forces and friction. par Princess Rhumay Fernandez 1 Which is an example of a contact force? a Static electricity b Magnetism c Pushing a cart d Gravity 2 A boy is trying to move a heavy toy box across the room by pulling a rope attached to it. In what direction will the box move relative to the pull? a It will not move at all b In the same direction as the pull c Opposite the direction of the pull d Perpendicular to the direction of the pull 3 What kind of force happens when two objects touch each other? a Contact Force b Gravity c Magnetism d Electric Force 4 Which shows gravitational force? a A balloon sticking to the wall b A hand pushing a box c An apple falling from a tree d A magnet picking up paper clips 5 When you push your chair under the table, what contact force are you using? a Tension b Normal c Friction d Applied 6 What force keeps a book from falling on a table? a Tension b Normal c Applied d Pull 7 Which statement best describes friction? a It helps objects move faster. b It only happens on smooth surfaces. c It is not affected by surface roughness. d It opposes motion between two surfaces. 8 What can result from vigorously rubbing hands on a cold day? a Gravity increase b Heat production c Magnetism d Static charge 9 Which surface allows an object to move farthest due to least friction? a Sandpaper b Smooth floor c Gravel d Rough rug 10 Which statement is TRUE about non-contact forces? a They need touching to work b They act even without physical contact c They only affect living things d They only work in water 11 Why do car tires have deep grooves (treads)? a To increase grip and prevent slipping on the road b To reduce noise while driving c To make the car look modern d To make the tires last longer 12 What objects are attracted by magnets? a Wood and plastic b Paper and rubber c Iron and steel d Glass and cloth 13 Gravity is an example of a force that does not require physical touching, so it is classified as a: a Pushing force b Contact force c Non-contact force d Frictional force 14 Gravity always pulls objects towards which direction? a Upward, away from the ground b Sideways, around the Earth c Downward, toward the center of the Earth d Forward, in the direction of motion 15 Which of the following is a direct, predictable effect of Earth's gravity? a A kite flying high in the air b A stone falling when it is dropped c A bird moving upward d A sailboat moving because of wind 16 What is the most important role of gravity in your daily life? a It makes water boil faster. b It keeps you and all objects firmly on the ground. c It pushes clouds into the sky. d It helps us hear sounds. 17 Why do rain, snow, and hail fall from the clouds instead of floating away? a Because of the wind b Because of air pressure c Because gravity pulls them down d Because they are too light 18 What would happen to the air and water on Earth if the force of gravity suddenly vanished? Choose one or more answers a Air and water would instantly freeze. b Air and water would float away into space. c Air and water would remain exactly where they are. d The Earth would stop spinning. 19 Which force causes a balloon rubbed on hair to stick to a wall? a Gravitational force b Magnetic force c Electrostatic force d Contact force 20 What is the primary factor that causes a flat sheet of paper to fall slower than a crumpled ball of the same paper on Earth? a Gravity alone b Air resistance c The object's weight only d The object's color

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Forces: Contact & Non-contactVersion en ligne

par Princess Rhumay Fernandez

Which is an example of a contact force?

A boy is trying to move a heavy toy box across the room by pulling a rope attached to it. In what direction will the box move relative to the pull?

What kind of force happens when two objects touch each other?

Which shows gravitational force?

When you push your chair under the table, what contact force are you using?

What force keeps a book from falling on a table?

Which statement best describes friction?

What can result from vigorously rubbing hands on a cold day?

Which surface allows an object to move farthest due to least friction?

Which statement is TRUE about non-contact forces?

Why do car tires have deep grooves (treads)?

What objects are attracted by magnets?

Gravity is an example of a force that does not require physical touching, so it is classified as a:

Gravity always pulls objects towards which direction?

Which of the following is a direct, predictable effect of Earth's gravity?

What is the most important role of gravity in your daily life?

Why do rain, snow, and hail fall from the clouds instead of floating away?

What would happen to the air and water on Earth if the force of gravity suddenly vanished?

Choose one or more answers

Which force causes a balloon rubbed on hair to stick to a wall?

What is the primary factor that causes a flat sheet of paper to fall slower than a crumpled ball of the same paper on Earth?