Recognize and describe all four fundamental forces

What are the four fundamental forces in order from weakest to strongest force

• Gravitational, Weak Nuclear, Electromagnetic, Strong Nuclear

• Gravitational, Weak Nuclear, Strong Nuclear, Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear, Gravitational, Strong Nuclear, Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear, Strong Nuclear, Electromagnetic, Gravitational

True or False: Strong Nuclear, Electromagnetic, and Weak Nuclear are the three other forces that only attract.

• True

• False

_____ is the only fundamental force that attracts and repels.

• Gravitational

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

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The force responsible for beta decay, chemical reactions, and breaking down particles?

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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Which force depends on the amount of mass on the object?

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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Which force binds quarks together?

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

An apple falling of an apple tree is an example of _____ force

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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A light bulb that has a lot of electricity is an example of _____ force

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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The _____ force keeps electrons in alignment

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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The _____ force keeps the atomic structure together

• Strong Nuclear

• Electromagnetic

• Weak Nuclear

• Gravitational

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