How does force affect the motion of the skater.? (SC.5.P.13.2)

When you skate, your skate pushes against the ground and moves you forward

When you skate, magnetism keeps you on the ground

When you skate, the cement is pulling you close to the ground

When you skate, friction is moving in the same direction and allows you to skate forward

How does force affect the motion of the wagon.? (SC.5.P.13.2)

The more force you use to pull the wagon, the further it will go

The more mass you have stored in your wagon, the more force it will take to pull it

A pull will start the wagon in motion

What is friction? (SC.5.P.13.1)

The force between two objects rubbing against one another.

Friction is a force that works against another object

What is a balanced force? (SC.5.P.13.4)

Forces that are equal in size but opposite in direction. MOVEMENT DOES NOT OCCUR

Forces that are equal in size but opposite in direction. MOVEMENT OCCURS

Forces that are unequal and may or may not be opposite in direction. MOVEMENT OCCURS

Forces that are unequal and may or may not be opposite in direction. MOVEMENT DOES NOT OCCUR

What is an unbalanced force? (SC.5.P.13.4)

Forces that are unequal and may or may not be opposite in direction. MOVEMENT OCCURS

Forces that are equal in size but opposite in direction. MOVEMENT OCCURS

Forces that are equal in size but opposite in direction. MOVEMENT DOES NOT OCCUR

Forces that are unequal and may or may not be opposite in direction. MOVEMENT DOES NOT OCCUR

What is an example of an unbalanced force? (SC.5.P.13.4)

Tug-o-war where one side applies more force and they win.

If two people are pushing on opposite sides of a box, but one person is stronger, they are able to apply more force.

Tug-o-war where both sides are pulling with equal force.

Two people people pushing a box, one on each of the opposite sides with an equal amount of force.

What is an example of a balanced force? (SC.5.P.13.4)

Tug-o-war where both sides are pulling with equal force.

Two people people pushing a box, one on each of the opposite sides with an equal amount of force.

If two people are pushing on opposite sides of a box, but one person is stronger, they are able to apply more force.

Tug-o-war where one side applies more force and they win.

This girl pushes a toy car to set it in motion. She computes the speed by measuring how far the car goes in 15 seconds. Which of these is most likely to increase the speed of the car? (SC.5.P.13.2)

push the car with greater force

use a car with more air resistance

Hao will let go of the car and measure how far it travels in 15 seconds. What change could he make to cause the greatest increase in the speed of the car? (SC.5.P.13.2)

push on the car as he lets go of it

decrease the height of the ramp

put sandpaper on the surface of the ram

In this experiment, Olivia is using just enough force to keep the car from moving. What will happen if she uses more force? (SC.5.P.13.2)

The car will slide back down the ramp

Jaden is building a doghouse. He is nailing on the roof. It took four hits to drive in the first nail. If he hits the second nail with greater force, which is most likely to happen? (SC.5.P.13.2)

He will use fewer than four hits to drive in the nail.

He will use more than four hits to drive in the nail.

He will still need four hits to drive in the nail.

He will balance the force on the nail.

This boy uses a force to lift a heavy rock. What can the boy do if he wants to lift the same rock more quickly? (SC.5.P.13.2)

Increase the amount of air resistance

Darryl pushes on two different boxes. Box 1 has a greater mass than Box 2. Which of the following statements is true? (SC.5.P.13.2)

Less force is required to move Box 2 than Box 1.

Equal force is needed to move the boxes.

Both boxes will accelerate at the same rate.

Less force is required to move Box 1 than Box 2.

If all the forces acting upon an object at rest are balanced, what will the object do? (SC.5.P.13.2)

The object will change position.

Jonathan pushes a box on the floor and is unable to make it move. Which of the following is the best explanation for why the box does not move? (SC.5.P.13.2)

The mass of the box requires a greater force to move it.

Jonathan is pushing in the wrong direction.

Friction occurs in the same direction that Jonathan is pushing.

Julian rides in her mother's car sometimes and in her father's car other times. If it takes her less time to travel the same distance in her mother's car than in her father's car, which of the following is true? (SC.5.P.13.2)

Her mother's car is traveling at a greater speed than her father's car.

Her father's car is traveling at a greater speed than her mother's car.

Both cars are traveling at the same speed since they travel the same distance.

Both cars accelerate at the same rate, but her mother's car has a greater mass.

Candice is rearranging the furniture in her room. She has two different dressers that are the same size. When she pushes on each dresser, she finds that it is harder to move Dresser A than it is to move Dresser B. Why does Candice have to push with more force on Dresser A than on Dresser B? ( SC.5.P.13.2)

Dresser A has more mass than Dresser B.

Dresser A weighs less than Dresser B.

Dresser A is larger in size than Dresser B.

Dresser A has less volume than Dresser B.

What can we do to make sure object 3 moves about the same distance as object 1? (SC.5.P.13.3)

Increase the force exerted on object 3

Perform more trials on object 1

Perform more trials on object 3 only.

Increase the force exerted on object 1 only

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is motion? (SC.5.P.13.1)

Always a change in force of an object

Always a change in position and/or direction of an object

Only a change in position of an object

Only a change in direction of an object

None of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

Something that is equal in size but not in direction

Something that is not equal in size but is equal in direction

The change in position of an object

The push or the pull that one object exerts on another object with or without direction

None of the above

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What is the measurement of force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

Grams

Newtons

Milliliters

Decibles

None of the above

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is an example of non-contact force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

A student pushes their chair back into their desk

A rolling ball slows down from friction

A magnet pulls an item towards it

A woman pulls a door open

All of the above

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The motion of an object changes when a force acts upon it. (SC.5.P.13.1)

True

False

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An object remains at rest or in motion unless a force acts upon it. (SC.5.P.13.1)

True

False

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What is an example of force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

Gravity

Air Friction

Pushing and pulling

Magnetism

All of the above

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Topic 6

What is motion? (SC.5.P.13.1)

What is force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

What is the measurement of force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

What is an example of non-contact force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

The motion of an object changes when a force acts upon it. (SC.5.P.13.1)

An object remains at rest or in motion unless a force acts upon it. (SC.5.P.13.1)

What is an example of force? (SC.5.P.13.1)

Forces allow object to start moving, stop moving, change speed or change direction. (SC.5.P.13.1)

How does force affect the motion of the skater.? (SC.5.P.13.2)

How does force affect the motion of the wagon.? (SC.5.P.13.2)

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