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WorksheetsThe Big Quiz!
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of these are forces?
Jump and push
Push and Pull
Pull and Fall
When you pull you...
move something toward you
Move something away from you
Leave something where it is
Check the boxes for all "push" forces
Kicking a ball
A car driving
Picking up a book
An apple falling out of a tree
What science did Isaac Newton write about?
Apples
Gravity
Fish
Space
A force can move an object
Only backwards
It doesn't move an object
Only forwards
In any direction
If we add something heavy to our dog sled...
the sled becomes lighter
the dogs need more force to pull it
the dogs need more force to push it
the sled will go faster
What does Newton's 1st Law of Motion say?
A bowling ball falls faster than a tennis ball
An object in motion stays in motion
Gravity is the strongest force
A Tug-of-war always ends in a draw
When two or more forces are unequal they are...
gravity
balanced
unbalanced
pulling
Which of the following is an example of a push?
Closing the fridge door
Throwing a ball
Stomping your foot
All of the above
If two forces in opposite directions are equal they are...
balanced
unbalanced
pushing
net force
Camryn and her friend are playing outside. Which picture shows Camryn pulling an object?
Question 2: Which of these has the greatest force?
A. dogs pulling a wagon
B. student riding a bicycle
C. student pushing a swing
D. truck driving down a highway
This picture shows what happened
when Jim pushed on a box. Which picture shows what would happen to the box if Jim pushed with more force?
5. Mike hits a moving tennis ball, as shown in the picture. Which sentence describes the force of the ball when hit with the tennis racquet?
A. The force changes the speed and direction of the ball.
B. The force changes the speed, but the direction is the same.
C. The force does not change the speed, but the direction of the ball changes.
D. The force does not change the speed, and it does not change the direction of the ball.
A contact force is from
objects physically touching
far apart objects
not touching object
always a pull
The three examples pictured are of
Non-contact Forces
Contact Forces
Gravity is a
Contact Force
Myth
Non-contact Force
Balanced Forces...
...are in motion
...do not move
If two forces in opposite directions are equal, they...
move to the left
move to the right
do not move
If two forces push in the same direction together...
we add to find their Net Force
we subtract to find their Net Force
Newton's Third Law says...
that a force has an equal and opposite force
that a force has an unequal and opposite force
that forces always have the same direction
that cats are better than dogs and that's a fact
Which of these are unbalanced forces?
A person standing still.
Two people pushing a box from opposite directions with the same strength
Two people playing Tug-of-war with equal strength
Two people pushing a box in the same direction
When you apply a force by touching something , it is called...
net force
a contact force
a balanced force
an unbalanced force
