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Worksheets(TP2) chapter 8 Force and Motion
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 19mins
Forces that resist the movement between the two objects that are in contact
Frictional force
Normal force
Buoyant force
Weight
A thrust force acting on the object that is floating on the surface of water
Frictional force
Normal force
Buoyant force
Weight
Force that is caused by gravitational force
Frictional force
Normal force
Buoyant force
Weight
Force that exist when an object is in contact with surface
Frictional force
Normal force
Buoyant force
Weight
What is A?
Direction of force
Magnitude of force
Point of application of force
What is B?
Direction of force
Magnitude of force
Point of application of force
What is C?
Direction of force
Magnitude of force
Point of application of force
The boat is stay stationary on the surface of the water. Choose the right statement
Buoyant force = Weight
Buoyant force > Weight
Buoyant < Weight
Tick the right statements
Weight > Buoyant force
The boat is descending through the water surface
Weight = Buoyant force
Weight < Buoyant force
Tick the right statements
Weight > Buoyant force
The submarine is ascending through the water surface
Weight = Buoyant force
Weight < Buoyant force
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
First class lever
Second class lever
Third class lever
The larger the surface area acting on a surface, the (a) the pressure applied on it.
High pressure on a surface is caused by a (a) surface area that is acting on it
The effect of force according to the picture.
Changes the speed of a moving object
Moves a stationary object
Changes the direction of a motion
Stop a moving object
Changes the shape and size of an object
The effect of force according to the picture.
Changes the speed of a moving object
Moves a stationary object
Changes the direction of a motion
Stop a moving object
Changes the shape and size of an object
The effect of force according to the picture.
Changes the speed of a moving object
Moves a stationary object
Changes the direction of a motion
Stop a moving object
Changes the shape and size of an object
The effect of force according to the picture.
Changes the speed of a moving object
Moves a stationary object
Changes the direction of a motion
Stop a moving object
Changes the shape and size of an object
The effect of force according to the picture.
Changes the speed of a moving object
Moves a stationary object
Changes the direction of a motion
Stop a moving object
Changes the shape and size of an object
Buoyant force is an upward force that fluids exert on any object that is placed in them
True
False
An object that is denser than fluid has a bigger buoyant force than the weight of the object
True
False
If the buoyant force is bigger than the weight of an object, the object will float
True
False
The surface area of the sharp edge of a knife is very ____ in order to exert greater pressure to enable food to be cut.
small
big
Spikes on the base of a football shoe have a very small surface area in order to exert a _____ pressure to penetrate the ground. This helps the football players to move effectively on the field.
small
big
Kinetic theory of gas:
gas consist of tiny particles which always move (a) in all directions
Kinetic theory of gas:
Gas particles constantly (a) with each other and with the wall of the container
Kinetic theory of gas:
(a) is the results of the collision between particles of gas with the wall of the container that is pushing outward the wall.
