WorksheetsForces - Remember that?
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
A force is
any push or pull interaction between two objects.
something that happens to one object at a time.
a way of life.
something that makes an object move.
In order for an object to be in motion, there must be a net force.
True
False
A force that is applied through a rope, string, or cable is called a _____________ Force.
Friction
Normal
Tension
Gravitational
A force that occurs between two surfaces and resists motion is a ______________ Force.
Applied
Tension
Normal
Gravitational
Friction
A force that prevents two objects from moving through one another and/or supports an object is a ____________ Force.
Applied
Tension
Normal
Gravitational
Friction
An attractive force that occurs between any two objects with mass is a ____________ Force.
Applied
Tension
Normal
Gravitational
Friction
When an object is on the surface of a planet, the object's mass is the same as its weight.
True
False
Which two forces can only "Pull?"
Applied
Tension
Normal
Gravitational
Electrical
Because a force is a (a) , we can represent them using arrows.
Using a free body diagram, a student can always determine
whether or not an object is accelerating.
whether or not an object is moving.
which direction an object is moving.
the mass of an object.
If an object is accelerating,
all of the arrows on a free body diagram will be the same length.
none of the arrows on a free body diagram will be the same length.
either the horizontal force vectors OR the vertical force vectors will be different lengths.
it will be moving super fast.
When two objects have the same mass, the one with the biggest acceleration will be the object which
experiences the smallest net force.
experiences the largest net force.
falls off of a table.
is summoned by sweet baby Yoda.
