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WorksheetsForces Quiz Practice 2022
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 15mins
A lamp sitting on a table.
Balanced Force
Unbalanced Force
If an object is at rest (not moving), this means no forces are acting upon it.
TRUE
FALSE
During our forces exploration, what was the EFFECT of your force acting on the ball.
I could make the ball go faster.
I could make the ball go slower.
I could make the ball stop.
I could do all of these.
If one toy car is rolling on a smooth surface and I push another heavier, faster toy car into it, how will the motion of first toy car change?
The small toy car will move the heavier, faster car and then keep rolling.
The small toy car will change speed, direction, or may stop.
The small toy car will not be affected, and there will be no changes.
The heavier toy car will go flying off the surface when it makes contact with the small car.
Which is an example of BALANCED forces affecting an object's motion?
Shae needed to move her dresser across the room, so she pushed it across the wood floor.
Joey pushed off with his left foot and skated across the ice gracefully.
My two pug puppies tug on either side of a stuffed toy all day long!
Marley and Adam each tug a rope on either side. Marley is eight years old, and Adam is fifteen.
Does this photo show unbalanced or balanced forces? Choose the answer that BEST EXPLAINS WHY.
The photo shows balanced forces because both sides are standing carefully while holding the ropes.
The photo shows unbalanced forces because there are more players on one side of the rope than the other.
This photo shows unbalanced forces because the forces are not even on both sides, so there is an unbalance.
This photo shows balanced forces because both teams have an equal number of players, and they are of similar size.
How can this picture be CHANGED to show an unbalanced force?
Remove one of the people from either side of the box.
Add an extra person to the left side of the box.
Add an extra person to the right side of the box.
All of the answer choices are correct.
A toy train is rolling on a smooth surface. I am investigating how unbalanced forces affect an object's motion, so I push a heavy car into the train and then repeat it again but with a lighter car. What effect on the train's motion will I most likely notice?
The LIGHTER car will change the train's direction or speed MORE than the HEAVIER car will.
Neither car will change the train's motion.
The HEAVIER car will change the train's direction or speed the SAME as the LIGHTER car will.
The HEAVIER car will change the train's direction or speed MORE than the LIGHTER car will.
