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WorksheetsReview on Force
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 4mins
Identify if the given statement shows CONTACT OR NONCONTACT FORCE.
A compass moves and points to the north.
CONTACT FORCE
NONCONTACT FORCE
Identify if the given statement shows CONTACT OR NONCONTACT FORCE.
A magnet held in front of the refrigerator sticks immediately to its door.
CONTACT FORCE
NONCONTACT FORCE
Identify if the given statement shows CONTACT OR NONCONTACT FORCE.
You click the keys on the keyboard to type.
CONTACT FORCE
NONCONTACT FORCE
Identify if the given statement shows CONTACT OR NONCONTACT FORCE.
A stone thrown in the air lands on the ground.
CONTACT FORCE
NONCONTACT FORCE
Identify if the given statement shows CONTACT OR NONCONTACT FORCE.
A door closes when you push it.
CONTACT FORCE
NONCONTACT FORCE
TRUE OR FALSE
A magnet is an object that attracts metals such as iron, nickel, and cobalt.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Like magnetic poles attract each other.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Opposite poles of magnets repel each other.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
The farther the magnet from a magnetic object, the weaker its force of attraction.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Cloth, paper and rubber are examples of magnetic materials.
TRUE
FALSE
Identify the force that makes the objects move.
A Maglev train bringing passengers from one station to another.
(a)
Identify the force that makes the objects move.
Windmills generating electricity as the blades rotate.
(a)
Identify the force that makes the objects move.
A boulder rolling down a hill.
(a)
Identify the force that makes the objects move.
A raft on a river.
(a)
Identify the force that makes the objects move.
Jeo helping her sister Denise enjoy the swing.
(a)
TRUE OR FALSE
The magnetic force is strongest on the poles of the magnet.
TRUE
FALSE
