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Forces and motion First Quizizz

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following can be the result of applying force on an object?

a)

Causes the object to speed up

b)

Causes the object to slow down

c)

Causes the object to change direction

d)

All the choices are correct

2.

Sometimes Forces are applied but can’t cause change in object motion

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which of the following is correct about forces?

a)

It is vector quantity and its measuring unit is m/s

b)

It is a scalar quantity and its measuring unit is Neuton

c)

It is a vector quantity and its measuring unit is Neuton

d)

None of the choices is correct

4.

Which the following is an example of applying force with no change in motion?

a)

kicking A ball

b)

Launching a rocket

c)

Hanging a picture on the wall

d)

All the choices are correct?

5.

Which of the following does show no change in the objects state of motion?

a)

A cup on the table

b)

A rocket on the ground

c)

A car moving at steady speed of 100 km/hr the whole race

d)

All the choices are correct

6.

Forces have ......

a)

Direction only

b)

Magnitude only

c)

Both direction and magnitude

7.

Which of the following is correct about contact forces?

a)

Forces applied when objects are in contact with each other

b)

Forces applied when objects are not in contact with each other.

c)

Forces as gravity and magnetism

d)

None of the choices is correct

8.

Example for contact forces are.........

a)

Gravity

b)

Magnetism

c)

Friction

d)

Electrical forces

9.

............ is the forces that acts opposite to the direction of motion

a)

Gravity

b)

Magnetism

c)

Friction

d)

Electrical forces

10.

Which force is responsible for not sliding the cars on the roads ?

a)

Gravity

b)

Magnetism

c)

Friction

d)

All the choices are correct

11.

Which of the following is an application for friction force?

a)

The contact between the car tires and the road prevents the car from sliding

b)

The contact between the book and the table prevents the bookk from sliding

c)

Rubbing hands together increases contact force between them producing heat

d)

All the choices are correct

12.

......... are forces that acts at a distance

a)

Contact forces as friction

b)

Non-contact forces as kicking a ball

c)

Contact forces as gravity

d)

Non-contact forces as magnetism

13.

Examples for non-contact forces are ......

a)

Kicking a ball

b)

Friction

c)

Pushing a desk

d)

Both gravity and magnetism

14.

Which of the following is correct regarding gravity force?

a)

Contact force that pulls you to the center of Earth

b)

Non-contact force that pulls you to the center of Earth

c)

Non-contact force that attracts metals

d)

Contact force that opposes the direction of movement

15.

Which of the following are non-contact forces?

a)

Magnetism

b)

Gravity

c)

Friction

d)

Both gravity and magnetism

16.

.......... is the sum of all forces acting on an object.

a)

Balanced forces

b)

Unbalanced forces

c)

Net resultant force

17.

What is the importance of calculating the net force?

a)

To understand if the forces on the object are balanced or unbalanced

b)

To understand which direction the object will move

c)

To understand the final magnitude of the forces acting on the object

d)

All the choices are correct

18.

When forces are in the same direction, we subtract them to find the net force

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Which of the following is correct about net force?

a)

We subtract the forces in the same direction to find the net force

b)

We add the forces in different directions to find the net force

c)

The measuring unit is Newton

d)

None of the choices is correct

20.

Which of the following is an example of balanced forces?

a)

The up and down movement of the seesaw

b)

Aero plane landing

c)

Bowling ball moving at constant speed of 100 m/sec

d)

Kicking a ball

21.

Which of the following represents balanced forces?

a)

Car moving at speed of 100 m/s East the. West

b)

A boy running then walking, running again

c)

A man fixing his car through the whole race to be 100 m/s

d)

A boy kicking a ball high

22.

Which of the following is unbalanced force?

a)

Two boys pushing a desk in opposite Directions with same magnitude

b)

Two boys pushing a desk against each other with different magnitudes

c)

A cup staying still on a desk

d)

All the choices are correct

23.

Which of the following is balanced forces?

a)

Aero plane landing

b)

Aero plane at constant speed of 100 km/hr for 5 min

c)

Aero plane taking off

d)

None of the choices is correct

24.

Which of the following is correct about balanced forces?

a)

The forces are acting in opposite directions with different magnitude

b)

The forces are acting in same directions with same magnitude

c)

The forces are acting in opposite directions with same magnitude so that they cancel each other

d)

The forces are acting in same direction with different magnetic

25.

What is true about net force in balanced forces?

a)

It is equal to zero

b)

It is greater than zero and takes the direction of the greater force.

c)

It is greater than zero and takes the direction of the lower force

26.

Which of the following is correct about net force in unbalanced forces?

a)

Net force in unbalanced forces equal zero

b)

Net force in unbalanced forces is greater than zero taking the direction of the greater force.

c)

Net force in unbalanced forces is greater than one taking the direction of the lower force

27.

Balanced force cause the object to .......

a)

remain stationary if the object is stationary

b)

Remain moving at same speed with it is moving at same speed

c)

slow down or speed up

d)

Both the first and the second choices

28.

Unbalanced forces cause the object to .........

a)

Speed up

b)

Slow down

c)

Change direction

d)

All the choices are correct

29.

Balanced forces cause the object to remain in the same state while unbalanced forces cause the object to accelerate

a)

True

b)

False