WorksheetsQUIZ1 M1 AND QUIZ2 QUARTER 3
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
1. It is a push or pull.
a. force
b. gravity
c. mass
d. speed
2. What is the effect of force when you slice a cake?
a. Force changes the taste of the cake.
b. Force changes the color of the cake.
c. Force changes the shape of the cake.
d. Force changes the shape and size of the cake.
3. What changes when you stretch a rubber band?
a. chemical property
b. color
c. size
d. movement
4. The picture shows that two players are pulling a rope with the same amount of force. What will likely happen?
a.Both will fall.
b.The girl will win.
c.The boy will win.
d.They will not move at all.
5. Which of the following is TRUE about force?
a. Force can change the shape or size of an object.
b. Force can only change the direction of an object.
c. Force cannot change the speed of a moving object.
d. Force can change the chemical properties of objects.
6. Which statement is NOT true about force?
a. Slicing a banana changes its shape and size.
b. A rolling ball on a surface will continue moving unless a force is applied on it.
c. A ball moving on top of the table stops when you apply force opposite to the direction of its motion.
d. In order to slow down or stop a heavy object, the force applied must be lesser than the mass of that given object.
7. What do you think will happen to the speed of the object when the force is applied in the opposite direction to the direction of motion?
a. increases
b. decreases
c. remains the same
d. none of the above
8. It is an act of applying force to move something towards you.
a. a pull
b. a push
c. a push and a pull
d. none of the above
9. If you are to push a cart, a big box, and a bicycle to a certain distance from the starting line, which do you think will require greater force?
a. bicycle
b. big box
c. cart
d. all of them
10. The greater the mass of an object, the greater is the force needed to __________ the object.
a.move
b.push
c.stop
d. all of them
11. Suppose you push a door and your friend on the other side of the same door is also pushing it. How will you describe the force and the effect of your actions to the door?
a. The door pushes you and your friend.
b. The door pushes your friend away from you.
c. The force is unbalanced and the door may break.
d. The force is balanced and the door does not move.
12. Which among the following objects will require a greater force to move?
a. refrigerator
b. television
c. study table
d. monoblock chair
13. A marble that is standing still will move when ________________.
a. touched by a person
b. there is a strong wind
c. bumped by a small slow moving marble
d. more or stronger force is applied on the marble
14. Why do you need to use force in moving a ball up a ramp?
a. to add force to the ball
b. to let the ball roll on the ramp
c. to allow the ball to stay on the ramp
d. to move the ball away from the ramp
15. If an object is in motion and more force is applied to it, the object will begin moving _______________.
a. slower
b. at a constant speed
c. faster
d. at a lesser speed
16. Which of the following cannot be attracted by magnets?
a. cobalt
b. gold
c. iron
d. nickel
17. Which of the following can be attracted by magnets?
a. nickel coin
b. copper wire
c. gold bar
d. aluminum pole
18. Earth is considered as a giant magnet. How is Earth’s magnetic field similar to that of a magnet?
a. It is made in Earth’s core.
b. It is shaped like a horseshoe.
c. It has North and South poles.
d. It is hundreds of kilometers long.
19. It is a magnet that is shaped like the letter “U.”
a. ring magnet
b. bar magnet
c. rectangular magnet
d. horseshoe magnet
20. What is the area around a magnet where a magnetic force is found?
a. North Pole
b. magnetic field
c. South Pole
d. magnetic axis
21. Which of the following statement is correct?
a. Magnets do not have force.
b. Papers are attracted by magnets.
c. All metals are attracted by magnets.
d. The push and pull of magnets is called magnetic force.
22. Which of the following is NOT true about magnetic force?
a. Like poles of two magnets repel each other.
b. The force of attraction is greater at the middle.
c. Opposite poles of two magnets attract each other.
d. Magnets attract objects made up of iron, cobalt and nickel.
23. Which of the following pairs refer to magnetic poles?
a. east and west
b. north and south
c. north and west
d. east and south
24. When the same poles of two magnets whether North or South are placed to each other, they ________________.
a. do not move.
b. pull each other.
c. touch each other.
d. are not attracted to each other.
25. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. All magnets have two north poles.
b. All magnets have two south poles.
c. Magnets can attract an object made of paper.
d. Most objects with iron are attracted to magnets.
26. What substance is attracted to a magnet?
a. iron
b. lead
c. silver
d. water
27. What characteristics to magnetic substances have?
a. They are always black and cold to touch.
b. They can give a “shock” when you touch them.
c. They can push or pull objects they are not touching.
d. They fall faster than other objects when you drop them.
28. What happens when opposite poles of two magnets are place near each other?
a. They do not move.
b. They break each other.
c. They push each other.
d. They attract each other.
29. If you break a magnet into pieces, what will happen to the force that will be exerted by the magnet when in use?
a. Force will be doubled.
b. Force remains the same.
c. Force exerted will decrease.
d. Force of each magnet will not be affected.
30. Which statement correctly describes the picture?
a. The two poles are attracted to each other.
b. The iron filings formed a shape around the magnet.
c. The iron filings show that magnetic field is strongest at both poles.
d. The North pole of one bar magnet attracts the south pole of another bar magnet. seeking
