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WorksheetsForce and Magnetism
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 13hrs 34mins
pull
push
pull
push
push
Choose the images of people using force.
Choose the correct arrow according to the force shown in the image.
pull
pull
push
push
pull
(a) allows you to move, stop and change an object's direction.
Match
push
empujar
pull
halar
push
pull
force
fuerza
(a) happens when the surface of two objects touch.
Choose the activity if there is force applided.
open a door
moving a box
lifting a chair
coloring
watch tv
push
pull
push
pull
push
pull
pull
push
Is a car travelling on a rocky road an example of more friction or less friction?
Less Friction
More Friction
Is rolling a ball on ice an example of more friction or less friction?
Less Friction
More Friction
Friction occurs when two surfaces rub againts one another
True
False
Is sliding on a wet floor an example of more friction or less friction?
More friction
Less friction
Friction can speed up moving objects.
True
False
Is opening a rusted old door and example of more friction or less friction?
Less friction
More Friction
Friction is a type of force.
True
False
Friction happens when the surfave of (a) objects touch.
Move objects from one place to another.
force
friction
When the surface of two objects are in contact.
force
friction
Where do you have less friction?
ice floor
sand
Magnetism is a type of force.
True
False
A (a) is invisible.
Magnets have (a) poles.
The magnets have two poles ___ and ___.
north
south
east
west
1 (a) 2 (b)
Mark the situations in which you would use force.
When a girl hits a ball.
When an athlete lifts weights.
When someone observes a monitor.
When someone pushes a car.
Complete the following sentences.
1. Magnets have two (a) .
2. (b) allows you to move an object from one place to another.
3. Whe two objects touch, they come into (c) .
4. (d) is the force that occurs when the surface of two objects come into contact.
True or False
(a) 1. The saying "opposites attract" applies to magnets.
(b) 2. If two magnets are placed face to face, the same poles stick together.
(c) 3. All magnets have two poles: north and south.
Mark all the magentic objects.
Mark all the nonmagentic objects.
Mark all the magentic objects.
Mark all the nonmagentic objects.
Natural magnets are found in the (a) and their force is (b) .
Artificial magnets are (a) by people and have much (b) force.
Choose all the natural magnets
Choose all the artificial magnets
Fill the blanks
1. Magnets have two (a) .
2. One is called the (b) pole and the other is the (c) pole.
3. When opposite poles are near they (d) .
4. When the same poles are together they (e) .
attract
repel
attract
repel
attract
repel
attract
repel
friction
force
magnetism
magnetism
friction
force
force
friction
magnetism
Complete the blanks with the correct word
1. (a) magnets are created by humans.
2. (b) magnets are found in the ground.
3. Rubbing your hands in an example of (c) .
4. The (d) is an invisible energy that wraps around a material and allows it to attract other objects.
5. When you push or pull a door, you apply (e) to it.
