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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following means “compared to”?
motion
relative
Which of the following describe a push or a pull?
force
gravity
Which of the following refers to an object exact place?
position
direction
Which of the following refers to how far something travels?
speed
distance
Which of the following refers to an act between objects that are touching?
contact force
friction
Which of the following refers to a measure of slow or fast something can move?
distance
speed
Which of the following refers to the way an object faces, such as north and south?
position
direction
Which of the following refers to a noncontact force that can exert a pull on magnetic objects?
magnetism
gravity
Which of the following refers to forces that act between objects that are electrically charged?
electricity
magnetism
Which of the following refers to a force that acts between any two objects that pulls them toward one another?
gravity
magnetism
The pattern of motion of a seesaw goes left and right.
TRUE
FALSE
Net force is the sum of forces acting on an object.
TRUE
FALSE
When you predict, you tell what will happen in the future.
TRUE
FALSE
Speed is a force that goes against the motion of an object.
TRUE
FALSE
When the bike moves over the road, its wheels rub against the road.
TRUE
FALSE
Some forces can cause a push or pull on an object without touching it.
TRUE
FALSE
The three types of noncontact forces are gravity, electricity, and magnetism.
TRUE
FALSE
When both forces are equally strong, the forces are called balanced forces.
TRUE
FALSE
By observing the image, what force is being showed?
BALANCED
UNBALANCED
By observing the image, what force is being showed?
BALANCED
UNBALANCED
