NEW
Font size
Worksheetsgrade 4 , con 4 , lesson 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
All objects around us can move by the effect of
pushing force only.
pulling force only.
pushing and pulling forces.
A ball may move away from the foot of a football player by the effect of
pushing force only.
pulling force only.
pushing and pulling forces.
When an object is in motion, this means that its changes)
color
shape
size
position
sound and light energies.
When you sit on a chair, the force of gravity .... holding you in the chair
pulling you upward.
pulling you downward.
pushing you upward.
pushing you downward.
What makes a ball in the air fall down to the ground ?
Friction force.
Gravity force.
Sound energy.
Light energy.
Which of the following will cause an object to move?
Balanced forces.
Unbalanced forces.
Sound energy.
Light energy.
In the tug-of-war game, two teams..........
pull the rope in the same direction.
push the rope in the same direction.
pull the rope in opposite directions.
push the rope in opposite directions.
In the tug-of-war game, when two teams are pulling a rope, and the rope does not move toward any team, this means that..........
equal forces are being applied on the rope in the same direction.
equal forces are being applied on the rope in opposite directions.
unequal forces are being applied on the rope in the same direction.
unequal forces are being applied on the rope in opposite directions.
Which of the following is an example of unbalanced forces?...........
Two children push a box with the same force in opposite directions.
Two children play on a seesaw without its moving up or down.
Two children play on a seesaw, that moves up and down.
Two teams play the tug-of-war game while the rope doesn't move.
All of the following are examples of motion, except...........
a running person.
a ball travelling through the air.
a flying bird.
a sleeping dog.
