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WorksheetsForce Quiz Review Practice
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 24mins
Mia and Olivia are playing baseball. This time, Mia swings at the baseball with even more force than before! What do you think will happen to the ball after Mia's powerful swing?
- The ball will go slower and in the opposite direction it was thrown.
- The ball will go faster and in the same direction it was thrown.
- The ball will go faster and in the opposite direction it was thrown.
- The ball will go slower and in the same direction it was thrown.
Liam and Charlotte are having an epic tug-of-war! Based on the forces shown, who will win, or will it be a tie? EXPLAIN your answer.
Equal/Balanced forces, no motion, no one wins/tie
Unequal/Unbalanced forces, motion to left, green shirt wins
Unequal/Unbalanced forces, motion to right, red shirt wins
Kai, Mason, and Hannah are playing basketball. After a fun game, the ball is just sitting still on the ground, waiting for the next round. Are the forces on the ball balanced or unbalanced, and is there motion or no motion?
Forces are balanced, and there is no motion.
Forces are unbalanced, and there is motion.
Forces are balanced, and there is motion.
Forces are unbalanced, and there is no motion.
Noah and Sophia are having a friendly tug-of-war with a box! Noah pulls the box to the left with a force of 3 N, while Sophia pulls to the right with a force of 5 N. Which way will the box move and why?
- The box will move to the left due to the unequal forces.
- The box will move to the right due to the unequal forces.
It will not move because the forces are balanced.
It will move upwards due to an upward force.
Nora, William, and Isla are racing toy cars in different places! Where do you think their car would zoom the most because of unbalanced forces?
The top of a steep hill
On a flat road
In a parking lot
On a bumpy road
Ava, Mia, and Michael are setting up a balloon rocket race in their classroom! Which science tools should they use to measure how far and how fast their balloon rockets travel?
Meter Stick/Ruler and stopwatch
Thermometer and barometer
Microscope and telescope
Balance and graduated cylinder
Ethan and Anika are conducting an experiment, but they can only choose one independent variable to test. Why is it important for them to stick to just one?
To ensure that the results are due to the independent variable alone
To make the experiment more complex
To increase the number of variables affecting the outcome
To confuse the results
Michael, Benjamin, and Rohan are testing how different surfaces affect the force measured on a spring scale. Which change to the surface would make the spring scale show a higher force?
By increasing friction
By decreasing friction
By changing the angle of the surface
By altering the material of the spring
Scarlett, Grace, and Nora are conducting a science experiment. What are constant variables in their experiment?
Variables that change during the experiment
Variables that remain the same throughout the experiment
Variables that are measured in the experiment
Variables that are not important in the experiment
Aiden, Michael, and Samuel are curious about how hard it is to pull a dictionary across the table. First, they use a spring scale to pull just the 1 kg dictionary. Then, they stack a 2 kg box of marbles on top and try again! This experiment can be best used to determine...
how the mass of a box of marbles affects the mass of a dictionary
how mass affects the force needed to move objects
Evelyn and James are playing tug-of-war. What is the push or pull that can cause them to move?
velocity
speed
cause
force
Priya and Anika are having a tug-of-war! They want to know the correct units for the force they are applying. Can you help them out?
Newton
gram
Weight
Mass
No choice is correct
