WorksheetsScience 4 - Understanding Force and Motion
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What happens when you apply force to stretch a rubber band?
The rubber band gets shorter.
The rubber band breaks immediately.
The rubber band changes shape and becomes longer.
The rubber band stays the same.
A ball is rolling on the ground. How can you use force to stop it?
Pull the ball backward.
Blow air at the ball.
Apply force by blocking it with your hand.
Do nothing, and it will stop automatically.
When you twist a wet cloth to remove water, what type of force are you using?
Stretching force
Twisting force
Squeezing force
Bending force
Which of the following shows that force can change the shape of an object?
Pushing a chair across the floor
Stretching a rubber band
Rolling a toy car
Throwing a ball in the air
A basketball bounces higher when you apply more force. What does this tell us about force and motion?
Force only changes an object’s shape.
Force can make an object move faster or higher.
Force always stops objects from moving.
Force has no effect on motion.
When you squeeze a sponge, what happens to its shape?
It changes shape temporarily.
It remains the same.
It becomes bigger.
It breaks into pieces.
You see someone bending a piece of metal wire to make jewelry. What kind of force is being applied?
Stretching force
Twisting force
Bending force
Squeezing force
Which of these is an example of force changing motion?
A rock staying in one place
A picture frame hanging on the wall
A glass of water on a table
Kicking a ball to make it move
Which of these actions demonstrates that force can change the shape of an object?
Kicking a ball
Folding a piece of paper
Watching a movie
Listening to music
How can you use force to change the shape of a soft clay ball?
By squeezing or pressing it with your hands
By stretching it like a rubber band
By pushing it across a table
By leaving it untouched
A boy pushes a toy car, and it starts to move forward. What kind of change did the force cause?
The car changed its shape.
The car changed its size.
The car started moving.
The car became heavier.
Maria is squeezing a sponge while washing dishes. What happens to the sponge when a force is applied?
It changes color.
It changes motion.
It changes shape.
It becomes heavier.
Paul pulls a rubber band to tie a bundle of pencils. What type of action is Paul applying to the rubber band?
Twisting
Stretching
Squeezing
Bending
Anna open the cap of a bottle. What type of force is Anna using?
Twisting
Stretching
Squeezing
Bending
A student used a metal wire to form a shape for a craft project. What kind of force is being applied?
Squeezing
Twisting
Stretching
Bending
Which of the following is an example of using force to bend something?
Tying your shoelaces
Folding a piece of paper
Rolling a ball
Blowing up a balloon
What action involves twisting in everyday life?
Opening a jar lid
Cutting with scissors
Writing with a pencil
Reading a book
When you stretch a rubber band, what are you doing to it?
Compressing it
Twisting it
Extending it
Bending it
Which of these activities involves squeezing?
Pulling a rope
Turning a key in a lock
Pushing a shopping cart
Squeezing toothpaste out of a tube
How does force change the motion of a bicycle?
By changing its color
By applying brakes to stop it
By making it heavier
By making it disappear
