Forces
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Physics, Science
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8th - 9th Grade
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Medium
DENISE COOK
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16 Slides • 22 Questions
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Open Ended
In the video, How does he do it?
Please answer in complete sentences about what you saw.
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Multiple Choice
Forces are...
begin when a charged particle starts moving causing the field around it to vibrate as well
disturbances that transmit energy through matter
any influence that causes an object to move or change it's speed
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Multiple Choice
How is force measured?
Hertz
Newtons
Velocity
Meters
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Multiple Choice
Forces have a direction in which they move.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Are equal in size but opposite in direction
Force
Balanced
Unbalanced
Motion
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Multiple Choice
Are NOT equal in size or are NOT opposite in direction
Unbalanced
Balanced
Zero
Gravity
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Multiple Choice
Balanced forces cause a change in motion.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Unbalanced forces do cause a change in motion.
True
False
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Open Ended
What is net force?
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Open Ended
If forces working in opposite directions are NOT equal, the Net Force has:
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Multiple Choice
What is not a type of friction?
Rolling
Pushing
Static
Fluid
Sliding
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Open Ended
Friction is...
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Multiple Select
What is a type of contact force?
Rolling Friction
Static Friction
Fluid Friction
Sliding Friction
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Multiple Choice
What is not a type of non-contact forces?
Gravitational
Electrical
Magnetic
Tension
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Multiple Choice
Gravitational force is exerted between most of the matter in the universe.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A push or pull on an object is:
a force
inertia
its weight
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Multiple Choice
Forces can change the:
slow down or speed up objects only
speed, direction or shape of an object
movement of objects but only if they were already in motion
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Multiple Choice
Balanced forces act on objects that are:
stationary
in motion
rising or falling
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Multiple Choice
An example of an unbalanced action is:
a boat floating on still water
a person sitting in a chair
a rising balloon
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Multiple Choice
Friction acts:
only when an object is in motion
whether an object is moving or not
on stationary objects only
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Multiple Choice
An example of sliding friction is:
writing in pencil
moving a refrigerator with a rolling trolley
a person sitting on a chair
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Poll
How confident do you feel about forces?
Great - Forces are cool
Okay - I kinda get forces but need more time
Horrible - What is a force?
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