
Gravitational Force
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Science
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7th Grade
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Easy
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Damien Coombs
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11 Slides • 15 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the scientist famous for his theory of gravity?
Mr. Apple Head
Sir Isaac Newton
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Multiple Choice
A newton (N) is the SI unit of force? Who is the newton (N) named after?
Mr. Apple Head
Sir Isaac Newton
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Match
Match the following
Mass
Weight
Gravity
of an object stay's the same
of an object can change
a non-contact force
of an object stay's the same
of an object can change
a non-contact force
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Multiple Choice
How much does Iron Man weigh on earth?
96kg
870kg
300kg
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Multiple Choice
If the mass of an object always stays the same, why does Iron Man weigh more on earth than on the moon?
there is more gravitational force on earth
there is more gravitational force on the moon
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Multiple Choice
Is gravitational force a push or a pull?
push
pull
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Multiple Choice
What is the mass and weight of the astronaut at 10km altitude?
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1960N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1950N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1740N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 40N
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Multiple Choice
What is the mass and weight of the astronaut at 400km altitude?
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1960N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1950N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 1740N
Mass: 200kg
Weight: 40N
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Multiple Choice
Why does the astronaut 's mass stay the same but his weight changes?
Weight always stay's the same but mass changes because the force of gravity reduces with altitude
Mass always stay's the same but weight changes because the force of gravity reduces with altitude
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Labelling
Which scale is used for measuring mass?
Which scale is used for measuring Force and Weight?
Mass
Weight & Force
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Labelling
Which scale is used for measuring mass?
Which scale is used for measuring Force and Weight?
Weight & Force
Mass
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Multiple Choice
Reading the spring balance, if 100 grams of weight was added to the hook, how much force will it apply? (Click the image to enlarge it)
1 Newton
2 Newtons
3 Newtons
4 Newtons
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Multiple Choice
Reading the spring balance, how much weight will it measure if 2 Newtons of force was applied? (Click the image to enlarge it)
100 grams
200 grams
300 grams
400 grams
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Multiple Choice
Reading the spring balance, how much weight will it measure if 3 Newtons of force was applied? (Click the image to enlarge it)
100 grams
200 grams
300 grams
400 grams
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Multiple Choice
Reading the spring balance, if 300 grams of weight was added to the hook, how much force will it apply? (Click the image to enlarge it)
1 Newton
2 Newtons
3 Newtons
4 Newtons
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