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Froggy Jumps Forces (Lowersixth science physics)Versión en línea Test your knowledge on forces and their classification. por YAKILI LMS 1 What is a force in physics? a A type of energy b A push or pull on an object c A measure of speed 2 Which of these is an example of a contact force? a Magnetism b Friction c Gravity 3 What is a non-contact force? a Force with physical contact b Force acting without physical contact c Force only in liquids 4 Which force keeps planets in orbit? a Frictional force b Magnetic force c Gravitational force 5 What type of force is tension? a A non-contact force b A contact force c A gravitational force 6 Which force opposes motion between surfaces? a Magnetic force b Friction c Gravity 7 What is the classification of forces based on their origin? a Contact and non-contact forces b Static and dynamic forces c Kinetic and potential forces 8 Which force acts at a distance without physical contact? a Friction b Magnetic force c Normal force 9 What is the main characteristic of a balanced force? a It causes deformation b It does not change the object’s motion c It causes acceleration 10 Which force is responsible for objects falling to the ground? a Magnetic force b Gravity c Friction 11 What is a contact force? a A force that acts at a distance. b A force that only occurs in liquids. c A force that acts when two objects touch. 12 Which force is an example of contact force? a Gravity b Friction c Magnetic force 13 What does tension force do? a It pushes objects together. b It pulls objects apart. c It causes objects to spin. 14 Which contact force occurs when surfaces slide past each other? a Normal force b Friction c Tension 15 What is the normal force? a A pulling force. b The support force exerted by a surface. c A force that causes motion. 16 Which force is responsible for stopping objects from sliding? a Magnetic force b Gravity c Friction 17 What does tension force do in a rope? a It pushes the rope. b It pulls the rope along. c It causes the rope to heat up. 18 Which contact force acts perpendicular to surfaces? a Friction b Normal force c Tension 19 What is an example of a contact force in everyday life? a Gravity pulling objects down b Pushing a door open c Magnetic attraction 20 Which force acts when you push a box across the floor? a Magnetic force b Gravity c Friction 21 What is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth? a Gravity b Magnetism c Friction 22 Which force is responsible for holding magnets together? a Friction b Gravity c Magnetism 23 What force opposes the motion of objects sliding against each other? a Magnetism b Gravity c Friction 24 Which force causes objects to fall when dropped? a Friction b Magnetism c Gravity 25 What force is involved when a magnet attracts iron? a Gravity b Friction c Magnetism 26 Which force acts at a distance without physical contact? a Gravity b Friction c Magnetism 27 What force is responsible for the resistance when you push a heavy object? a Friction b Magnetism c Gravity 28 Which force keeps planets in orbit around the Sun? a Gravity b Friction c Magnetism 29 What force is involved when a balloon sticks to a wall after rubbing? a Friction b Static Electricity (not in options, but implied as a basic force) c Magnetism 30 Which force is responsible for the Earth's gravitational pull? a Gravity b Magnetism c Friction 31 What is gravity? a A type of energy b A force that pushes objects apart c The force of attraction between objects with mass 32 Which factor increases the gravitational pull? a Mass of the objects b Color of the objects c Speed of the objects 33 How does distance affect gravity? a Greater distance decreases gravity b Greater distance increases gravity c Distance has no effect 34 What happens to gravity if the mass of an object increases? a Gravity remains the same b Gravity decreases c Gravity increases 35 Which planet has the strongest gravity? a Jupiter b Mars c Venus 36 Does gravity act at a distance? a Yes b No c Only when objects touch 37 What is the effect of mass on gravitational pull? a Less mass means stronger pull b Mass does not affect gravity c More mass means stronger pull 38 Which factor does NOT affect gravity? a Distance b Color of the object c Mass 39 What is the unit of gravitational force? a Watt b Newton c Joule 40 What is the main factor that affects gravity on Earth? a Mass of the Earth b Temperature c Size of the sky 41 What does friction do when two surfaces rub against each other? a It resists their movement b It speeds up movement c It cools the surfaces 42 Why are lubricants important in machines? a They cause rust b They increase friction c They reduce friction 43 Which of these is a common lubricant? a Sand b Oil c Water 44 What happens if there is no lubrication in a moving machine part? a Machine runs faster b Friction increases and parts wear out c Friction decreases 45 Friction is useful in which activity? a Sliding on ice b Walking c Floating in water 46 Which material is often used as a lubricant in engines? a Sand b Motor oil c Sugar 47 What is one effect of reducing friction? a Friction increases b More energy is wasted c Less energy is lost 48 How does lubrication help in machinery? a Prevents parts from overheating b Increases wear c Stops movement 49 Which of these reduces friction between surfaces? a Grease b Rust c Dirt 50 Friction is important for which everyday activity? a Floating in water b Walking without slipping c Sliding on ice

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What is a force in physics?

Which of these is an example of a contact force?

What is a non-contact force?

Which force keeps planets in orbit?

What type of force is tension?

Which force opposes motion between surfaces?

What is the classification of forces based on their origin?

Which force acts at a distance without physical contact?

What is the main characteristic of a balanced force?

Which force is responsible for objects falling to the ground?

What is a contact force?

Which force is an example of contact force?

What does tension force do?

Which contact force occurs when surfaces slide past each other?

What is the normal force?

Which force is responsible for stopping objects from sliding?

What does tension force do in a rope?

Which contact force acts perpendicular to surfaces?

What is an example of a contact force in everyday life?

Which force acts when you push a box across the floor?

What is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth?

Which force is responsible for holding magnets together?

What force opposes the motion of objects sliding against each other?

Which force causes objects to fall when dropped?

What force is involved when a magnet attracts iron?

Which force acts at a distance without physical contact?

What force is responsible for the resistance when you push a heavy object?

Which force keeps planets in orbit around the Sun?

What force is involved when a balloon sticks to a wall after rubbing?

Which force is responsible for the Earth's gravitational pull?

What is gravity?

Which factor increases the gravitational pull?

How does distance affect gravity?

What happens to gravity if the mass of an object increases?

Which planet has the strongest gravity?

Does gravity act at a distance?

What is the effect of mass on gravitational pull?

Which factor does NOT affect gravity?

What is the unit of gravitational force?

What is the main factor that affects gravity on Earth?

What does friction do when two surfaces rub against each other?

Why are lubricants important in machines?

Which of these is a common lubricant?

What happens if there is no lubrication in a moving machine part?

Friction is useful in which activity?

Which material is often used as a lubricant in engines?

What is one effect of reducing friction?

How does lubrication help in machinery?

Which of these reduces friction between surfaces?

Friction is important for which everyday activity?