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Froggy Jumps Upthrust and Force FactsVersión en línea Buoyancy, forces, and motion por María José Carmona Loría 1 What is the buoyant force that pushes a submerged object upward called? a Drag force b Normal force c Upthrust (buoyant force) 2 What happens when you push a ball underwater and then let go? a It stops moving entirely b It sinks deeper c It rises and floats back up due to upthrust 3 Why does a large ship float despite its weight? a Upthrust from the water balances gravity b Trapped air in hull c Ocean currents support it 4 Which factor affects how much upthrust an object experiences in a liquid? a The shape and surface area of the object b The material’s temperature c The color of the object 5 In a force diagram, what does a longer arrow represent? a A weaker force b A stronger force c No force at all 6 If gravity pulls down and the normal force pushes up with equal strength, the object is a Moving rapidly b Falling through the surface c Balanced and not moving 7 What is friction in the context of a moving ball on a table? a A force pulling the ball upward b A force opposing motion c A force pushing the ball forward 8 What happens when unbalanced forces act on a moving car? a Only friction acts b It always keeps moving at the same speed c It may accelerate, decelerate, stop, or change direction 9 If you push a stationary car with equal opposing forces, the car will a Move forward b Remain stationary due to balance c Move backward 10 Which everyday experiment helps you remember upthrust, like a key sinking or floating? a The Will it float? experiment b A light bulb buoyancy test c A pendulum test

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Upthrust and Force FactsVersión en línea

Buoyancy, forces, and motion

por María José Carmona Loría

What is the buoyant force that pushes a submerged object upward called?

Drag force

Normal force

Upthrust (buoyant force)

What happens when you push a ball underwater and then let go?

It stops moving entirely

It sinks deeper

It rises and floats back up due to upthrust

Why does a large ship float despite its weight?

Upthrust from the water balances gravity

Trapped air in hull

Ocean currents support it

Which factor affects how much upthrust an object experiences in a liquid?

The shape and surface area of the object

The material’s temperature

The color of the object

In a force diagram, what does a longer arrow represent?

A weaker force

A stronger force

No force at all

If gravity pulls down and the normal force pushes up with equal strength, the object is

Moving rapidly

Falling through the surface

Balanced and not moving

What is friction in the context of a moving ball on a table?

A force pulling the ball upward

A force opposing motion

A force pushing the ball forward

What happens when unbalanced forces act on a moving car?

Only friction acts

It always keeps moving at the same speed

It may accelerate, decelerate, stop, or change direction

If you push a stationary car with equal opposing forces, the car will

Move forward

Remain stationary due to balance

Move backward

Which everyday experiment helps you remember upthrust, like a key sinking or floating?

The Will it float? experiment

A light bulb buoyancy test

A pendulum test

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Upthrust and Force FactsVersión en línea

por María José Carmona Loría

What is the buoyant force that pushes a submerged object upward called?

What happens when you push a ball underwater and then let go?

Why does a large ship float despite its weight?

Which factor affects how much upthrust an object experiences in a liquid?

In a force diagram, what does a longer arrow represent?

If gravity pulls down and the normal force pushes up with equal strength, the object is

What is friction in the context of a moving ball on a table?

What happens when unbalanced forces act on a moving car?

If you push a stationary car with equal opposing forces, the car will

Which everyday experiment helps you remember upthrust, like a key sinking or floating?

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