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Ready for a challenge? Check how well you understand the concepts of weight, mass, spring balance, gravity, and buoyant force through this interactive quiz.

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Exploring ForcesVersión en línea Ready for a challenge? Check how well you understand the concepts of weight, mass, spring balance, gravity, and buoyant force through this interactive quiz. por Sumaiya 1 What is weight? a Force with which the Earth pulls an object b c d 2 Which instrument is used to measure weight? a Spring balance b Thermometer c Measuring cylinder d Beam balance 3 What is the SI unit of weight? a Newton (N) b Kilogram (kg) c Gram (g) d Litre (L) 4 Before using a spring balance, the pointer should be at a 0N b 1N c 5N d 10N 5 If an object is taken from Earth to the Moon, what remains unchanged? a Mass b Weight c Gravitational force d Spring balance reading 6 Why does a plastic bottle float on water? a The buoyant force is equal to or greater than its weight. b Water pushes the bottle downward. c The bottle has no weight. d Water has no gravity. 7 A spring balance shows different readings for the same object on Earth and on the Moon because it measures a Weight b Volume c Density d Mass 8 A spring balance reads 10 N on Earth for an object. If the same object is taken to Jupiter, what will happen? a The reading will increase because Jupiter has a stronger gravitational pull. b The reading will decrease. c The reading will remain the same. d The spring balance will measure the object’s mass instead. 9 Why is a spring balance calibrated in newtons instead of kilograms? a Because it measures force (weight) b Because it measures mass. c Because kilograms are too small. d Because it measures volume.

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What is weight?

Which instrument is used to measure weight?

What is the SI unit of weight?

Before using a spring balance, the pointer should be at

If an object is taken from Earth to the Moon, what remains unchanged?

Why does a plastic bottle float on water?

A spring balance shows different readings for the same object on Earth and on the Moon because it measures

A spring balance reads 10 N on Earth for an object. If the same object is taken to Jupiter, what will happen?

Why is a spring balance calibrated in newtons instead of kilograms?