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Force And Motion Introduction
Test Description: This game covers force, reference point, force, newton, contact force, noncontact force, friction, and gravity
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) ______ occurs when an object's position changes when compared to another object.
A
gravity
B
force
C
motion
D
friction
2) The object that is used for comparison to determine whether something is in motion is called a
A
newton
B
location
C
force
D
reference point
3) A push or pull is called a ______.
A
reference point
B
force
C
motion
D
newton
4) Which is NOT an example of a noncontact force?
A
magnetism
B
gravity
C
friction
D
electrical force
5) The contact force that two surfaces exert on each other when they rub against each other is called _________.
A
electrical force
B
gravity
C
friction
D
magnetism
6) A noncontact force that pulls objects toward each other as a result of their masses is called _____.
A
magnetism
B
friction
C
electrical forces
D
gravity
7) The SI unit used to measure force is called a ________.
A
newton
B
neutron
C
fig newton
D
reference point
8) The unit used to measure force is named after
A
Alfred Wegener
B
Mr. Lieding
C
Isaac Newton
D
Jimmy Neutron
9) Even when your feet are not touching the ground, ___________ pulls you toward the Earth's surface.
A
gravity
B
electrical forces
C
magnetism
D
friction
10) A girl exerts force on the pedals of a bicycle and the friction between the tires and the road help to keep the bike from slipping. Both the force on the pedals and friction are ___________ forces.
A
magnetics
B
gravity
C
noncontact
D
contact
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