Motion And Types Of Forces Unit Question Preview (ID: 29377)


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A Force of attraction or repulsion caused by the build-up of electrons...
a) Gravitational
b) Electrical
c) Magnetic
d) Elastic

The force that is applied when one object pushes on another...
a) Frictional
b) Gravitational
c) Elastic
d) Buoyant

The force that is applies by an object when another object rests on it...
a) Frictional
b) Gravitational
c) Elastic
d) Buoyant

A force that can work on an object it is not touching....
a) Contact Force
b) Non-Contact Force
c)
d)

Any push or pull...
a) Force
b) Gravity
c) Friction
d) Magnetic

The force of attraction between two objects because of their masses...
a) Gravitational
b) Electrical
c) Frictional
d) Nuclear

The force that is applied when an object is pulled by a rope, string, or other object....
a) Elastic
b) Centripetal
c) Electrical
d) Buoyant

The force of resistance between two objects when one object rubs against or goes through the other...
a) Elastic
b) Frictional
c) Gravitational
d) Electrical

The force of attraction or repulsion between magnets...
a) Gravitational
b) Magnetic
c) Nuclear
d) Buoyant

A force that has to have contact in order to work....
a) Contact
b) Non-Contact
c)
d)

The force that is exerted on an object when something is compressed and then released....
a) Elastic
b) Electrical
c) Frictional
d) Gravitational

A book coming to a stop after sliding across a table, is an example of....
a) Gravitational Force
b) Frictional Force
c) Elastic Force
d) Buoyant Force

Example of Contact Force.....
a) Elastic
b) Electrical
c) Magnetic
d) Gravitational

Example of Non-Contact Force....
a) Magnetic
b) Frictional
c) Buoyant
d) Elastic

Example of elastic force....
a) Pushing your finger into silly putty
b) A duck floating on water
c) The wheels of a wagon slowing down as it stops
d) Socks sticking together

Magnets repelling each other, is an example of...
a) Gravitational Force
b) Magnetic Force
c) Buoyant Force
d) Elastic Force

What is a spring scale used to measure?
a) Force
b) Mass
c) Length
d) Volume

Objects on Earth being pulled towards the Earth, is an example of...
a) Elastic Force
b) Gravitational Force
c) Frictional Force
d) Magnetic Force

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