1.
Which of the following statements is true?
A) An unbalanced force causes an object to accelerate.
B) An unbalanced force has no effect on an object’s motion.
C) An unbalanced force causes an object to have a net force of zero.
D) An unbalanced force causes an object to have equal forces.
2.
What type of friction moves a submarine through the water?
A) Rolling friction
B) Static friction
C) Fluid friction
D) Sliding friction
3.
Which type of force is associated with charged particles?
A) Strong nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Weak nuclear
D) Electromagnetic
4.
Which type of friction opposes the direction of motion when an objects slides across a surface?
A) Fluid friction
B) Rolling friction
C) Sliding friction
D) Static friction
6.
Which term is NOT a type of universal force?
A) Electromagnetic
B) Gravitational
C) Strong nuclear
D) Friction
7.
Which force holds neutrons and protons together within a nucleus?
A) Nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Electric
D) All of the above
10.
Rolling friction affects an object
A) as it moves through water
B) as it slides on a surface
C) as it rolls on a surface
D) as it moves through the air
11.
The motion of a butterfly through the air is slowed by
A) fluid friction
B) static friction
C) rolling friction
D) sliding friction
12.
Which of these examples requires friction?
A) Moving the tires of a car
B) Moving an airplane to move through the air
C) A person walking down the street
D) All of the above
13.
Which of the following forces can attract and repel objects?
A) Nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Electromagnetic
D) Centripetal
14.
Which of the following statements is true?
A) A balanced force causes an object to accelerate.
B) A balanced force has no effect on an object’s motion.
C) A balanced force causes an object to fall to the ground.
D) A balanced force causes the object to increase in net force
15.
Use the image to help answer the question.
The object experiences equal and opposite forces and a net force of 0. What type of force is this?
A) A balanced force
B) An unbalanced force
16.
What type of friction acts on objects that are not moving?
A) Sliding friction
B) Static friction
C) Fluid friction
D) Rolling friction
17.
What does friction affect?
A) Solid objects that are touching
B) Objects moving through a gas
C) Objects moving through a liquid
D) All of the above
18.
Use the image to help answer the question.
In a tug of war game, two teams pull the rope with equal forces in opposite directions. Based on this balanced force, what will happen to the motion of the rope?
A) The rope will experience no change in motion.
B) The rope will experience an acceleration.
C) The rope will experience a change in direction.
D) The rope will experience a deceleration.
19.
Which type of force is affected by the distance between the particles of matter or between objects?
A) Gravitational
B) Nuclear
C) Electromagnetic
D) All of the above
20.
Which type of force causes an acceleration in motion?
A) Dark forces
B) Weighted forces
C) Balanced forces
D) Unbalanced forces
21.
What is the force that opposes the motion of objects that touch as they move past each other?
A) Gravity
B) Displacement
C) Friction
D) All of the above
22.
An apple falling to the ground from a tree is an example of which type of force?
A) Gravitational
B) Nuclear
C) Friction
D) Electromagnetic
23.
The Earth’s oceans undergo two high tides and two low tides per day. These are caused by
A) electromagnetic forces
B) strong nuclear forces
C) weak nuclear forces
D) gravitational forces
24.
Use the image to help answer the question.
In the same tug of war game, one team begins to pull the rope with greater force than the opposing team. Based on this unbalanced force, what will happen to the motion of the rope?
A) The rope will experience no change in motion.
B) The rope will experience an acceleration.
C) The rope will experience equal forces.
D) The rope will experience a net force of zero.
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Which of the following statements is true?
A) An unbalanced force causes an object to accelerate.
B) An unbalanced force has no effect on an object’s motion.
C) An unbalanced force causes an object to have a net force of zero.
D) An unbalanced force causes an object to have equal forces.
2.
What type of friction moves a submarine through the water?
A) Rolling friction
B) Static friction
C) Fluid friction
D) Sliding friction
3.
Which type of force is associated with charged particles?
A) Strong nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Weak nuclear
D) Electromagnetic
4.
Which type of friction opposes the direction of motion when an objects slides across a surface?
A) Fluid friction
B) Rolling friction
C) Sliding friction
D) Static friction
6.
Which term is NOT a type of universal force?
A) Electromagnetic
B) Gravitational
C) Strong nuclear
D) Friction
7.
Which force holds neutrons and protons together within a nucleus?
A) Nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Electric
D) All of the above
10.
Rolling friction affects an object
A) as it moves through water
B) as it slides on a surface
C) as it rolls on a surface
D) as it moves through the air
11.
The motion of a butterfly through the air is slowed by
A) fluid friction
B) static friction
C) rolling friction
D) sliding friction
12.
Which of these examples requires friction?
A) Moving the tires of a car
B) Moving an airplane to move through the air
C) A person walking down the street
D) All of the above
13.
Which of the following forces can attract and repel objects?
A) Nuclear
B) Gravitational
C) Electromagnetic
D) Centripetal
14.
Which of the following statements is true?
A) A balanced force causes an object to accelerate.
B) A balanced force has no effect on an object’s motion.
C) A balanced force causes an object to fall to the ground.
D) A balanced force causes the object to increase in net force
15.
Use the image to help answer the question.
The object experiences equal and opposite forces and a net force of 0. What type of force is this?
A) A balanced force
B) An unbalanced force
16.
What type of friction acts on objects that are not moving?
A) Sliding friction
B) Static friction
C) Fluid friction
D) Rolling friction
17.
What does friction affect?
A) Solid objects that are touching
B) Objects moving through a gas
C) Objects moving through a liquid
D) All of the above
18.
Use the image to help answer the question.
In a tug of war game, two teams pull the rope with equal forces in opposite directions. Based on this balanced force, what will happen to the motion of the rope?
A) The rope will experience no change in motion.
B) The rope will experience an acceleration.
C) The rope will experience a change in direction.
D) The rope will experience a deceleration.
19.
Which type of force is affected by the distance between the particles of matter or between objects?
A) Gravitational
B) Nuclear
C) Electromagnetic
D) All of the above
20.
Which type of force causes an acceleration in motion?
A) Dark forces
B) Weighted forces
C) Balanced forces
D) Unbalanced forces
21.
What is the force that opposes the motion of objects that touch as they move past each other?
A) Gravity
B) Displacement
C) Friction
D) All of the above
22.
An apple falling to the ground from a tree is an example of which type of force?
A) Gravitational
B) Nuclear
C) Friction
D) Electromagnetic
23.
The Earth’s oceans undergo two high tides and two low tides per day. These are caused by
A) electromagnetic forces
B) strong nuclear forces
C) weak nuclear forces
D) gravitational forces
24.
Use the image to help answer the question.
In the same tug of war game, one team begins to pull the rope with greater force than the opposing team. Based on this unbalanced force, what will happen to the motion of the rope?
A) The rope will experience no change in motion.
B) The rope will experience an acceleration.
C) The rope will experience equal forces.
D) The rope will experience a net force of zero.
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