Force Task Cards

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Which of the following best represents a frictional force?

Which of the following best represents a gravitational force?

Which of the following best represents a magnetic force?

Which of these objects would have the greatest mass?

Which of the following forces slows objects down?

Friction

Gravitational

Magnetic

Unbalanced

Gravity is an example of which type of force?

Pushing force

Pulling force

Friction force

Motion force

Which of the following is an example of balanced forces?

Sitting on a chair

Kicking a soccer ball

An apple falling onto the ground

A rocket taking off

Spring scales measure which type of force?

Frictional

Gravitational

Magnetic

Unbalanced

What is ”attract”?

Change direction

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is “repel”?

Change direction

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is work?

Change in position due to a force

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is energy?

Change in position due to a force

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

Which image does NOT show a use of magnetic force?

How are balanced and unbalanced forces similar?

They are forces that are equal.

They both cause an object to speed up.

They both act in opposite directions.

They act on an object as a pull or push.

Which of the following examples is the opposite of balanced force?

Sitting on a chair

A tug-of-war game that ends in a tie

An apple falling onto the ground

A ball hanging from a rope

What force keeps the Earth and moon in orbit?

Speed

Gravity

Friction

Work

Fill in the blank:

For __________ to occur on this object, a force must act upon it.

Forces that cause a change in the motion of an object are called—

friction.

balanced.

gravity.

unbalanced.

Which image shows balanced forces?

Which image shows a push?

Which of the following forces slows objects down?

Friction

Gravitational

Magnetic

Unbalanced

Gravity is an example of which type of force?

Pushing force

Pulling force

Friction force

Motion force

Which of the following is an example of balanced forces?

Sitting on a chair

Kicking a soccer ball

An apple falling onto the ground

A rocket taking off

Spring scales measure which type of force?

Frictional

Gravitational

Magnetic

Unbalanced

What is ”attract”?

Change direction

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is “repel”?

Change direction

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is work?

Change in position due to a force

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

What is energy?

Change in position due to a force

To pull together

To push away

The ability to do work or cause change

How are balanced and unbalanced forces similar?

They are forces that are equal.

They both cause an object to speed up.

They both act in opposite directions.

They act on an object as a pull or push.

Which of the following examples is the opposite of balanced force?

Sitting on a chair

A tug-of-war game that ends in a tie

An apple falling onto the ground

A ball hanging from a rope

What force keeps the Earth and moon in orbit?

Speed

Gravity

Friction

Work

Forces that cause a change in the motion of an object are called—

friction.

balanced.

gravity.

unbalanced.