Magnetic Madness
What force is produced by a magnet?
A. Gravity
B. Magnetic Force
C. Friction
B. Magnetic force
What force pulls objects toward Earth?
A. Gravity
B. Magnetism
C. Friction
A. Gravity
What force opposes motion when objects move against a surface?
A. Gravity
B. Magnetism
C. Friction
C. Friction
What is a force?
A. A color
B. A push or pull
C. A type of matter
B. A push or pull
What can a force change?
A. An object's motion
B. An object's name
C. An object's color
A. An object's motion
What happens when two magnets attract?
A. They pull toward each other.
B. They disappear.
C. They push away from each other.
A. They pull toward each other.
Is gravity a contact force or a non-contact force?
A. Contact force
B. Frictional force
C. Non-contact force
✅ Answer: C
C. Non-contact force
A shoe rubbing against the floor is an example of what force?
A. Frictional force
B. Gravitational force
C. Magnetic force
A. Frictional force
What is a contact force?
A. A force that happens when objects touch
B. A force that never acts on objects
C. A force caused only by gravity
A. A force that happens when objects touch
A student pushes a desk and the desk moves. Is the force a push or a pull?
A. Pull
B. Push
C. Gravity
B. Push
What happens when two like magnetic poles are placed near each other?
A. They attract.
B. They stop working.
C. They repel.
C. They repel.
What does gravity do to a ball when you drop it?
A. Pulls it toward Earth
B. Pushes it upward
C. Makes it magnetic
A. Pulls it toward Earth
Where can friction act?
A. Only on the ground
B. In air and water
C. Only inside magnets
B. In air and water
What is a non-contact force?
A. A force that requires touching
B. A force that can act without objects touching
C. A force that only happens underwater
B. A force that can act without objects touching
If forces acting on an object are unequal, what are they called?
A. Balanced forces
B. Equal forces
C. Unbalanced forces
C. Unbalanced forces
Is magnetic force a contact force or a non-contact force?
A. Contact force
B. Non-contact force
C. Frictional force
B. Non-contact force
Which two things are related to gravitational force?
A. Color and shape
B. Mass and distance
C. Size and temperature
B. Mass and distance
What happens when friction increases?
A. It becomes harder for an object to move.
B. The object becomes magnetic.
C. Gravity disappears.
A. It becomes harder for an object to move.
What is the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces?
A. Balanced forces are equal; unbalanced forces are unequal.
B. Balanced forces are always stronger.
C. Unbalanced forces are always equal.
A. Balanced forces are equal; unbalanced forces are unequal.
A book is sitting still on a desk. The forces acting on it are equal. What kind of forces are acting on the book?
A. Balanced forces
B. Unbalanced forces
C. Magnetic forces
A. Balanced forces
A magnet pulls a paper clip toward it without touching it. Why?
A. Gravity is pulling the paper clip.
B. Magnetic force can act without touching.
C. Friction is pulling the paper clip.
B. Magnetic force can act without touching.
What happens to gravitational attraction when the mass of an object increases?
A. It becomes stronger.
B. It disappears.
C. It becomes friction.
A. It becomes stronger.
Why might a soccer ball eventually stop rolling across grass?
A. Gravity makes it disappear.
B. Friction opposes its motion.
C. Magnetism pulls it backward.
B. Friction opposes its motion.
Two forces act on a box. One force is 10 N to the left and the other is 10 N to the right. What kind of forces are these?
A. Unbalanced forces
B. Balanced forces
C. Magnetic forces
B. Balanced forces
A soccer player kicks a ball, causing it to change from sitting still to moving. What caused the change?
A. An unbalanced force
B. A balanced force
C. A non-moving force
A. An unbalanced force