You can('t) touch this
Rise of the resistance
Friction, Friction, Friction, and Friction
Don't let gravity hold you down
Are you smart?
100

A force that requires two objects to touch in order to occur.

What is contact forces
100

The force between solid surfaces that resists motion.

What is friction?

100

The type of friction that acts between the wheels on a cart and the sidewalk.

What is rolling friction?

100

This is defined as a push or a pull.

What is a force?

100

How many kids do Mr. and Mrs. Crawford have?

What is 5?
200

The two main types of forces?

What are contact and noncontact forces.

200

A force that resists an object's motion through air.

What is air resistance?

200

The type of friction force exerted when a bookshelf rubs or is dragged against the floor.

What is sliding friction?

200

The unit of measure for force.

What is Newtons?

200

How many feet does a scream travel in space?

what is zero- space is a vacuum, atmosphere is needed for sound.

300

This is a force that acts on an object without touching it.

What is noncontact force

300

The specific force, a type of friction, that causes a rolling office chair to eventually stop.

What is rolling friction?

300

The type of friction force that occurs when objects do not move.

What is static friction?

300

This non-contact force holds the Moon in orbit around the Earth.

What is gravity?

300

How tall is Mrs Crawford?

What is 5' 3" and 3/4"

400

Of magnetism, gravity, electrostatic, or friction, this is the one NOT considered a force that acts at a distance.

What is friction?

400

A rough surface with slower motion will produce this.

What is more friction?

400

This means resisting force in both liquids and gases.

What is fluid friction?

400

The reason why objects weigh different amounts on Earth versus other planets.

What is the mass of the planet?

400

If you were traveling 120km an hour, then sat still in the car for 3 more hours, followed by and then walked at a speed of 3km an hour for another hour in the opposite direction, how many km are you from your original location?

What is 117km from the original location.

500

This is why a magnet can pick up metal spheres without physically touching them.

What is a non-contact force that can act at a distance?

500

This upward force slows down a parachute.

What is air resistance?

500

A baseball player skids on the ground as he dives into a base, which is an example of this type of friction.

What is sliding friction?

500

This does not change, regardless of whether you are on Earth or on Neptune.

What is mass?

500

What is the capital of New York?

What is Albany.

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