Gravity
Friction
Magnetism
Force arrows
Forces in action
100

What force pulls objects towards Earth?

Gravity

100
What is friction?

A force that opposes movement between touching surfaces.

100

Name one object that a magnet can attract.

Iron nail, steel paperclip etc 

100

What does a force arrow show?

The direction a force acts.

100

Is kicking a ball an example of a push or a pull?

Push

200

In which direction does gravity pull objects?

Downwards, towards Earth's centre.
200

Does friction usually make a sliding object move faster or slower?

Slower.

200

What happens when two north poles of magnets face each other. 

They repel or push apart

200

Which direction should a gravity arrow point?

Downwards

200

Name two forces acting on a ball rolling across grass. 

Gravity and friction

300

Is gravity a contact or non-contact force?

Non-contact force.

300

Which surface usually creates more friction: carpet or smooth tiles?

Carpet

300

What happens when a north pole and a south pole face each other?

They attract (pull together)

300

A box is pushed to the right. Which direction should the push force arrow point?

To the right

300

What force causes a dropped apple to fall towards the ground?

Gravity

400

Why does a ball fall back down after being thrown upwards?

Gravity pulls it towards Earth.

400

Why does a toy car slow down when rolling across grass?

Friction opposes the car's movement. 

400

Is magnetic force a contact or non-contact force?

Non-contact force

400

A toy car moves to the right across carpet. Which direction does friction act?

Left, opposite to its movement

400

A magnet pushes another magnet away without touching it. Identify the type of force and describe its affect. 

Magnetic force causes repulsion, pushing the other magnet away. 

500

A ball rolls down a ramp. Explain how gravity affects its movement.

Gravity pulls the ball downwards, causing it to roll down the ramp. 

500

Explain why a sliding object usually stops sooner on a rough surface than on a smooth surface. 

Rough surfaces generally create more friction, which slows the object more quickly. 

500

A magnet moves a paperclip without touching it. Explain how this happens.

Magnetic force acts at a distance and attracts the paperclip. 

500

Draw a force arrow on a falling ball and explain what it represents.

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500

A toy car slows down while rolling across the carpet. Identify the force, describe its direction and explain its effect.

Friction acts opposite to the car's movement, causing it to slow down. 

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