Resultant Force I
Frictional Force
Sounds and Hearing
Identify the types of "pitch and loudness"
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100

What is the unit for measuring force?

Newton (N)

100

What is the frictional force?

Frictional force is the opposite force.

100

What are the 2 properties of sound?

Pitch and loudness

100

A small size of vibration at the long distance.

Soft sound

100

Which type of surface makes the car move fastest?

A. sandy track          B. pebble road

C. concrete              D. water

C. concrete

200

What is a tool used to measure force?

Spring scale

200

What factor can affect the size of the frictional force?

weight / surface

200

What is the unit of pitch?

Hertz (Hz)

200

A big size of vibration at the short distance.

Loud sound

200

What happens when a heavy object moves?

It moves slower.

300

What is the resultant force?

The sum of all forces acting on object

300

What are 2 types of surface?

Smooth and rough

300

What is the unit of loudness?

decibel (dB)

300

It has a lot of vibration and high frequency.

High pitch sound

300

Which one is the high pitch sound?

a. lion's sound

b. bird's sound

c. man's sound

d. breaking glass sound

e. bass drum sound

b. bird's sound

d. breaking glass sound

400

What happens if two forces are equally acting in the opposite direction?

The object will not move

400

What are 2 types of weight?

Heavy and light

400

What is noise pollution?

Noise is the unwanted or disturbing sound.

400

It has a little vibration and low frequency.

Low pitch sound
400

Which one is the low pitch sound?

a. lion's sound

b. bird's sound

c. man's sound

d. breaking glass sound

e. bass drum sound

a. lion's sound

c. man's sound

e. bass drum sound

500

What is another name for resultant force?

Net force

500

What is not the advantage of friction?

a. making the engines work harder

b. holding a pencil

c. designing shoes for sportsmen

d. stopping the fast-running car

a. making the engines work harder

500

What is NOT the way to protect our ears from noises?

A.  Stay away from noisy places. 

B.  Make loud sound or slap your friend’s ear. 

C.  Listen to quieter sound and get used to it.

D.  Wear earplugs when we are in a noisy place.  

C.  Listen to quieter sound and get used to it.

500

Examples are whistle sound, a bird’s sound, and a breaking glass sound.

High pitch sound

500

Sound cannot travel through the __________.

Vacuum! Vacuum = no air

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