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Directions & Forces Quiz

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Directions, forces & motion basics.

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Directions, forces & motion basics.

by Mayada Kamal
1

Which tool helps you know the 4 main directions?

2

What kind of force is needed to move a car?

3

Distance can be measured in which units?

4

Which object can be moved using a small force?

5

Which force stops a moving car?

6

Which term describes an object with two equal opposite forces acting on it and not moving?

7

In a tug of war with Team A (4 students) and Team B (3 students), Team A won because?

8

What describes a situation where two equal opposite forces keep an object still?

9

Which unit is used to measure length in the metric system?

10

What is the force that resists motion through air called?

11

I should use a .............. to move a car.

12

Distance can be measured in.................

13

I can move a pencil using a .............

14

The force that stops a moving car is ..................

15

A balanced object is when two equal forces act on the object and it’s not moving.

16

In a tug of war, Team A won because they had ...................

17

Two equal forces acting in opposite directions produce a net force of zero, so the motion is ______.

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