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Force and Motion: Quick Quiz by Miss Hasna <3!

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Force and Motion: Quick Quiz by Miss Hasna <3!
 

Force and Motion: Quick Quiz by Miss Hasna <3!Online version

Based on Force and Motion

by Hasna Salwa
1

To throw a ball over a longer distance, a smaller force is required.

2

The size of the force applied to an object affects the distance the object travels.

3

It is more difficult to push a box along the floor than to roll a ball of the same mass.

4

The motion of an object only depends on the force applied, not its mass.

5

Mass affects how easy or difficult it is to move an object.

6

A smooth surface has a smaller opposing force (friction) acting on an object.

7

Opposing forces always act in the same direction as the object's motion.

8

An object at rest will start moving even if it is not pushed or pulled.

9

A smaller force is needed to pass a basketball to someone standing very close to you.

10

If the surface a book is pushed on is very smooth, the book will stop quickly.

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