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Friction Fun: Level (5)

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Frictions in motion

by Leann Abigail G. Remelliete
1

What is friction?

2

Which surface usually has more friction?

3

What happens to friction if you rub surfaces together harder?

4

Which material would create more friction with your shoe?

5

Which object would slide more easily on a smooth floor?

6

True or False: Friction always makes things stop completely.

7

Which way does friction act when you push a toy car on carpet?

8

What can reduce friction between two surfaces?

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Which factor does NOT affect friction?

10

Why is friction important in walking?

11

What does friction measure when two surfaces rub together?

12

Which surface would likely have the greatest friction with a wooden block?

13

What is the variable you change in an experiment about friction on different surfaces?

14

If a block slides easily on a smooth surface, friction is considered to be:

15

Which tool would help measure frictional force in a simple home experiment?

16

To determine the effect of surface type on friction, what should you keep constant?

17

What safety step should you take when testing friction?

18

Which outcome indicates higher friction?

19

How can you make a fair test when comparing surfaces?

20

What is the main scientific goal of this friction investigation?

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