Frictional and Normal Force
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Differentiate between contact and non-contact forces
- gravity
- friction
- magnet
- spring
When two objects rub against each other which force is acting on both the objects?
Magnetic
Friction
Gravitation
Non-contact
Fill in the blanks with missing words:
The force of friction always acts in a direction ________ to that in which motion is desired.
Friction is a type of ____ force.
Contact
Non-contact
Nuclear
Spring
- Gravity
- Friction
- Magnetism
- Work
We are able to walk on the ground due to the force of ____.
friction
spring
magnet
gravity
- Gravity
- Friction
- Magnetism
- Normal force
Why rubber ball is more bouncy the plastic ball?
We move faster on water slides as there is less ____.
gravity
friction
mass
weight
A ball is kept on an inclined plane. The ball is not moving due to:
gravity
friction
speed
magnets
When two objects slide against each other, the force that works against it is ____.
friction
magnetic force
normal force
spring force
People slide faster on ice rinks due to:
More friction
more gravity
Less friction
Wind
- Gravitational force
- Normal force
- Frictional force
- Spring force
Mechanical force is a force acting at a distance.
- True
- False
- Avoid walking in that area.
- Wear shoes to walk over the slippery region.
- Clean the area and use a mat to dry it out.
- Wear heels to walk over the slippery region.
How do we get a blister
Friction reduces when there is water on the surface.
True
False
A ball is kept on an inclined plane. The ball is not moving due to:
speed
gravity
friction
magnets
Frictional is a type of ______ force.
contact
non-contact
- gravitational
- magnetic
If a moving object comes to a rest, it means some force is acting on it.
True
False
A moving ball on the ground comes to a stop after some time because of
speed
friction
motion
magnetism
Walking on the floor would be
possible
easy
very simple
impossible
We don't go through the ground we stand on it because of this force. Name this force.
Wind Force
Electric Force
Normal Force
Magnetic Force