Bell Ringer Quiz 5 (Unit3 Week1) – TEKS 6.7A: Force Mix-Up (Real-World Combos)

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Grade 6

Science (2021)

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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Grade 6

Science (2021)

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

SCI.6.7A

Identify and explain how forces act on objects, including gravity, friction, magnetism, applied forces, and normal forces, using real-world applications.

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Q 1/3
Score 0
A person slides a heavy box across the floor. Which forces act on the box?
30
Only gravity and normal force
Gravity, normal, applied, and friction
Gravity and magnetism only
Only applied and friction
Q 2/3
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A coin sits on a table under a strong horseshoe magnet held above it. Nothing moves. Why?
30
Gravity is stronger than any other force
The normal force cancels magnetism
Forces are balanced (magnetism up vs. gravity down), with the table’s normal force no longer needed
Magnetism and gravity may both act, but the net effect keeps the coin at rest

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Q 1/3
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A person slides a heavy box across the floor. Which forces act on the box?
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Q 2/3
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A coin sits on a table under a strong horseshoe magnet held above it. Nothing moves. Why?
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3 questions

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A person slides a heavy box across the floor. Which forces act on the box?

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Q.

A coin sits on a table under a strong horseshoe magnet held above it. Nothing moves. Why?

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A book is pushed along a table and then released; it keeps moving a short distance and stops. Which statement explains this?

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