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Forces

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How can you use parachutes in space travel?
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Returning to Earth
Blast off
On the moon
In orbit

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Q1
How can you use parachutes in space travel?
Returning to Earth
Blast off
On the moon
In orbit
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Q2
How does a parachute slow something down?
Using gravity.
Using air resistance.
Using thrust.
Using weight.
30s
Q3
What is drag?
Reaction force.
A force which slows down a moving object because of the air or fluid around it.
The opposite force to air resistance.
The opposite force to gravity.
30s
Q4
What is thrust?
The force which pushes a rocket forward.
The force which pushes a car forward.
The opposite of air resistance.
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Q5
What is friction?
The resistance when two surfaces rub each other.
The opposite of driving force.
The same as air resistance.
The opposite of air resistance.
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Q6
How do you calculate speed?
time / distance
time / weight
distance / time
distance x time
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Q7
In a table of results, where should I put the units?
Only on the graph.
Next to the numbers in the table.
In the title.
In the headings, in brackets.
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Q8
How is an engineering style report different to a pure science report?
It has a method section.
It has no aim, hypothesis or apparatus list.
It has a discussion and conclusion.
It has a results section.
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