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NCSCOS 7.P.1.2- Balanced, Unbalanced, Net Force, Gravity and Friction

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Grade 7
Science
North Carolina Standard Course of Study

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  • Q1
    What is the net force of the boat?
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    550 N right
    550 N left
    1400 N right
    1400 N left
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q2
    What is the net force of the box?
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    814 N right
    52 N left
    814 N left
    52 N right
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q3
    What is the net force of the rocket?
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    7800 N up
    7800 N down
    3200 N down
    3200 N up
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q4
    What is the best example of an unbalanced force?
    A train accelerating from the station
    A car driving at a constant speed
    A chair sitting motionless
    A book sitting on the shelf
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q5
    Which is an example of the law of inertia? (Newton's First Law)
    When the car brakes, your body continues moving forward and is stopped by the seat belt
    A rocket fuel ignites and pushes DOWN and the rocket moves UP
    It takes more force to move a piano than to move a chair.
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q6
    Which is an example of Newton's Second Law? (Force = Mass times Acceleration)
    A rocket fuel ignites and pushes DOWN and the rocket moves UP
    When the car brakes, your body continues moving forward and is stopped by the seat belt
    It takes more force to move a piano than to move a chair.
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q7
    Which is an example of Newton's Third Law (Every action has an equal and opposite reaction)
    A rocket fuel ignites and pushes DOWN and the rocket moves UP
    When the car brakes, your body continues moving forward and is stopped by the seat belt
    It takes more force to move a piano than to move a chair.
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q8
    A student reads his paper on friction to the class. Which statement should he include in his paper if he wants to present accurate information?
    Friction reduces the amount of work needed to move an object
    Friction only happens with solid objects, not liquids or gases.
    Friction is in the opposite direction of the movement.
    Friction makes movement of objects easier
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q9
    What is the force that all objects have in relation to all other objects? (The amount of the force is based on the mass of the objects)
    magnetism
    friction
    electricity
    gravity
    30s
    7.P.1.2
  • Q10
    A force can:
    slow an object down
    make a moving object stop moving
    make an object move
    All of these!
    30s
    7.P.1.2

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