PB-SC.6.P.13.1 (M) - Investigate and describe types of forces including contact forces and forces acting at a distance, such as electrical, magnetic, and gravitational.
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of a force acting at a distance?Magnetic forceNormal forceTension forceFrictional force30s
- Q2Which type of force is described as a push or pull that requires physical contact between objects?Magnetic forceContact forceElectrical forceGravitational force30s
- Q3What type of force acts between two charged objects, either attracting or repelling them?Tension forceGravitational forceFrictional forceElectrical force30s
- Q4Which force is responsible for keeping planets in orbit around the sun?Electrical forceMagnetic forceFrictional forceGravitational force30s
- Q5Which of the following forces can be described as a result of the interaction between magnets?Elastic forceNormal forceMagnetic forceTension force30s
- Q6What type of force is exerted by an object resting on a surface?Frictional forceGravitational forceNormal forceMagnetic force30s
- Q7Which type of force pulls objects toward each other due to their mass?Magnetic forceTension forceGravitational forceElectrical force30s
- Q8Which type of contact force opposes the motion of an object sliding over a surface?Normal forceTension forceGravitational forceFrictional force30s
- Q9Which force is felt when you stretch a rubber band?Gravitational forceElastic forceMagnetic forceFrictional force30s
- Q10What type of force describes the interaction between electrically charged particles?Normal forceFrictional forceElectrical forceTension force30s