Question 1

What is a force in which the objects involved are not touching

Accepted Answer

non contact force

Answer

Push or pull

Answer

contact force

Question 2

What is a force?

Accepted Answer

Push or pull

Answer

non contact force

Answer

contact force

Question 3

What is a force in which the objects involved have to be touching

Accepted Answer

contact force

Answer

non contact force

Answer

Push or pull

Question 4

A list of non contact forces:

Accepted Answer

gravitational forces, electrostatic forces and magnetic force

Answer

friction, air resistance, drag, tension, compression, weight and normal contact force

Question 5

A list of contact forces:

Accepted Answer

friction, air resistance, drag, tension, compression, weight and normal contact force

Answer

gravitational forces, electrostatic forces and magnetic force

Question 6

unit for force

Accepted Answer

newton

Answer

joules

Question 7

how to measure a force

Accepted Answer

newton meter

Answer

spring

Answer

balance

Question 8

how to show the forces acting on an object

Accepted Answer

free body diagram

Answer

arrows

Question 9

how does a newton meter work

Accepted Answer

adding a force stretches the spring inside

Answer

adding a force squeezes the spring inside

Question 10

what happens to an object if the forces on it are balanced

Accepted Answer

stationary or moving at a constant speed

Answer

the force downwards due to gravity increases stretching the spring further

Question 11

what happens as you increase the  mass on a newton meter

Accepted Answer

the force downwards due to gravity increases stretching the spring further

Answer

stationary or moving at a constant speed

Question 12

what is the resultant force

Accepted Answer

overall force on an object

Answer

some of the forces on an object

Question 13

when the forces on an object are balanced

Accepted Answer

the resultant force is 0N

Answer

the resultant force is 100N

Question 14

what happens to the motion of an object if the forces are unbalanced

Accepted Answer

accelerating, decelerating or changing direction

Answer

stationary or constant speed

Question 15

define deceleration

Accepted Answer

slowing down

Answer

speeding up

Question 16

define acceleration

Accepted Answer

speeding up

Answer

slowing down

Question 17

Newton's third law

Accepted Answer

When two objects interact, the forces they exert on each other are equal and opposite

Answer

if the resultant force on an object is zero, the object will remain stationary or continue moving at a constant velocity

Answer

Force (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration

Question 18

Newton's first law

Accepted Answer

if the resultant force on an object is zero, the object will remain stationary or continue moving at a constant velocity

Answer

Force (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration

Answer

When two objects interact, the forces they exert on each other are equal and opposite

Question 19

Newton's second law

Accepted Answer

Force (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration

Answer

if the resultant force on an object is zero, the object will remain stationary or continue moving at a constant velocity

Answer

When two objects interact, the forces they exert on each other are equal and opposite

Question 20

what does streamlining mean

Accepted Answer

changing the shape of an object to reduce drag

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changing the shape of an object to increase drag

Question 21

describe the motion of a streamlined object

Accepted Answer

the object will travel faster than a non streamlined object

Answer

the object will travel faster than a  block object

Question 22

describe the shape of a streamlined object

Accepted Answer

a narrow pointed shape with the front having a small surface area

Answer

block like shape with the front having a large surface area

Question 23

pivot

Accepted Answer

the point the objects turn around

Answer

the point which moves

Question 24

what is a moment and what is it used for

Accepted Answer

the turning effect of a force used in levers and gears

Answer

the force of an object and how fast it is moving

Question 25

Moment (Nm) =

Accepted Answer

force (N) x distance (m)

Answer

force (N) / distance (m)

Question 26

what do we need to calculate speed

Accepted Answer

distance the object has travelled and how long it took

Answer

the rate at which distance changes

Answer

how much speed increases or decreases in a given time

Question 27

speed

Accepted Answer

the rate at which distance changes

Answer

distance the object has travelled and how long it took

Answer

how much speed increases or decreases in a given time

Question 28

acceleration

Accepted Answer

how much speed increases or decreases in a given time

Answer

distance the object has travelled and how long it took

Answer

the rate at which distance changes

Question 29

acceleration

Accepted Answer

how much speed increases or decreases in a given time

Answer

distance the object has travelled and how long it took

Answer

the rate at which distance changes

Question 30

units for speed

Accepted Answer

metres per second (m/s)

Answer

seconds

Answer

metres

Question 31

units for distance

Accepted Answer

metres

Answer

metres per second (m/s)

Answer

seconds

Question 32

units for time

Accepted Answer

seconds

Answer

metres

Answer

metres per second (m/s)

Question 33

what is weight

Accepted Answer

the force of gravity on the matter of an object (N)

Answer

the matter which makes up an object (kg)

Question 34

what is mass

Accepted Answer

the matter which makes up an object (kg)

Answer

the force of gravity on the matter of an object (N)

Question 35

how do you calculate weight (N)

Accepted Answer

mass (kg) x gravitational field strength

Answer

mass (kg) / gravitational field strength

Question 36

gravitational field strength on Earth

Accepted Answer

9.8

Answer

9.3

Question 37

List of planets from closest to furthest from the Sun

Accepted Answer

Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

Answer

My Very Easy Method Just Speeds Up Naming

Question 38

What makes up the solar system

Accepted Answer

sun, planets, moons, astroid belt and dwarf planets

Answer

sun, planets, moons and dwarf planets

Question 39

what is a year

Accepted Answer

Earth orbiting the Sun

Answer

Earth to spinning on its axis

Question 40

what is a day

Accepted Answer

Earth to spinning on its axis

Answer

Earth orbiting the Sun

Question 41

the direction at which the Sun seems to rise

Accepted Answer

from East to West

Answer

from West to East

Question 42

Why do we have summer?

Accepted Answer

when one hemisphere is closer to the Sun the angle the rays hit is more direct and the sun shines for a longer time

Answer

when one hemisphere is further away from the Sun the rays are spread out, the sun shines for a shorter time and rays must travel further

Question 43

Why do we have winter?

Accepted Answer

when one hemisphere is further away from the Sun the rays are spread out, the sun shines for a shorter time and rays must travel further

Answer

when one hemisphere is closer to the Sun the angle the rays hit is more direct and the sun shines for a longer time

Question 44

At what angle is the Earth's axis tilted?

Accepted Answer

23.5

Answer

33.5

Answer

22.5

Answer

32.5

Question 45

What is a solar system?

Accepted Answer

a star and all of the objects which orbit around it

Answer

a star

Answer

all the planets

Question 46

the galaxy we live in  is called

Accepted Answer

Milky Way

Answer

Galaxy way

Question 47

What is a star?

Accepted Answer

An object in space which gives out light and heat energy

Answer

An object in space which is very shiny

Question 48

What is the force which keeps things in orbit?

Accepted Answer

Gravity

Answer

Friction

Question 49

What is a galaxy?

Accepted Answer

A system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction

Answer

A system of millions or billions of stars, held together by gravitational attraction

Question 50

What is a light year?

Accepted Answer

The distance light travels in one year

Answer

A year of light

Question 51

What is an artificial satellite?

Accepted Answer

A man made objects that orbit the Earth; used for communications

Answer

A moon that orbits a planet

Question 52

What is a natural satellite?

Accepted Answer

A moon that orbits a planet

Answer

A man made objects that orbit the Earth; used for communications

Question 53

What is the law of conservation of energy?

Accepted Answer

Energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred

Answer

Energy can be created or destroyed not transferred

Question 54

Energy stored between magnets

Accepted Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Nuclear

Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Thermal

Question 55

Energy between magnets

Accepted Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Chemical

Answer

Electrostatic

Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Question 56

Energy between charged particles

Accepted Answer

Electrostatic

Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Answer

Chemical

Answer

Kinetic

Question 57

Energy with moving objects

Accepted Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Answer

Elastic potential

Answer

Chemical

Question 58

Energy stored within bonds e.g. food, fuel and batteries

Accepted Answer

Chemical

Answer

Elastic potential

Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Answer

Kinetic

Question 59

Energy stored within objects which have been stretched or compressed

Accepted Answer

Elastic potential

Answer

Thermal

Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Question 60

Energy stored with an object above the ground

Accepted Answer

Gravitational potential energy

Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Nuclear

Answer

Thermal

Question 61

Energy stored in hot objects

Accepted Answer

Thermal

Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Nuclear

Question 62

Energy stored in the nucleus

Accepted Answer

Nuclear

Answer

Magnetic

Answer

Kinetic

Answer

Thermal

Question 63

Energy transfer in the form of light or sound waves

Accepted Answer

Radiation

Answer

Electrical

Answer

Heating

Answer

Mechanical

Question 64

Energy transfer when a force moves through a distance

Accepted Answer

Mechanical

Answer

Radiation

Answer

Heating

Answer

Electrical

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