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Forces and Fields Revision
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1A field is [blank_start]an area that exerts a force[blank_end] on [blank_start]an object[blank_end] without making [blank_start]physical[blank_end] contact with it. This is sometimes called "[blank_start]forces acting at a distance[blank_end]".
- Aan area that exerts a force
- Bsomething that's grassy and can be found
- Ca force that exerts an area
- Da push, pull or twist
- Ean object
- Fschool or government property
- Gall of Earth
- Htwo objects
- Iphysical
- Jtelekinetic
- Kmental
- Ltelephonic
- Mforces acting at a distance
- Nan oval
- Othe future
- Pdistance acting on a force
2What is gravitational force?
- AAn attraction between the masses
- BAn attraction between maces
- CAn attraction between mashes
- DAn attraction between masses
3What is magnetic force?
- AA force that causes plastic poles to repel or attract
- BA force that causes magnetic poles to repel or attract
- CA force that causes magnets to demagnetise
- DA force that causes magnetic polls to repel or attract
4What is electrostatic force?
- AThe force that powers Electro from Spiderman
- BA force that causes charged phones to repel
- CA force that causes charged objects to repel or attract
- DA force that causes charged objects to rapunzel
5Forces can be measured in [blank_start]Kilowatts[blank_end]
- AKilowatts (Kw)
- BApples (A)
- CNewtons (Nt)
- DIsaacs (I)
- ENewtons (N)
- FOldtons
6Mass is the amount of [blank_start]matter[blank_end] in an object - it is usually measured in [blank_start]kilograms (kg)[blank_end] but can be measured in other units such as [blank_start]grams (g)[blank_end] or tonnes (t).
- Amatter
- Bmutter
- Cmattter
- Dmather
- Ekilograms (kg)
- Fkilotonnes (kt)
- G100grams (cg)
- Hkarograms (kg)
- Icrams (c)
- Jgrams (g)
- Kgramms (g)
- Lgrammies (gg)
7Which of these is needed to show a vector force? (You can select more than one btw)
- Amagnetude
- Bdirection
- Cunits
- Dvictor
- Eone direction
- Fmagnitude
8Is weight a force?
- ATrue
- BFalse
9What is weight measured in?
- AKilograms
- BNewtons
- COldtons
- DKilometres (Duh)
10Friction is a [blank_start]retarded[blank_end] force?
- Aretarded
- Bretarding
- Cstimulating
- Dcool
11What do you need to make a scientifically accurate magnet diagram?
- AArrows pointing from North to South
- BArrows pointing from South to North
- CThe closeness of the lines indicating a stronger magnetic force
- DThe closeness of the lines indicating a weaker magnetic force
12In a magnet, there are areas called [blank_start]domains[blank_end], each of which behaves like a tiny [blank_start]magnet[blank_end]. In an unmagnetised ferromagnetic substance, the domains point in [blank_start]different[blank_end] directions and [blank_start]cancel[blank_end] one another out. In a magnetised ferromagnetic substance, the domains point in [blank_start]the same[blank_end] direction to create defined poles.
To magnetise these domains one can either:
Align them by stroking the substance with a permanent magnet
OR
Use electricity to align them and create [blank_start]and elctromagnet[blank_end]- Adomains
- Bdomaynes
- Cdoughmains
- Ddomians
- Emagnet
- Fmagent
- Gpiece of cake
- Hdifferent
- Ithe similar
- Jcancel
- Kmagnify
- Lthe same
- Ma weird
- Nan electromagnet
- Oan electronmagnet
13What will happen when a positively charged object goes near another positively charged object?
- Arepel
14What will happen if a negatively charged object goes near another negatively charged object?
- Arepel
15What will happen if two objects of the opposite charge go near each other?
- Aattract
16What will happen if a neutral object is placed near a positively charged object?
- Aattract
17What will happen if a neutral object is placed near a negatively charged object?
- Aattract
18What will happen if two neutral objects are placed near each other?
- Arepel
- Bdance
- Cattract
- Ddo nothing
- Erepulsion
- Fhave fun
19Answer the following:
- A<- 4 N
- B4 N ->
- C6 N
- D2 N
- E5 N ->
- F3 N ->
- G<- 9 N
- H<- 5 N
- I<- 8 N
- J8 N ->
- K16 N
- L0 N
- M9 N ->
- N<- 9 N
- O<- 3
- P6 ->
- Q<- 4 N
- R<- 8 N
- S4 N ->
- T12 ->
- U1 N ->
- V<- 1 N
- W<- 9 N
- X9 N ->
- Y0 N
- Z6 N ->
- AA<- 6 N
- AB<- 3.3 N
- AC1 N ->
- AD<- 1 N
- AE6 N ->
- AF<- 11 N
- AG<- 3 N
- AH3 N ->
- AI<- 9 N
- AJ9 N ->
- AK<- 1 N
- AL1 N ->
- AM3 N ->
- AN<- 7 N
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- A quick summation of the Stage 4 topic on Forces and Fields
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- Created on 30 Oct 2016 · updated on 14 Nov 2016
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