KS2 - Ks2 Science - Forces 02 Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

'Compressing' a spring means which of these?

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To push it inwards
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To pull it outwards
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To tie it into a knot
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To send it down the stairs

Q.2.

Different Newtonmeters are used to measure different amounts of force. A Newtonmeter designed to measure large forces will have what type of spring?

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A long, thin, very flexible spring
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A thick spring that is very stiff
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A short, but very flexible spring
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No spring

Q.3.

Why do trainers have rough-textured soles?

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Rough-textured soles make trainers more 'slippery'
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No one wants shoes which don't leave interesting footprints
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Rough-textured soles help trainers to 'grip' surfaces better
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People like to show off their shoe soles

Q.4.

Which of these would be a result of applying force to a material?

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The material is stretched
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The material is compressed
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The material is twisted
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The material is changed into a new material

Q.5.

When a bowl is sitting on a table, which forces are said to be 'balanced'?

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Gravity and air resistance
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Upthrust and gravity
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Friction and magnetism
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Magnetism and air resistance

Q.6.

Which of these objects is designed to have low friction?

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Skis
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Car tyres
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Bicycle brakes
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Carpet

Q.7.

What effect does air resistance have on a falling object?

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It causes the falling object to speed up
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It pushes the falling object sideways
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It has no effect
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It slows the falling object down

Q.8.

What does friction cause?

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Wind
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Upthrust
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Heat
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Gravity

Q.9.

What forces are exerted by magnets?

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Pushes
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Pulls
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Pushes and pulls
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Neither pushes nor pulls

Q.10.

If an object is stationary (not moving), what are the forces acting on it?

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The forces are balanced
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The forces are unbalanced
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The forces are moving
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The forces are unmoving