SCIENCE Q3 W2 QUIZ BEE REVIEWER: EFFECTS OF FRICTION AND GRAVITY TO THE MOVEMENTS OF OBJECTS

SCIENCE Q3 W2 QUIZ BEE REVIEWER: EFFECTS OF FRICTION AND GRAVITY TO THE MOVEMENTS OF OBJECTS

MELC: Infer how friction and gravity affect movements of different objects (S6FE-IIIa-c-1)



EASY

 

1.       Roy is playing with his toy car. In which surface will his toy car travel faster?

                                                            A.      cemented floor

                                                            B.      carpeted floor

                                                            C.      grassy surface

                                                            D.      polished floor

                   Ans. D

2.       Which activity is a way of reducing friction?

A.     applying lubricant

B.     using spiked shoes

C.      putting spikes on tires

D.     removing wheels on heavy cabinets

                   Ans. A

3.       When can we say that friction on a floor is greater?

A.      If the floor is wet.

B.      If the floor is tiled.

C.      If the floor is rough.

D.     If the floor is smooth.

                   Ans. C

      

       4. Which surface has the least amount of friction?

                                        A. carpet                                    

                                        B. concrete                                

                                        C. grass

                                        D. ice

                    Ans. D

5.      Which activity below needs least friction?

a.   climbing

b. jogging

c.  skating

d. walking

                 Ans. C

 

     

AVERAGE

 

 1. Rougher surfaces have ___________________.

                                       A. no friction

                                       B. less friction

                                       C. more friction

                                       D. same level of friction

          Ans. C

 2. Friction is a force that acts in an ___________________ direction of movement.

                                       A. opposite                           C. similar

                                       B. parallel                             D. westward

          Ans. A

 

 3. Bicycle tires have hollows and bumps because _______________________.

                                                            A.      They lessen friction.

                                                            B.      They make the tires sturdy.

                                                            C.      They provide more friction.

                                                            D.      They make the tires race smoothly.

           Ans. A

4. It is very hard to pull an object in a rough surface because __________________.

                                    A. Friction holds an object.

                                    B. Friction fastens an object.

                                    C. Friction makes an object heavier.

                                    D. Friction slows down the movement of objects.

           Ans. D

5. Friction can be lessened in your door hinge by means of ___________________.

                                    A. Putting some oil in it.

                                    B. Coating it with paint.

                                    C. Washing it with soap and water.

                                    D. Wounding a rubber band around it.

            Ans. A.

             

 

 

DIFFICULT

  

       1. Why is it difficult to move heavy objects on a rough surface?

                                       A.Rough surface is slippery.

B.     There is no friction on a rough surface.

C.      There is lesser friction on a rough surface.

D.     There is greater friction on a rough surface.

                   Ans. D

2.       When you are travelling along a road, how does the wet road affect friction?

             A.It increases friction.

                                        B.It decreases friction.

                                        C.It maintains friction.

                                         D.It increases and decreases friction.

                  Ans. B

3.       Why do you need to put rollers under the cabinets when you want to move them?

                                                            A.      To apply more force

                                                            B.      To stop the movement of the cabinet

                                                            C.      To slow down the movement of the cabinet

                                                            D.      To minimize friction through the small surface of contact of the rollers

                      Ans. D

4.       Why do badminton players use rubber shoes while playing?

                                                            A.      To slide since the badminton court is slippery.

                                                            B.      To glide faster since the badminton court is slippery.

                                                            C.      To have lesser friction between their shoes and the floor.

                                                            D.      To have greater friction between their shoes and the floor.

                        Ans. D

5.       Which of the following shows that friction could be harmful?

                                                            A.      using breaks when stopping

                                                            B.      tearing out of bicycle gears

                                                            C.      writing on a paper

                                                            D.      holding a glass

                     Ans. B

 

CLINCHER

1.      A crumpled and an uncrumpled paper were dropped at the same height and  time, which paper will reach the ground first?

                                                            A.      The crumpled paper because it has a smaller surface area.

                                                            B.      The uncrumpled paper because it has a bigger surface area.

                                                             C.      Crumpled paper because it is heavier compared to the uncrumpled paper.

                                                            D.      None, because both the crumpled and uncrumpled paper have same masses.

                     Ans. A

2.      Drivers driving on a wet road are advised to slow down. Why?

                                                            A.      To avoid skidding so that the tires will last longer.

                                                            B.      To save on fuel because tires moving on wet road uses more fuel.

                                                             C.      To save on fuel because tires moving on wet road uses less fuel.

                                                            D.      To avoid skidding because friction between the tires and wet road is less.

                    Ans. D

 

3.      Why do drivers drive their car slowly during rainy days?

A.     Drivers drive slowly because the windshield is blurred.

B.     Drivers drive slowly because they are afraid of the rain.

C.     Drivers drive slowly because the road is wet so there is less friction.

D.     Drivers drive slowly because the road is wet so there is more friction.

 

                 Ans. C

 

4.      Which of the following situations shows that friction is increased?

A.      Robert puts rollers on heavy cabinets.

B.      Nestor puts grease on his bicycle gears.

C.       Cynthia uses rubber shoes while jogging.

D.      Bea puts floor wax to make the floor smooth.

 

                Ans. C

5.      In which of the following situations would friction most likely pose a problem?

                                                            A.      holding a pen to write

                                                            B.      walking on a slippery floor

                                                             C.      rubbing your hands to warm them

                                                           D.      setting of glass and plates on top of a table

   Ans. B



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