How can forces affect objects?

• change an object's size

• changes the gravitational pull

• changes speed and direction

• all of the above

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Magnetic force is

• a contact force

• when magnets attract

• when magnets repel

• a noncontact force

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What is a force?

• a person

• none

• push or pull

• an object

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Friction acts in a direction __________ to the direction of the object’s motion.   

• Side By Side
• Parallel Directions
•  Opposite
• The Same Direction

What force are you demonstrating when you stand on the ground? 

•  Gravitational Force 
• Friction 
•  Applied Force   
• Normal Force

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What force are you demonstrating when you bring the north and south poles of a magnet together? 

• Magnetic Force
•  Electrical Force
•  Contact Force
• Friction

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What force are you demonstrating when you pull a cup towards you? 

•  Gravitational Force
• Normal Force
• Applied Force 
• Friction

What force are you demonstrating when you drop your book on the floor? 

•  Magnetic Force
• Gravitational Force
• Normal Force
•  Electrical Force

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What force is demonstrated when you pull a chair across a room?   

• Applied Force
• Normal Force
• Gravitational Force
•  Friction

A force that resists motion between two surfaces that are pressed together

• bouyancy

• air resistance

• friction

• gravity

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