People ride "Rotor Ride" in amusement park in Montreal, Quebec

The video tutorial describes a popular water ride from the Festival of Britain that operates on the principle of centrifugal force. As the ride rotates, the floor drops away, creating a sensation of defying gravity. Riders experience walking, sitting, or dangling in the air, while a cameraman remains tied to the center pole. The ride presents unique challenges, such as the inability to reach one's mouth, adding to the thrill of the attraction.

What principle does the water ride from the Festival of Britain operate on?

• Gravitational pull

• Buoyancy

• Centrifugal force

• Magnetic attraction

What happens to the floor when the ride starts to rotate?

• It drops away

• It remains stationary

• It spins faster

• It rises up

What is the unique experience described for those on the ride?

• Flying through the air

• Walking, sitting, or dangling on air

• Swimming in water

• Climbing a steep hill

Who is not affected by the sensation of dangling on air?

• A ride operator

• A thrill seeker

• A cameraman tied to the center pole

• A passenger

What challenge does the daring man face on the ride?

• He cannot see the view

• He cannot find his seat

• He cannot hear the music

• He cannot reach his mouth