Code: Class5-EVS-26072026
Class: Class 5
Subject: EVS
Hard

Force and Energy

Question #2106
What is force fundamentally defined as?
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Question #2107
When you kick a football, what effect does your muscular force primarily have on the ball?
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Question #2108
Which of these activities primarily uses muscular force?
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Question #2109
What is the main characteristic of frictional force?
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Question #2110
Why is friction important when you walk on the ground?
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Question #2111
Which of the following is a disadvantage of friction?
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Question #2112
When you use a screwdriver to turn a screw, what type of force are you primarily applying through the tool?
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Question #2113
What happens when you bring the North pole of one magnet near the North pole of another magnet?
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Question #2114
Why does a ball thrown upwards eventually come back down to the ground?
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Question #2115
When you stretch a rubber band and then release it, why does it return to its original shape?
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Question #2116
Why does a wooden block float on water?
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Question #2117
A car stops when the driver applies the brakes. Which force is primarily responsible for stopping the car?
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Question #2118
A stone sinks in water, while a boat floats. What is the main reason for this difference, considering buoyant force?
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Question #2119
When you ride a bicycle, which two forces are essential for moving forward and stopping?
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Question #2120
Which of these actions demonstrates force changing the shape of an object?
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Question #2121
Imagine a world with absolutely no friction. What would be the biggest problem for walking?
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Question #2122
If you drop a small pebble and a large rock from the same height at the same time (ignoring air resistance), which one will hit the ground first?
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Question #2123
Why does an iron nail sink in water, but a huge iron ship floats?
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Question #2124
Which object uses elastic force to work correctly?
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Question #2125
What best describes the force you apply when using a simple machine like a lever to lift a heavy rock?
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Question #2126
If you push a box across the floor towards the East, in which direction will the frictional force act on the box?
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Question #2127
A book is lying still on a table. Which statement is true about the forces acting on the book?
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Question #2128
Why do car tires have treads (patterns) on them?
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Question #2129
When you open a drawer, you are applying a:
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Question #2130
Which of the following forces can act on an object without actually touching it?
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Question #2131
What force allows you to hold a glass in your hand without it slipping?
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Question #2132
A tennis player hits a moving ball, causing it to change direction suddenly. What property of force is demonstrated here?
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Question #2133
Why do swimmers find it easier to float in saltwater (like the sea) than in freshwater (like a river)?
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Question #2134
When you use a slingshot to launch a pebble, which force is primarily stored and then released to propel the pebble?
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Question #2135
When you rub your hands together vigorously on a cold day, what two main forces are at play that cause your hands to warm up?
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