How can a force acting on an object be shown on a diagram?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Which of these forces pulls objects towards the centre of Earth?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
How should a force arrow for the gravitational force acting on a football be drawn?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
What property does this top pan balance measure?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
The figure shows a hand holding a small metal block. The metal block is not moving. Which statements are correct?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
3
Diagram
An astronaut is walking on the Moon carrying a hammer. What will happen to the hammer if they let go of it?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
Match the key words to their definitions:
Gravitational force and weight
Matching
Year 9
5
No diagram
Starting with the smallest, sort these in order of mass.
Gravitational force and weight
Ordering
Year 9
1
No diagram
An astronaut takes a flag pole from Earth to the Moon with them. Which of the following are true?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
Diagram
An alien weighs themselves on the surface of some of the moons in our solar system. Starting with the smallest, list the locations into the order of the weight recorded.
Gravitational force and weight
Ordering
Year 9
1
No diagram
A space probe has a mass of 954 kg and is being sent to land on the moon Europa, which has a gravitational field strength of 1.31 N/kg. How much will it weigh on Europa?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
An astronaut with mass 652 kg lives on Mars. They weigh themselves and find that they weigh 2420 N. What is the gravitational field strength?
Gravitational force and weight
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Somebody slides down a slide. What force is causing them to speed up as they slide?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Somebody slides down a slide. What two forces are opposing the motion as they slide?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
Which of the following can a force do to an object?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
3
No diagram
Some masses are placed on a balance. Which force acts downwards on the masses?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
The image shows a newton meter which has a spring inside it. Why is a spring used in the newton meter?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
The picture shows a steel paperclip on some thread being attracted by a magnet. The paperclip is stationary. Which statements must be true?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
3
Diagram
Match the key words and phrases to their explanation.
Stretching springs
Matching
Year 9
4
No diagram
A spring is 10 cm long when there is no force on it. What is its length when it has been extended by 5 cm?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Which of these allows the readings from a ruler to be used to measure the extension of a spring directly?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
The table shows the results of an experiment to find out how a spring extends. How do the results show that the measurements have been made accurately?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
The table shows the results of an experiment to find out how a spring extends. Which statements can be made from the results?
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
3
Diagram
The table shows how a spring extends. The spring was originally 10 cm long. Use the results to predict the length of the spring when a force of 10 N is acting on the spring.
Stretching springs
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
Complete the statement. The word used to describe the force on an object due to a gravitational field is ...
Hooke's law
Short answer
Year 9
1
No diagram
A pupil puts different forces on a spring. Starting with the smallest extension, sort the forces into order of the extension they cause.
Hooke's law
Ordering
Year 9
1
No diagram
The figure shows a spring before and after a weight has been added. What is the extension of the spring when the mass is placed on it?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
The photograph shows a pupil measuring the extension of a spring. How could the pupil improve the accuracy of the measurement?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
Diagram
The gravitational field strength on Earth is 10 N/kg. What size mass will have a weight of 1 N?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Why is it important to measure the extension of a spring when masses are taken off as well as being added?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Match the key word or phrase to the definition.
Hooke's law
Matching
Year 9
4
No diagram
Which statement about springs is correct when they are stretched?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
What happens to the extension of a spring if the force acting on it is increased from 6 N to 18 N?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Which of the following describes the line of best fit for a graph where the two variables are directly proportional?
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
Some pupils add too much force to a spring. For each extra 1 N they then add, the extension increases much more than expected. What will happen to the spring when the force is removed.
Hooke's law
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
The graph shows the extension of a spring for different forces acting on it. What is the extension per newton for this spring? Give your answer to two significant figures.
Hooke's law
Short answer
Year 9
1
Diagram
Which word is used to describe the downwards force of an object on a surface it is resting on?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Which of the following affects the amount of weight of an object on a surface?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
What word is used to describe a material that returns to its original shape when the forces acting on it are removed?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
What type of electric charge do electrons carry?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
What type of force acts between two objects that are electrically charged?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Which of the following correctly describe the structure of an atom?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
Match the key words with the descriptions.
The force of a floor
Matching
Year 9
4
No diagram
Izzy holds a mass stationary in her hand. Which statements are correct?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
Diagram
What happens to the size of the electrostatic forces between two surfaces when they are pushed closer together?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
1
No diagram
Some pupils use a plank of wood to build a bridge across a ditch. They walk across the plank one at a time to get to the other side. What happens to the wooden plank as they walk across?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
How do the forces between atoms in solids operate?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
2
No diagram
A 5 kg mass is placed on a solid surface. What happens when a second identical mass is placed on top of the first?
The force of a floor
Multiple choice
Year 9
3
No diagram
The point at which a lever rotates called the __________.
