Resalet Al-Huda International Schools

To create a learning environment that assures the development of students' moral and mental skills and prepares promising future

First Quarter A.Y. 2020-2021 Science 5

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To create a learning environment that assures the development of students' moral and mental skills and prepares promising future

First Quarter A.Y. 2020-2021 Science 5

Chapter 2 : Forces and

Motion Lesson 1: What are
Forces?
TB: p. 61-62

Question No. 1: Answer the items below:

1. It is a push or pull that acts on an object. (Force).

2. It is a force that requires two pieces of matter to touch is called (contact force.)

Question No. 2: TRUE or FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is wrong.

TRUE 1. Every force has a strength, or magnitude.

TRUE 2. Forces can change the way objects move.

FALSE 3. Fraction is the force that results when two materials rub against each other or when their

contacts prevents sliding.

TRUE 4. Solids are not the only materials that can cause

friction. FALSE 5. Air resistance is not a type of friction.

Question No. 3: Complete the statements below:

1. The direction of a force can be described by telling which way the force is acting.

2. When an object is already moving, forces can make it speed up, slow down or change direction.

3. A force that requires two pieces of matter to touch is called a contact force.

4. Friction is the force that results when two materials rub against each other.

5. The amount of friction between two objects may depend on their texture, shape, speed, and weight.

Question No. 4: Answer the questions below, encircle the letters of your choice

1. Besides a strength, or magnitude, what does every force have?

A. Gravity
B. Direction
C. Frictions

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 Resalet Al-Huda International Schools
To create a learning environment that assures the development of students' moral and mental skills and prepares promising future

First Quarter A.Y. 2020-2021 Science 5

Chapter 2 : Forces and

Motion Lesson 1: What are
Forces?
TB: p. 64-65
Question No. 1: Match the following;

B 1. Non-contact A. Forces act between object that are electricity charged

C 2. Gravity B. A force that act at a distance.
A 3. Electricity C. Force of attraction between any two objects.

Question No. 2: Correct the underlined words to make the statements right.

PULL 1. Every object in the universe exerts a push on every other objects.
OPPOSITE 2. Same charged objects are attracted to each other and tend to move toward
each other.
SAME 3. Objects with different charge repel each other and tend to move
away. SOUTH 4. Every magnets has a north pole and a west pole.
GREATEST 5. Magnetic force is weakest at a magnet’s pole.

Question No. 3: Answer the following;

Examples of Non-contact Forces
1. Gravity
2. Electricity
3. Magenetic Forces

Question No. 4: TRUE or FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is wrong.

FALSE 1. Magnetism is a contact force because magnets make

contact. TRUE 2. Friction is a kind of force.
FALSE 3.Gravity only acts on heavy objects.

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