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    This document contains a 3 question quiz about forces on boats and parachutists. The first question matches force arrows on a diagram of a boat to different forces like weight, water resistance, and force from the engine. The second question asks about the relative sizes of the forces on the boat sailing at steady speed. The third question matches phases of a parachutist's jump to letters on a graph of speed over time, such as when the parachute opened or the parachutist touched down.

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    This document contains a 3 question quiz about forces on boats and parachutists. The first question matches force arrows on a diagram of a boat to different forces like weight, water resistance, and force from the engine. The second question asks about the relative sizes of the forces on the boat sailing at steady speed. The third question matches phases of a parachutist's jump to letters on a graph of speed over time, such as when the parachute opened or the parachutist touched down.

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    Look at The Diagram of A Boat On The Water.: Homework Quiz

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    This document contains a 3 question quiz about forces on boats and parachutists. The first question matches force arrows on a diagram of a boat to different forces like weight, water resistance, and force from the engine. The second question asks about the relative sizes of the forces on the boat sailing at steady speed. The third question matches phases of a parachutist's jump to letters on a graph of speed over time, such as when the parachute opened or the parachutist touched down.

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    11/19/21, 10:42 AM https://connect.collins.co.uk/CLPAssessmentBuilderTryout/PrintTest.aspx?

    TestID=EAqxPx+aINs=&isA=1

    Course name:
    Key Stage 3 Science Student Book 1

    Homework quiz

    1
    .
    Look at the diagram of a boat on the water.

    Match
    the forces to the force arrows. [1 marks]

    Weight F1

    Water
    resistance F2

    Upthrust F3

    Force
    from the engine F4

    Answer:

    Weight F3

    Water
    resistance F1

    Upthrust F2

    Force
    from the engine F4

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    2
    .
    Look at the diagram of a boat on the water.

    The
    boat is sailing at a steady speed in a straight line. What can you say about
    the
    size of the forces? [1 marks]

    Choice  1)    F1 and F2 are equal in size and F3 and F4 are equal in size

    Choice  2)    F1 and F4 are equal in size and F2 and F3 are equal in size

    Choice  3)    All the forces are equal in size

    Choice  4)    It is not possible to say

    Answer:
    F1 and F4 are equal in size and F2 and F3 are equal in size

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    3
    .
    The graph shows how the speed of a parachutist changes after she leaps
    from the
    plane.

    Match
    what is happening to the parachutist with the letters on the graph. [5 marks]

    The
    parachutist was travelling at her fastest
    A
    speed
    The
    parachutist touched the ground B to C

    The
    parachutist was furthest from the ground C

    The
    parachutist was slowing down C to D

    The
    parachute opened E

    Answer:

    The
    parachutist was travelling at her fastest
    B to C
    speed

    The
    parachutist touched the ground E

    The
    parachutist was furthest from the ground A

    The
    parachutist was slowing down C to D

    The
    parachute opened C

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