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SCIENCE 6
Name of Pupil: ________________________________________________ School: Tinanogan ES
Grade/Section: __________________________________ Score: ______________
A. Direction: Draw a happy face if the idea about force is correct and a sad face if the idea
about force is incorrect.
B. Direction: Write “CF” for contact force and “NCF” for non-contact force.
C. Directions: Carefully read each statement below. Put a check (√) in the box if the statement
describes friction correctly and X if not.
1. Friction is the opposing force produced when two surfaces are in contact.
2. Friction can also be the force that makes an object easy to move.
3. The smoother the two surfaces are, the more friction there is between them.
4. When the object gets heavier, the force of friction becomes greater.
5. Air friction affects the motion of a falling object by acting against the force of
gravity.
Directions: Identify the kind of friction shown in each situation. Write “STF” it the situation shows
static friction, “SLF” if sliding friction, “RF” if rolling friction, and “FF” for fluid friction.
C. Direction: Identify the form of energy shown in each item. Write your answers on the space
provided
D. Direction: Identify the form of energy described in each item below. Write your answer on the
space provided.