SHS Physics · Year 2
Projectiles, Friction and Circular Motion practice questions
Projectile motion, friction, circular motion, centripetal force and the banking of roads.
25 questions in this topic: 9 recall, 8 applying skills and concepts and 8 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Strategic thinking
Without friction, walking would be difficult because there would be no
- agrip between shoe and ground
- bgravity
- cair to breathe
- dlight to see
- Question 2Strategic thinking
A satellite orbiting the Earth is kept in its path by a
- acentripetal force
- bfrictional force
- cbuoyant force
- dnuclear force
- Question 3Skills & concepts
Friction acts in a direction that is
- aopposite to the motion
- bthe same as the motion
- cperpendicular to the surface
- dalways upward
- Question 4Strategic thinking
Banked roads help vehicles by reducing reliance on
- afriction alone to provide the centripetal force
- bthe engine
- cthe brakes only
- dthe driver's eyesight
- Question 5Recall
Centripetal force is the force required to keep bodies moving
- ain a circular track
- bin a straight line
- cat rest
- dupward only
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