Friction Mastery Quiz

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Friction Mastery Quiz

Put your knowledge of friction to the test with this engaging quiz! Perfect for students and anyone curious about physics, you’ll discover interesting facts about friction's role in our daily lives.

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Types of friction
Factors affecting friction
Real-world applications

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by SlidingForce423

Which of the following statements are not correct ?

Friction can be reduced by converting sliding friction into rolling friction

Friction in air and water can be reduced by streamlining the shape of the objects.

A polished surface has less friction

Friction can be reduced to zero

Fish have streamlined bodies to

Increase friction

Decrease friction

Change direction

Facilitate breathing

A toy car released with the same initial speed will travel furthest on

Mud

Cement

Brick

Marble

Friction depends upon _____________ of the surface. (mass, decrease, irregularities, contact, sand, non-contact, increase, smoothness, grease)

Friction depends upon ____________ of the object. (mass, decrease, irregularities, contact, sand, non-contact, increase, smoothness, grease)

If we apply oil on door hinges, the friction will _____________. (mass, decrease, irregularities, contact, sand, non-contact, increase, smoothness, grease)

Friction is a __________ force. (mass, decrease, irregularities, contact, sand, non-contact, increase, smoothness, grease)

Example of lubricants is ______________. (mass, decrease, irregularities, contact, sand, non-contact, increase, smoothness, grease)

Wearing woollen clothes in winter helps to keep us warm. This is due to friction.

True

False

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