1. Name the term used for the push or pull.
Ans. Force.
2. Give one example each of a force as
1. a push
2.as pull 3.a stretch and 4.a squeeze.
Ans.a) as push- To open a door,we push it.
b) as pull- we pull a door to open it.
c)a stretch-on stretching a spring, it elongates.
d)a squeeze-on squeezing a tubeof gum ortoothpaste, its shape changes.
3. Explain the meaning of the term force.
Ans. A force is that cause which changes the the state of a body either the state of rest or the state of motion or the direction of motion or changes the size or shape of the body.
4. What effect can a force have on a stationary body?
Ans. A force can move a body i.e.,changes from state of rest to state of motion.
5. What effects can a force have on a moving body?
Ans.A force can stop a moving body i.e., changes from state of motion to state of rest.
6. What effect can a force produce on a body which is not allowed to move?
Ans.shape & size of a body can be changed. Eg. If an inflated balloon is pressed ,its shape changes.
7. Give 1 example each to indicate that the application of a force
a) produces motion- A ball lying on the geound moves, when it is kicked.
b) stops motion- A moving cricket ball is stopped by the fielder when he catches it, by applying force.
c) slows down motion- A swing can be slowed down if a boy instead of pushing it,pulls the swing in the opposite direction.
d) changes the direction of motion- In tennis,the direction of motion of the ball is changed by hitting it in opposite direction.
e) deforms a body- On squeezing a piece of rubber,its shape changes.
8. State the the effect produced by a force in the following cases
a) The sling of a rubber catapult is stretched
Length of rubber increases.
b)A man pushes a heavy cart - cart starts slidding (changes its state from rest to state of motion).
c)A player uses his stick to deflect the ball-changes the direction of the moving ball.
d)A cyclist applies brakes-bicycle slows down and finally comes to rest.
e)A spring is compressed-length decreases.
9. Name the the two kinds of forces in nature.
Ans. The the two kinds of forces are contact forces and non contact forces.
Contact force-The force which acts on bodies by making an actual contact , is called the contact force.eg muscular force,tension force etc.
Non-contact force -The forces which act on bodies with no contact with them are called the non-contact forces or the forces from a distance.eg.Gravitational force,Magnetic force etc.
10. Name the type of force which acts in the following cases:
a)A Coolie lifts a luggage-contact force(Muscular force)
b) A bicycle comes to rest slowly when the cyclist stops pedalling- contact force(force of friction)
c) A stone falls from a roof-Non-contact force(Gravitational force)
d)A comb rubbed with Silk attracts the bits of paper-non-contact force(electrostatic force)
e) A string hangs with a load-contact force(force of tension)
f)A horse moves a cart-contact force(muscular force)
g) A magnet attracts an iron pin-non-contact force(magnetic force)
h)A boy opens the door-contact force(muscular force)
i)An apple falls from a tree- non-contact force(Gravitational force)
j)A man rows a boat-contact force(muscular force)
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