1. The document is a science worksheet for 4th grade students on the topics of force, work, and energy. It contains multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, true/false questions, and short answer questions about different types of forces, forms of energy, and how work is done.
2. Key concepts covered include the different types of forces like gravitational, frictional, and magnetic forces. Forms of energy discussed include wind energy, solar energy, and geothermal energy. Work is defined as force applied on an object that causes it to move.
3. Examples used to illustrate these concepts include a coconut falling from a tree due to gravity, windmill blades rotating due to wind energy,
1. The document is a science worksheet for 4th grade students on the topics of force, work, and energy. It contains multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, true/false questions, and short answer questions about different types of forces, forms of energy, and how work is done.
2. Key concepts covered include the different types of forces like gravitational, frictional, and magnetic forces. Forms of energy discussed include wind energy, solar energy, and geothermal energy. Work is defined as force applied on an object that causes it to move.
3. Examples used to illustrate these concepts include a coconut falling from a tree due to gravity, windmill blades rotating due to wind energy,
1. The document is a science worksheet for 4th grade students on the topics of force, work, and energy. It contains multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, true/false questions, and short answer questions about different types of forces, forms of energy, and how work is done.
2. Key concepts covered include the different types of forces like gravitational, frictional, and magnetic forces. Forms of energy discussed include wind energy, solar energy, and geothermal energy. Work is defined as force applied on an object that causes it to move.
3. Examples used to illustrate these concepts include a coconut falling from a tree due to gravity, windmill blades rotating due to wind energy,
Subject: SCIENCE Chapter: 11 FORCE, WORK AND ENERGY
Student’s Name: Roll No.:
Grade: IV Worksheet No.: 01 Date of Date of assignment: Submission: Topic/Sub-topic: Educator’s Sign: Remarks:
Q.1 Tick the correct answer.
1. The push or pull applied on an object is called ___________. a. force b. energy c. work 2. Coconut falling from a tree is an example of __________. a. magnetic force b. gravitational force c. frictional force 3. Rough surfaces exert _____________ frictional force. a. less b. more c. same 4. If the object does not move from its position, then _________ is done. a. no work b. work c. no force 5. The energy possessed by moving air is called ____________ energy. a. wind b. solar c. geothermal
Q.2 Fill in the blanks.
1. We are able to stand on the Earth because of the __________ of gravity. 2. Smooth surfaces such as glass and marble exert __________ frictional force. 3. ________________ is done when some force is applied on an object and the object moves from one place to another. 4. Chlorophyll present in leaves uses ____________ energy to prepare food for plants. 5. Coal and petrol are ____________ fuels. (Ans: 1) force, 2) less, 3) Work, 4) fossil)
Q.3 Write True or False.
1. A force can change the direction of a moving object. True 2. Frictional force cannot be applied on moving objects. False 3. The ability to do work is called energy. True 4. Wind energy is used to rotate the blades of a windmill. True 5. Petrol is obtained from coal mines. False
Q.4 Identify the different source of energy shown in the following
pictures.
Q.5 Identify the types of force shown in the following pictures.
Q.6 Short answer questions 1. What is force? Name the different types of forces. Ans: The push or pull applied on an object is called force, There are different types of forces - gravitational force (or gravity), frictional force (Friction), magnetic force and electrostatic force. 2. Why does a fruit fall down from a tree? Ans: A fruit always falls down because the Earth exerts a force which pulls objects towards itself. The force by which Earth pulls the object towards itself is called the gravitational force. 3. What will happen if there would be no friction? Ans: Friction helps us to do many things. IF there would be no friction, we will not be able to walk and ride a bicycle, We will also not be able to light a matchstick. 4. Define the term energy. Name the different forms of energy. Ans: The ability to do work is called energy: The different forms of energy are solar energy, geothermal energy, solar energy, wind energy, energy of flowing water. 5. How is electricity produced from water? Ans: Running water is used to produce electricity, In a dam, river water is blocked with the help of a huge wall. When the gates of the dam are opened, the water rushes down with great force. The energy of the falling water is used to move turbines and produce electricity.
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