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Worksheet Chapter 8: Force and Motion

Form 2 Science Bab 7: Force and Motion

Instructions

Answer all questions thoroughly based on Chapter 8: Force and Motion.

10 questions · 20 marks total

1. Explain using the concept of pressure why camels can walk easily on soft desert sand without sinking, whereas horses sink rapidly.

Short Answer · 3m

2. Explain why deep-sea submarines require thick metal hulls to dive deep into the ocean, using concepts of liquid pressure.

Short Answer · 3m

3. State TWO methods used to reduce frictional force in mechanical machine parts.

Short Answer · 2m

4. True or False: Gas pressure inside a syringe increases when the plunger is pushed inward, reducing internal volume.

True / False · 1m

5. Classify the following items into First Class Lever, Second Class Lever, or Third Class Lever: (a) Scissors, (b) Wheelbarrow, (c) Tweezers.

Short Answer · 3m

6. Which factor directly INCREASES the pressure exerted by a solid object on a surface?

Multiple Choice · 1m
  1. A. Increasing contact surface area
  2. B. Decreasing force applied
  3. C. Decreasing contact surface area
  4. D. Rounding off sharp edges

7. Fill in the blank: The turning effect of a force about a pivot point is called the ________ of force.

Fill in the Blank · 1m

8. True or False: A wheelbarrow is an example of a First Class Lever because the pivot is located in the middle.

True / False · 1m

9. A mechanic uses a long spanner to loosen a stubborn nut. A force of 80 N is applied perpendicularly at a distance of 0.25 m from the nut. (a) Calculate the moment of force exerted on the nut. (b) How can the mechanic increase the turning moment without increasing the force applied?

Short Answer · 3m

10. A wooden block with a weight of 120 N rests on a table. The area of its base in contact with the table is 0.3 m². Calculate the pressure exerted by the block on the table.

Short Answer · 2m
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