Grade 6 Biology Practice Worksheet: Forces

Forces Practice Worksheet

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Grade 6 Biology Practice Worksheet: Forces

Forces Practice Worksheet

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Grade: Grade 6

Subject: Biology

Topic: Forces

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Questions: 15

Instructions:
Read each question carefully and answer in the space provided. Write complete thoughts when needed. These questions will help you practice the basics of forces in a simple, classroom-friendly way.

Skills Practiced:

Forces
Biology
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a force?

2Question

Name one way a force can make an object move.

3Question

Name one way a force can change an object’s motion.

4Question

Which is an example of a push: opening a door or closing a door?

5Question

Which is an example of a pull: pulling a wagon or kicking a ball?

6Question

What force pulls objects toward Earth?

7Question

What happens to a ball when gravity acts on it after it is thrown upward?

8Question

True or false: Forces can change the direction of an object.

9Question

Write one example of a force you use at school.

10Question

What do we call the force that happens when two objects rub against each other?

11Question

How can friction affect the movement of an object?

12Question

Which force helps a bicycle stop when the brakes are used?

13Question

If you push a toy car harder, what happens to its motion?

14Question

Give one example of a balanced force in everyday life.

15Question

Explain in one or two sentences how forces are used in sports.

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A force is a push or a pull on an object.
2	A force can start an object moving.
3	A force can make an object speed up, slow down, or stop.
4	Opening a door is an example of a push.
5	Pulling a wagon is an example of a pull.
6	Gravity.
7	It falls back down to the ground.
8	True.
9	Possible answer: pushing in a chair, opening a notebook, or pulling out a desk drawer.
10	Friction.
11	Friction can slow an object down or stop it.
12	Friction.
13	It moves faster or farther.
14	Possible answer: a book resting on a table.
15	Forces are used in sports to kick, throw, hit, run, and stop objects or bodies. They help players move and change direction.