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    CBSE Worksheet - 03 CLASS - V - EVS - Force, Work and Energy

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    The document is a worksheet about force, work, and energy for 5th grade students. It defines key terms like force, work, energy, and friction. It asks students to identify sources of energy for vehicles and ways to reduce friction. Friction is described as a "necessary evil" since it allows objects to stop but makes movement more difficult. Lubricants are introduced as substances that reduce friction.

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    CBSE Worksheet - 03 CLASS - V - EVS - Force, Work and Energy

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    CBSE Worksheet_03

    CLASS – V – EVS – Force, Work and Energy

    Answer the Following:


    1. Define force.
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    2. What are the uses of force?
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    3. Define work.
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    4. Define energy.
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    5. What are the sources of energy for a truck, a bus or a car?
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    6. Define friction.
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    7. Name some ways to reduce the effect of friction on moving object.
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    8. What is meant by lubricants? Give two examples.
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    9. What do you understand by the statement, ‘friction is a necessary evil’?
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    Answer

    1. Pull or push is called force.


    2. Force can move a body at rest or bring a body in motion to rest or it may change the
    direction of the motion or change the shape of an object.
    3. A work is done when something is moved through a distance or when a moving
    object is brought to rest or when it changes the direction of motion.
    4. Energy is the capacity to do work.
    5.
    a) Petrol
    b) Diesel
    6. Friction is the force exerted by the surface on a moving object against the direction
    of the motion.
    7. Wheels and lubricants help to reduce the effect of friction.
    8. Any substance which makes movement smooth and easy is called a lubricant.
    Examples – grease and vaseline.
    9. Movement becomes easy without friction, but without friction a body in motion will
    not stop. Hence, friction is a necessary evil.

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    Material downloaded from http://myCBSEguide.com and http://onlineteachers.co.in
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