HeatFrictioncauses_______ tobe producedFrictionA forcethatopposesmotionDragThe force ofair/fluidresistanceagainst themotion of anobject1 NTensionApullCompressionApushWeightThe forcedue to gravityon an object,measured innewtonsMassThe amountof matter inan object,measured inkg0 NFrictionbetweenmachinepartsAnexampleof badfrictionBalancedWhen forcesare _______,there is nochange in themotion of anobjectUnbalancedWhen forces are____________,there is a changeto the speed ordirection or shapeof an objectPascalsThe unit ofpressure,equal to 1newton persquare metredecreasesIf the forcestays the sameand the areaincreases, thepressureSurfaceAreaAs the ___________ of anobjectincreases, thedrag increasesNewtonTheunit offorceGravitationalFieldStrengthThe pullingstrength ofan objectwith massForcebetweenobjects androughness ofsurfacesFactorsthat affectfriction4 NPressurea measure ofhow muchforce isapplied to aunit of areaincreasesIf the forcesincreases andthe area staysthe same, thepressureLightingamatchAnexampleof goodfrictionStreamlinedWhen anobject isdesigned toreduce dragHeatFrictioncauses_______ tobe producedFrictionA forcethatopposesmotionDragThe force ofair/fluidresistanceagainst themotion of anobject1 NTensionApullCompressionApushWeightThe forcedue to gravityon an object,measured innewtonsMassThe amountof matter inan object,measured inkg0 NFrictionbetweenmachinepartsAnexampleof badfrictionBalancedWhen forcesare _______,there is nochange in themotion of anobjectUnbalancedWhen forces are____________,there is a changeto the speed ordirection or shapeof an objectPascalsThe unit ofpressure,equal to 1newton persquare metredecreasesIf the forcestays the sameand the areaincreases, thepressureSurfaceAreaAs the ___________ of anobjectincreases, thedrag increasesNewtonTheunit offorceGravitationalFieldStrengthThe pullingstrength ofan objectwith massForcebetweenobjects androughness ofsurfacesFactorsthat affectfriction4 NPressurea measure ofhow muchforce isapplied to aunit of areaincreasesIf the forcesincreases andthe area staysthe same, thepressureLightingamatchAnexampleof goodfrictionStreamlinedWhen anobject isdesigned toreduce drag

RDRM S2 Engineering Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Friction causes _______ to be produced
    Heat
  2. A force that opposes motion
    Friction
  3. The force of air/fluid resistance against the motion of an object
    Drag

  4. 1 N
  5. A pull
    Tension

  7. A push
    Compression
  8. The force due to gravity on an object, measured in newtons
    Weight
  9. The amount of matter in an object, measured in kg
    Mass

  10. 0 N
  11. An example of bad friction
    Friction between machine parts
  12. When forces are _______, there is no change in the motion of an object
    Balanced
  13. When forces are ____________, there is a change to the speed or direction or shape of an object
    Unbalanced
  14. The unit of pressure, equal to 1 newton per square metre
    Pascals
  15. If the force stays the same and the area increases, the pressure
    decreases
  16. As the ______ _____ of an object increases, the drag increases
    Surface Area
  17. The unit of force
    Newton

  19. The pulling strength of an object with mass
    Gravitational Field Strength
  20. Factors that affect friction
    Force between objects and roughness of surfaces

  21. 4 N
  22. a measure of how much force is applied to a unit of area
    Pressure
  23. If the forces increases and the area stays the same, the pressure
    increases
  24. An example of good friction
    Lighting a match
  25. When an object is designed to reduce drag
    Streamlined