FluidfrictionWeightof thebodyFrictionContactforceProducesheatIndependentof area ofcontactsurfacesSlidingfrictionWhen onesurface rollsover anothersurface isknown asrolling friction.LimitingfrictionTodecreasefriction.When onesurface slidesor moves overanother slidingor kineticfriction.Wear andtear ofmachinerypartsFrictionoffered byfluid due toliquid andgases.Newton(N)Liquid andgasescollectivelycalled as afluid.KineticfrictionDue toirregularitiesDue toadhesiveforceStaticfrictionRollingfrictionNatureof thesurfacesWhen onesurface is inrest overanother isknown as staticfriction.OpposesmotionWhen one surfaceslides overanother then itopposes themotion of the bodythen it is known asfriction.FluidfrictionWeightof thebodyFrictionContactforceProducesheatIndependentof area ofcontactsurfacesSlidingfrictionWhen onesurface rollsover anothersurface isknown asrolling friction.LimitingfrictionTodecreasefriction.When onesurface slidesor moves overanother slidingor kineticfriction.Wear andtear ofmachinerypartsFrictionoffered byfluid due toliquid andgases.Newton(N)Liquid andgasescollectivelycalled as afluid.KineticfrictionDue toirregularitiesDue toadhesiveforceStaticfrictionRollingfrictionNatureof thesurfacesWhen onesurface is inrest overanother isknown as staticfriction.OpposesmotionWhen one surfaceslides overanother then itopposes themotion of the bodythen it is known asfriction.

Friction Revision - 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. Fluid friction
  2. Weight of the body
  3. Friction
  4. Contact force
  5. Produces heat
  6. Independent of area of contact surfaces
  7. Sliding friction
  8. When one surface rolls over another surface is known as rolling friction.
  9. Limiting friction
  10. To decrease friction.
  11. When one surface slides or moves over another sliding or kinetic friction.
  12. Wear and tear of machinery parts
  13. Friction offered by fluid due to liquid and gases.
  14. Newton( N)
  15. Liquid and gases collectively called as a fluid.
  16. Kinetic friction
  17. Due to irregularities
  18. Due to adhesive force
  19. Static friction
  20. Rolling friction
  21. Nature of the surfaces
  22. When one surface is in rest over another is known as static friction.
  23. Opposes motion
  24. When one surface slides over another then it opposes the motion of the body then it is known as friction.