Fluid mechanics: drag and air resistance for Board-neutral PE and Sport (A level core): 3 ready-made live quiz games, 44 questions in all.
The questions cover Drag and air resistance.
There are 1 quickfire round, 1 key words set and 1 practice set. Question types: 24 multiple choice, 11 true or false, 5 fill the gap and 4 matching.
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Quickfire: Fluid mechanics: drag and air resistance A-level 15 questions · Warm-up
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Which factor does a skier reduce by tucking low?
Surface characteristics Weight Frontal cross-sectional area Mass
2 Which action reduces a cyclist's frontal cross-sectional area?
Sitting upright with the back straight Pedalling at a higher speed Crouching low over the handlebars Wearing a loose, baggy jersey
3 True or false: a larger frontal cross-sectional area increases drag.
a larger frontal cross-sectional area increases drag.
+ 12 more questions in the game.
Key words: Fluid mechanics: drag and air resistance A-level 14 questions · Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Which term describes the area of a body facing the oncoming fluid?
Frontal cross-sectional area Total surface area Streamlined shape Body volume
2 What name is given to the force opposing a swimmer's motion through water?
Weight Buoyancy Air resistance Drag
3 Match each factor to a way of reducing air resistance.
Velocity Frontal area Surface characteristics Slow down Wear a smooth suit Crouch lower
+ 11 more questions in the game.
Practice
Fluid mechanics: drag and air resistance: Drag and air resistance A-level 15 questions · Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Which of these does NOT change the air resistance on a cyclist?
Her speed Her frontal cross-sectional area The surface of her clothing Her body mass
2 Drag on a swimmer ____ as the swimmer's velocity rises.
vanishes decreases increases reverses
3 True or false: A tailwind reduces the air resistance on a cyclist.
A tailwind reduces the air resistance on a cyclist.
+ 12 more questions in the game.
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