Ramit and Kush, both students of Class VIII, would often strongly argue with each
other about the different aspects of their day-to-day school life. However, they made a
very good 'doubles team' of their school, for the interschool badminton tournaments.
When playing together, they would forget all their differences and play as a 'team' to
ensure their school's victory.
Their science teacher, who was also their badminton coach, would quote their
example. He would explain to his students how the force of friction can be a 'good friend'
and 'a source of help' even though it was usually viewed only as a 'trouble maker'
1. State the values displayed by Ramit and Kush.
2.
Give two examples of situations in which the force of friction is a 'source of help!
3. Stage a play in which different members of two teams give examples to show that
the force of friction is (i) a friend (ii) a foe.
Answers
Explanation:
1.value-"unity is strength "
2.Force of friction helps us to:
☑️walk
☑️stand
☑️sit
3.as a friend - we can only stand, walk, run, sit etc with the help of friction
. as a foe -friction cause wear and tear.and wasting of energy in form of Heat.
Answer:
Value Based Question beco, applic Ramit and Kush, both students of Class VIII, would often strongly argue with each other about the different aspects of their day-to-day school life. However, they made a very good 'doubles team' of their school, for the interschool badminton tournaments. When playing together, they would forget all their differences and play as a 'team' to ensure their school's victory. Their science teacher, who was also their badminton coach, would quote their example. He would explain to his students how the force of friction can be a good friend' and 'a source of help' even though it was usually viewed only as a 'trouble maker'. 1. State the values displayed by Ramit and Kush. 2. Give two examples of situations in which the force of friction is a 'source of help'. 3. Stage a play in which different members of two teams give examples to show that the force of friction is (i) a friend (ii) a foe.