Rowing 0 Overview Using this Resource Connecting to the Curriculum Marking Student Responses Further Resources This task is about forces and rowing. Use this diagram of two row boats to help you answer the following questions. Question 2Change answer a) i) Both boats have the same mass and both rowers are equally strong. a) i) Both boats have the same mass and both rowers are equally strong. Which boat will move through the water faster? Boat 1212 (Select one) ii) Explain why: Question b) The oars are acting as a (Select one) ramp. gear. lever. propeller. pulley. Question 2Change answer c) i) If the rowers were rowing with the same number of strokes per minute, but the oar blades were made 50% larger, would the boats move faster? YesNoYesNo (Select one) ii) Explain your answer: Task administration: This task can be completed with pencil and paper or online (with SOME auto marking). Level: 5 Curriculum info: Science, Knowledge, Physical World Keywords: physics concepts, forces, levers Description of task: Task: Answer questions about rowing. Assessment focus: levers. Curriculum Links: Science capabilities The capabilities focus is brought about by the conversations you have and the questions you ask Capability: Gather and interpret data This resource provides opportunities to discuss how precise observations supports inferences. Science capability: Gather and interpret data (TKI) Science capabilities: Gather and interpret data Answers/responses: Y10 (06/1998) a) i) ii) Boat 2 Its streamlined shape reduced friction (with the water). very easy b) lever difficult c) i) ii) Yes Greater force can be applied to the water (to move the boat forwards). moderate Balancing the see-saw Pulling out nails Wheelbarrows Pruning trees Seesaw Lifting rocks Levers Balancing see-saws