Identify the types of contact forces in the given examples.

A worksheet titled "Contact Forces" with a central green circle labeled "CONTACT FORCES" and five surrounding images: a parachute, a matchbox, a lamp, a spring in a box, and a child on a swing, each with a blank space to identify the type of contact force. The options listed are Friction Force, Normal Force, Applied Force, Air Resistance Force, Spring Force, and Tension Force.

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Final Answer:
Top (matchbox): Applied Force
Right (lamp on table): Normal Force
Bottom right (child on swing): Tension Force
Bottom (man pushing cart): Applied Force
Bottom left (spring in box): Spring Force
Left (parachute): Air Resistance Force

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