An object moves in honey and milk. In which of the two the frictional force will be more?

The correct answer is: Honey

Among the two, the frictional force will be more in case of honey.

• The frictional force applied to a liquid is fluid friction.
• The frictional force depends on the nature of the liquid which can be defined by viscosity/ viscous drag, or fluid friction are all terms used to describe this internal flow resistance.
• The more viscous liquid requires more liquid friction.
• As compared to milk, honey creates more frictional force as it is more viscous than milk. 
• As a result, honey is "thick," having a higher viscosity, compared to milk, which is "thin," having a lower viscosity.