(2) In experiments A and B, the blocks of wood and iron were stacked together to make the pressure in the two experiments the same;
(3) In the two experiments, the pressure on the horizontal plane is the same, the contact surface is different, the tension is different, and F B > F A, so it can be concluded that the lower surface of the wood block is rougher;
(4) In order to compare who has better anti-skid performance between A and B, an experiment can be designed by the control variable method: the same object is pulled by a spring dynamometer to move in a straight line at a uniform speed on the surfaces of A and B tiles, and the greater the pulling force, the better the anti-skid performance.
So the answer is: (1) 6.6; (2) pressure; (3) The lower surface of the block is rough;
(4) Use a spring dynamometer to pull the same object to move in a straight line at a uniform speed on the surfaces of two kinds of tiles A and B. Comparing the magnitude of the pulling force at this time, the greater the pulling force, the rougher the contact surface and the better the anti-skid performance.