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Explore the concepts of energy, force, and motion in a fun and interactive review. Learn about gravity's influence on objects and how forces impact motion. Test your knowledge with engaging questions and activities. Discover the relationship between force and motion and the effects of magnetic forces. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of science!
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Which of these is moving in the direction of the pull of gravity? • A helium balloon rising into the sky • A rollercoaster going down a hill • An ice cube floating to the top of a glass of water
When an object is placed in the water, it would move • Toward the force of the wind • Away from the force of the wind • It would not move at all
A push or a pull changes an objects -- • Motion • Weight • Temperature • Size
A push can be used to do all of the following EXCEPT -- • Boil some water • Throwing a ball • Moving a chair
Which item do you need the most force to pick up? • Tennis ball • Marble • Beach ball • Bowling ball
Like (same) poles on a magnet are attracted to each other • True • False
What happens when you hammer a nail? • You are pushing the nail into the wood. • You are spinning the hammer to move it. • You are making the nail lighter to push it. • You are pulling the nail into the wood.
You kick a ball. This is an example of: • Motion caused by gravity • Motion caused by magnetism • Motion caused by physical force
Work DOES NOT require movement • True • False
Why does it require less force to throw a paper plane than a baseball? • Because the paper plane is heavier than the baseball • Because the paper plane is lighter than the baseball • Because the paper plane is not round and the baseball is • Because the paper plane is bigger than the baseball
What happens when two magnets are attracted to each other? • Their magnetic fields get bigger • They come closer together • They push away from each other • They point to the North Pole
All of the actions below would be able to move a book EXCEPT -- • Standing on top of the book • Kicking the book across the floor • Pulling a rug that the book is on • Pushing the book off a table
Which activity uses a pull? • Pressing a button on a phone • Stapling some papers together • Knocking over a glass of milk • Picking a flower in a garden
The two poles on a magnet are north and south • True • False
When you toss a ball into the air, gravity will pull the ball -- • To the right • Toward the ceiling • Toward the floor • To the left
Which of these choices shows the relationship between the direction of force and the direction of motion • Direction of Force Direction of motion • Direction of Force Direction of motion • Direction of Force Direction of motion
Magnetic forces CAN move objects • True • False
Why might a ball move across the floor? • The ball is made of rubber • Someone pushed the ball • The ball is heavy • Light was shining on the ball
Which object will a magnet attract? • Paper • Nail • Plastic water bottle • eraser
Gravity DOES NOT keep Earth and all the other planets in orbit around the Sun • True • False