Grade 3 Wonders Unit 4 Week 4

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A person who travels in a vehicle is called

Back

Passenger: A person who is not driving and is being transported in a vehicle.

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The action of moving means

Back

Motion: The process of changing position or place.

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Adjusted or moved by something else is called

Back

Controlled: When something is influenced or managed by an external force.

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The line or course something moves along is called

Back

Direction: The path along which something moves.

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Put into motion is called

Back

Launched: To set something in motion or to start it.

Front

What is a vehicle?

Back

A vehicle is a machine used for transporting people or goods.

Front

What does it mean to travel?

Back

To travel means to go from one place to another, often over a distance.

Front

What is a driver?

Back

A driver is a person who operates a vehicle.

Front

What is the difference between a passenger and a driver?

Back

A passenger is someone who rides in a vehicle, while a driver is the one who controls the vehicle.

Front

What is an example of motion?

Back

An example of motion is a car moving down the street.