Forces and Motion

• get smaller.

• go higher.

• slow down.

• stop moving.

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A push or a pull changes an object’s –

• motion.

• temperature.

• size.

• weight.

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Which wagon would take less force to pull up the hill?

• Wagon A

• Wagon B

• Neither wagon can be pulled up the hill.

• Both wagons will take the same amount of force to pull.

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A pull can be used to do all of the following EXCEPT –

• lift some rocks.

• boil some water.

• open a door.

• move a wagon.

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• is very light

• was pushed.

• was observed.

• is made of plastic.

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All of the actions below would probably move a box EXCEPT –

• kicking the box across the floor.

• pushing the box off a table.

• pulling a rug that the box is on.

• standing on top of the box.

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Pushing or pulling a wagon changes its–

• texture and weight.

• size and color.

• shape and mass.

• position and motion.

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The action of moving or changing position is called

• motion

• friction

• magnetism

• gravity

When an object is pushing on another object making it slow down it is called

• motion

• friction

• work

• force

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