Force, motion, and energy

What other object can move this way?

• a brick

• a crayon

• a seesaw

• a a paperclip

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Which objects are moving because of gravity? Select all that apply.

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Stirring up pancake batter is an example of

• light energy

• sound energy

• mechanical energy

• thermal energy

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Which of these are examples of using thermal energy? Select all that apply.

• toasting bread

• mowing the lawn

• ironing clothes

• setting an alarm to wake up

The south end of a magnet will attract --

(Select all that apply.)

• a steel paperclip

• the north end of a magnet

• a marble

• an iron nail

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The north end of a magnet will repel --

(Select all that apply.)

• the south end of a magnet

• a plastic spoon

• a steel washer

• the north end of a magnet

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When you use a force to move an object you are using

• light energy

• mechanical energy

• sound energy

• thermal energy

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Which of these are sources of light energy?

Select all that apply.

• the Sun

• a lamp

• a cell phone

• a skateboard

If you use more force on an object

• it will move a greater distance.

• it will move in the opposite direction.

• it will roll more slowly.

• it will stay in its position.

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Which statements are true?

• Magnets can attract any metal.

• Magnets can push and pull.

• Magnets can affect objects without touching them.

• Magnets repel anything not made of iron or steel.

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