Gravity and Motion Review

A ball is thrown up into the air. What causes the ball to return to the ground?

• Air pressure

• Solar Energy

• Earth's Gravity

• Magnetism

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Gravity’s pull causes the movement of all these objects EXCEPT–

• a book dropping to the floor.

• ball rolling down a hill.

• bicycle’s wheel turning.

• a leaf falling from a tree.

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A student jumps in the air and returns to the ground because of what force?

• Gravity

• Magnetism

• Solar Energy

• Air pressure

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A student can use a toy car to demonstrate the force of gravity best doing which of these?

• Letting the toy car roll down a ramp

• Placing the toy car on the floor

• Pushing a toy car across a table

• Lifting a toy car onto a shelf

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Which of the following is an example of gravity?

• A door opening

• A light turning on

• A chair falling over

• A plate sitting on a table

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When you toss a ball into the air, gravity will pull the ball –

• to the left.

• toward the ground.

• to the right.

• toward the ceiling.

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All of these objects are moving in the direction of the pull of gravity EXCEPT-

• a rollercoaster going down a steep hill

• a helium balloon rising into the sky

• rain and sleet falling from a cloud.

• a rock sinking in a tank of water.

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Students launch air rockets in their science class. Air pressure from a hand pump causes the rockets to rise into the sky. What force causes them to return toward the ground?

• Wind pushing up

• Pull of Earth's gravity

• Heat from the sun

• Magnetic North Pole

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