A Crash Course in Forces and Motion with Max Axiom

1. What gave Max newfound energy and the desire to learn as much about science as possible?

• He learned to juggle bowling balls.

• He rode a roller coaster for the first time.

• He learned about the mysteries of the sea from his mother.

• He was struck by a megacharged lightning bolt while on a wilderness hike.

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2. how does the setting of the story change?

• In the beginning Max is at an amusement park, and at the end he is at a skate park.

• In the beginning Max is at an amusement park, and at the end his is in space.

• In the beginning Max is at school, and at the end he is at a skate park.

• In the beginning Max is in space, and at the end he is at a skate park.

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3. What causes an object to move?

• force

• gravity

• inertia

• mass

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4. What is true about mass and weight?

• They are the same thing.

• Neither can be measured in space.

• Mass is the amount of matter in an object, and weight is determined by gravity's pull on an object.

• Weight is the amount of matter in an object, and mass is determined by gravity's pull on an object.

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5. All of the following are scientific concepts Max talks about at the amusement park EXCEPT

• force

• gravity

• inertia

• mass

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Noun: the attraction that Earth exerts on an object on or near its surface.

Which of the following words is defined above?

• capabilities

• friction

• gravity

• inquiry

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7. What work means almost the SAME as thrilling?

• amusing

• charming

• encouraging

• exciting

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8. Which word BEST completes this sentence?

Oil in a car engine reduces ________________.

• advantage

• friction

• gravity

• identity

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9. What does the word identity mean?

• a person's individuality

• a copy of something

• a perfect example

• an opinion

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10. Noun: a favorable position in relation to somebody or something

Noun: a benefit or gain

Which of the following words is defined above?

• advantage

• capabilities

• gravity

• identity

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