Push and Pull Quiz Grade 4

Give an example of a push force in everyday life.

• Pulling a wagon

• Sitting on a chair

• Pushing a swing

• Lifting a heavy object

Describe a situation where you use a pull force in your daily routine.

• Eating breakfast

• Opening a door or drawer

• Brushing teeth

• Turning on a light switch

Explain how pushing is involved in riding a bicycle.

• Pushing the handlebars with your hands

• Pushing the seat with your back

• Pushing the ground with your hands

• Pushing the pedals with your feet

Provide an example of a pull force that you experience when opening a door.

• Pushing the door handle

• Twisting the door knob

• Sliding the door sideways

• Pulling the door handle

Describe a situation where you use a push force to move an object.

• Pushing a door

• Sitting on a swing

• Lifting a heavy box

• Pulling a chair

Explain how pulling is involved in using a fishing rod.

• Pulling is involved in making the fishing rod sink.

• Pulling is involved in pushing the fish deeper into the water.

• Pulling is involved in making the fish swim away.

• Pulling is involved in lifting the fish out of the water.

Give an example of a push force in playing a game.

• Kicking a soccer ball

• Eating a sandwich

• Jumping in a pool

• Throwing a frisbee

Describe a situation where you use a pull force to lift something.

• Lifting a pencil from a desk

• Lifting a book from a table

• Lifting a bucket of water from a well

• Lifting a plate from a kitchen counter

Explain how pushing is involved in using a swing at the park.

• Pushing is involved to make the swing spin around

• Pushing is involved to make the swing stop moving

• Pushing is involved to move the swing back and forth.

• Pushing is involved to make the swing go higher

Provide an example of a pull force that you experience when using a vacuum cleaner.

• Push force

• Magnetic force

• Friction force

• Suction force