A Scout Troop wanted to test the effects of friction on moving toy cars. Using the same toy car in every trial, they slid it across sand paper, tile, carpet, and grass. Which tools were most likely used in their investigation?

timing devices and meter sticks

thermometers and timing devices

A student wants to test the force of magnetism by placing objects on top of a piece of cardboard and then moving them with a magnet placed under the cardboard. Which items will help the student with this investigation?

a nail, a paper clip, and a thumbtack

A paper clip, a thumbtack, and a toothpick

a paper clip, a penny, and iron filings

a piece of foil, iron filings, and a nail

A student wants to see how the size of an iron ball is affected by gravity. Which of the following would have to remain the same for the investigation to be successful?

material used and shape of object

A man is kayaking in a river for a fun day of fishing. How does using the paddle affect the motion of the boat?

Pulling the paddle causes the boat to move in the opposite direction of the pull.

Pulling the paddle causes the boat to move in the same direction of the pull.

Gravity causes the boat to move when the paddle is lowered down into the water.

The friction between the paddle and water cause the boat to move forward.

When riding a bicycle, which force most likely causes the bicycle to move forward?

Gravity pulling the bike down to the ground.

Magnetism between the wheels and pedal.

A worker is constructing playground equipment for the park and dropped a box of nails and bolts. How will a magnet be helpful to the builder?

The magnet will pull the nails and bolts toward it.

Gravity will cause the magnet to pick up the nails and bolts.

Friction will cause the magnet to push away the nails and bolts.

The magnet will push the nails and bolts away from it.

Unit 4 Review - Force and Motion

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the force that makes things move, grow, and change

gravity

energy

friction

magnetism

Which force most likely explains why skates roll differently on surfaces such as wood, cement, rubber, or carpet?

Magnetism

Gravity

pulling

friction

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which force most likely helps players score points in a basketball game?

friction

pulling

magnetism

gravity

Which of the following describes force?

A Push

A Pull

Both A & B

none of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following is a change in position?

Force

Motion

Newton's First Las of Motion

Gravity

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following states that a ball sitting on the ground will stay there until someone kicks it?

Force

Motion

Newton's First Law of Motion

Gravity

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

In a science classroom, the students performed an investigation, which included the procedural steps listed.
-Hold a small paper boat in one hand.
-pour a small amount of iron filings mixed with salt in the paper boar.
What type of force could be used to move the iron filings?

gravity

friction

magnetism

push/pull

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Unit 4 Review - Force and Motion

What is the force that makes things move, grow, and change

Which force most likely explains why skates roll differently on surfaces such as wood, cement, rubber, or carpet?

Which force most likely helps players score points in a basketball game?

Which of the following describes force?

Which of the following is a change in position?

Which of the following states that a ball sitting on the ground will stay there until someone kicks it?

In a science classroom, the students performed an investigation, which included the procedural steps listed.-Hold a small paper boat in one hand.-pour a small amount of iron filings mixed with salt in the paper boar.What type of force could be used to move the iron filings?

A Scout Troop wanted to test the effects of friction on moving toy cars. Using the same toy car in every trial, they slid it across sand paper, tile, carpet, and grass.Which tools were most likely used in their investigation?

A student wants to test the force of magnetism by placing objects on top of a piece of cardboard and then moving them with a magnet placed under the cardboard. Which items will help the student with this investigation?

A teacher attaches pictures to the dry-erase board using adhesive tape during a sorting activity. The next day, one of the pictures was found on the ground.Which force acted upon the picture, causing it to fall?

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In a science classroom, the students performed an investigation, which included the procedural steps listed.
-Hold a small paper boat in one hand.
-pour a small amount of iron filings mixed with salt in the paper boar.
What type of force could be used to move the iron filings?

A Scout Troop wanted to test the effects of friction on moving toy cars. Using the same toy car in every trial, they slid it across sand paper, tile, carpet, and grass.
Which tools were most likely used in their investigation?

A teacher attaches pictures to the dry-erase board using adhesive tape during a sorting activity. The next day, one of the pictures was found on the ground.
Which force acted upon the picture, causing it to fall?