Science- Force, Position, Motion

Two students play with the object shown here. How does this toy move?

• it rolls

• it spins

• it slides

• it bounces

Look at the picture. What is the position of the hat?

• on top of the snowman

• in the middle of the sun

• below the snowman

• on top of the sun

Look at the chart. What does the chart tell about?

• the way different things move

• someone pushing something

• Someone pulling something

• The way things stop moving

What happens when an object is in motion?

• it is pushing

• it is standing

• it changes position

• It floats

Which object moves mainly by rolling?

• an ice skate

• a wagon wheel

• a sled

• A plane

When you pick up a bag, are you using a push or a pull?

• push

• pull

• both

Which of the following would you use a pull to move the object?

• a shopping cart

• a wagon

• a crib

• a baby carriage

Look at the pictures. Which sentence describes how the bicycles moved?

• The child on the white bicycle moved faster than the child on the black bicycle.

• The child on the black bicycle moved faster than the child on the white bicycle.

• Both bicycles moved at the same speed.

• The child on the white bicycle did not move.

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CCSS.RL.1.3

CCSS.RL.2.1

CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.K.3

What will happen when the boy kicks the ball?

• it will stop moving

• it will roll across the ground

• it will bounce and never stop

• it will not stop moving

What is a force?

• an object

• the location of an object

• a push or pull that makes something move

• the color of an object