Gravity

Where is the strongest gravitational pull on Earth?

• Near Mercury

• Near Neptune

• Near Earth

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How does gravity affect water on Earth?

• Waterfalls fall towards the Earth

• Rain falls toward the ground

• Rivers flow downstream

• Water goes down the drain

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How would a classroom be without gravity?

• People would be floating in the air

• Chairs would stay on the floor

• Water would float around as spheres (circular shapes)

• It would be hard to move and get supplies

Who developed the Laws of Motion?

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Thomas Edison

• Issac Newton

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What does the picture display?

• Weight

• Floating

• Mass

• Falling

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What example does the picture display?

• Weight

• Gravity

• Mass

• Motion

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How is a football affected by gravity?

• When it is kicked, it stays in the air.

• When it is kicked, it goes up and comes back down.

• When it is thrown, it goes up and comes back down.

• When it is thrown, it stays in the air.

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Any object with mass experiences gravity

• True

• False

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Gravity is the force between two objects

• True

• False

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Why do astronauts bounce so high on the moon?

• The moon has more gravity

• The moon has no gravity

• The moon has less gravity

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