Force and Motion Review

Which are an example of the force of gravity?

• A basketball passing through the net and landing on the floor.

• Opening and closing a car door.

• A baseball hit over a fence and onto the ground.

• A ball rolling down a bowling lane.

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What forces happen while you are at a store with a shopping cart.

• The mom and child are pulling the cart.

• There is no motion.

• The mom is pushing the cart and the child is pulling the cart.

• Both the mom and the child are pushing the cart.

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A ball moves from one side of the room to the other side. Which best explains the change in position of the ball?

• Kicking the ball with your foot

• Holding the ball waiting to kick it

• The ball is on the ground not moving

• The ball was left inside in a basket.

Which of the following activities can use both push and pull forces?

• opening and closing a door

• Kicking a football

• Turning a light switch on and off

• turning a ceiling light using a pull cord.

Which two forces are working the most on the ball in the image?

• Pushing

• Pulling

• Magnetism

• Gravity

• Position

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If Wagon "A" has a baby in it and wagon "B" has an adult in it which wagon would take less force to pull up a hill?

• Both wagons will take the same force.

• Wagon B

• Wagon A

• Neither wagon can be pulled up a hill

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A student makes a swing move by pushing it. If they push harder, the swing will most likely -

• stop moving

• slow down

• go higher

• get bigger

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Pushing or pulling a wagon changes its -

• size and color

• shape and mass

• texture and weight

• position and motion

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What would a student do to start a swing moving?

• Observe the swing

• Shorten the swing

• Push or pull the swing

• Measure the swing

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Magnetism is a force that can push together or pull apart certain metals.

• True

• False

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