Invisible Forces

a force that pulls on metal objects is called

• friction

• magnetism

• water resistance

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_______ is what lets us throw a ball in the air and watch it hit the ground

• gravity

• friction

• mass

• weight

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A force on objects moving through the air is called?

• air resistance

• mass

• magnetism

• friction

when magnets attract is it a pushing or pulling force

• pulling

• pushing

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Match the following forces to how they are affecting this cake.

• Gravity

• Keeping the cake on the table

• No affect

• Holding the cake up

• Normal force

• Air resistance

Draw two of the bridges we discussed in this unit.

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Why did the last rubber band cause the watermelon to burst? You must use the word force in your explanation.

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Draw a magnet attracted to another magnet.

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The last rubber band caused the watermelon to burst because _________.

• it was stronger than the other rubber bands.

• it was thicker than the other rubber bands.

• it was the last rubber band in the bag.

• it created a force that was greater than the force of the watermelon rind.

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When the north and south poles meet, they will __________ each other.

• push

• attract

• freeze

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