Understanding Push and Pull Forces

What is a push force?

• A push force is a force that only acts on stationary objects.

• A push force is a force that moves an object away from the source of the force.

• A push force is a type of energy that cannot move objects.

• A push force is a force that pulls an object towards the source of the force.

Can you give an example of a push force?

• Pushing a shopping cart forward.

• Sliding a book across a table.

• Lifting a box off the ground.

• Pulling a suitcase behind you.

Can you give an example of a pull force?

• Throwing a ball forward.

• Pulling a rope towards yourself.

• Pushing a door open away from you.

• Lifting a box off the ground.

What happens when you push a door?

• The door remains stationary.

• The door locks itself when pushed.

• The door opens automatically.

• The door moves in the direction of the applied force.

What happens when you pull a drawer?

• The drawer slides out from its housing.

• The drawer makes a loud noise.

• The drawer disappears completely.

• The drawer locks itself shut.

Is gravity a push or pull force?

• Gravity is a push force.

• Gravity has no effect on objects.

• Gravity is a pull force.

• Gravity is a neutral force.

What do you use to push a shopping cart?

• Feet

• A stick

• Hands

• A rope

What do you use to pull a suitcase?

• a handle

• a zipper

• a wheel

• a lock

How do push and pull forces affect movement?

• Push forces move objects away, while pull forces bring them closer, affecting their movement direction and speed.

• Push forces can only move objects in a circular motion, while pull forces do not affect movement.

• Both push and pull forces only change the color of objects.

• Push forces only slow down objects, while pull forces have no effect.