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Force and Motion
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Force
A push or pull that makes something move
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Which of the following is NOT using a force?
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A man pushing a shopping cart
A dog playing tug-of-war with rope
A cat sleeping on the couch
An eagle carrying a fish it caught
A man pushing a shopping cart
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A dog playing tug-of-war with rope
A cat sleeping on the couch
An eagle carrying a fish it caught
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Motion
A change in position of an object over time.
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Which object is in motion?
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A video of a car moving
A ball rolling down the hill
Bowling pins in a pyramid
A potato on the table
A video of a car moving
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A ball rolling down the hill
Bowling pins in a pyramid
A potato on the table
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Gravity
A force that attracts two objects together
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Why does the moon revolve around Earth and not float away in space?
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Earth's gravitational pull
The moon does not move
The sun makes the moon spin around Earth
Earth's gravitational pull
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The moon does not move
The sun makes the moon spin around Earth
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Why do our oceans have tides?
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Friction against rocks
Gravity from the sun and the moon
Wind
Mountains
Friction against rocks
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Gravity from the sun and the moon
Wind
Mountains
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Work
Using a force to move an object across a distance
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Which is an example of work?
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Reading your science book
Riding in the car
Pushing a car that won't move
Pushing a shopping cart
Reading your science book
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Riding in the car
Pushing a car that won't move
Pushing a shopping cart
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Energy
The ability to do or to move something

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What are the two types of Energy? (Choose 2)
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Kinetic
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Synthetic
Potential
Kinetic
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Popular
Synthetic
Potential
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Friction
Resists movement between two objects that are touching.
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Which of these is an example of friction being HELPFUL?
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A person slipping on ice
A rock rolling down the hill
A bowling ball easily rolling down the lane
A man pushing a box through long grass.
A person slipping on ice
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A rock rolling down the hill
A bowling ball easily rolling down the lane
A man pushing a box through long grass.
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When is friction NOT helpful?
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When using wax on skis to easily ski over ice.
Short grass on a soccer field
Wearing socks and slipping down the stairs
Someone throwing a snowball at you
When using wax on skis to easily ski over ice.
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Short grass on a soccer field
Wearing socks and slipping down the stairs
Someone throwing a snowball at you
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