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Energy, Force, and Motion Review
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All of these are moving in the direction of the pull of gravity
EXCEPT…A. A rollercoaster going down a hillB. A helium balloon rising into the
skyC. Rain falling from the sky
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When a force pushes an object, the object moves
A. In the opposite direction of the force.
B. In the same direction as the force.
C. It would not move at all
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An objects motion can be changed by
A. A push or a pull
B. WeightC. TemperatureD. Size
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Throwing a ball and moving a chair are an example of
A. PushesB. PullsC. Gravity
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It takes more force to pick up a bowling ball than a tennis ball
becauseA. The tennis ball is heavierB. The bowling ball is lighterC. The tennis ball has more massD. The bowling ball is heavier
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What happens when you join the North pole of one magnet with the North pole
of another magnet?A. They attract each otherB. They repel each other
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An example of a push would be
A. Hammering a nail into a piece of wood
B. Spinning a hammer on the floorC. Yanking a nail out of the woodD. Cutting a nail with pliers
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Applying force on an object with your body is an example
of…A. Motion caused by gravityB. Motion caused by magnetismC. Motion caused by physical force
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Work DOES NOT require movement
A. TrueB. False
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Why does it require less force to throw a paper plane than a
baseball?A. Because the paper plane is
heavier than the baseballB. Because the paper plane is
lighter than the baseballC. Because the paper plane is not
round and the baseball isD. Because the paper plane is
bigger than the baseball
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What happens when two magnets are attracted to each
other?A. Their magnetic fields get biggerB. They come closer togetherC. They push away from each otherD. They point to the North Pole
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Which of the following actions would enable you to move a
book from one position to another?
A. Kicking the book across the floorB. Standing on top of the bookC. Putting it on a shelfD. Reading it for 30 minutes
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All of the following are examples of a push except: A. Pressing a button on a phoneB. Stapling some papers togetherC. Knocking over a glass of milkD. Picking a flower in a garden
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The two poles on a magnet are north and south
A. TrueB. False
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Gravity pulls objects… A. To the rightB. DownC. Toward the center of the earthD. To the left
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The direction of motion will be _______ the direction of motion.
A. Opposite fromB. The same asC. Different than
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________ forces CAN move objects
A. MagneticB. Light
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Which of the following are forces that could move a ball across a
floor?A. LightB. A push or a pullC. The weightD. A rubber ball
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An magnet attracts objects made of …
A. PaperB. MetalC. PlasticD. Glass
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What keeps Earth and all the other planets in orbit
around the Sun?A. A pushB. Gravity