Force is defined as a 

• push or pull
• motion 
• energy
• velocity 

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The location of an object in relation to another object or place is described as 

• friction 
• gravity 
• velocity 
• position 

Cars, bicycles, and people are all objects that can be in motion. What is true about motion? 

• an object in motion is accelerating 
• motion is the change in position of an object. 
• an object in motion has no speed but it does have velocity
• gravity and friction are responsible for all motion 

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Sally is throwing a ball high into the air and then catching it. What force is responsible for the ball coming back to the ground?

• speed 
• friction
• gravity
• acceleration 

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a measure of an objects change in position during a certain amount of time is _________? 

• motion 
• force 
• friction 
• speed 

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A boy is pulling a box across the floor.  How is friction acting on the box? 

• friction holds the box down 
• the force of friction slows the box down and acts against the direction the boy is pulling it
• frictions speeds up the motion of the box
• Friction increases the speed of the boat

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 You know something is in motion when it 

• changes position
• speeds up

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In this photo which vehicle do you think requires the most amount of force to accelerate? 

• the yellow car
• the brown van
• the  semi truck 

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True or false:  it takes more force to move a heavier object than it takes to move a smaller object 

• true
• false

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What is a PUSH or PULL of an object?

• Motion
• Force
• Friction
• Gravity

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