5.6/5.7 Science Study Guide

When an apple falls to the ground, what is happening?

____ pulls the apple ____ towards the Earth

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True or False?

Gravity and magnetism are both invisible forces.

• True

• False

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True or False?

Gravity and magnetism can both pull on objects.

• True

• False

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True or False?

Gravity pulls only on magnetic objects, but magnetism pulls on everything.

• True

• False

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True or False?

Large planets have the most gravity.

• True

• False

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Can you jump higher on the moon or the Earth? Why?

• The moon, it has more gravity

• The moon, it has less gravity

• The Earth, it has more gravity

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Will gravity pull this person down, out to space? Why?

• No, because gravity will pull him towards the Earth

• Yes, because gravity will pull him away from the Earth

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Which is an example of gravity?

• A balloon floating away into the sky

• A floating boat

• A person dropping a basketball

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What would happen to objects without gravity?

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According to the table, what planets have less gravitational pull than Earth? Check all that apply.

• Uranus

• Venus

• Mars

• Mercury

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