Forces and Motion

What is position?

• The speed of an object

• The location of an object

• The weight of an object

• The size of an object

What happens when an object is in motion?

• The object stays still

• The object's weight changes

• The object changes positions.

• The object disappears

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Which best describes a force?

• A push or pull that changes position

• The weight of an object

• The temperature of an object

• The color of an object

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What is a magnet?

• A piece of plastic that attracts paper

• A piece of wood that attracts cloth

• A piece of metal that attracts iron

• A piece of glass that attracts water

Which materials are attracted to magnets?

• Cotton and paper

• Wood and plastic

• Glass and rubber

• Iron and steel

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What are the two poles that all magnets have?

• East and West poles

• Top and Bottom poles

• North and South poles

• Left and Right poles

What happens when a north pole faces a south pole?

• Nothing happens

• The magnets repel

• The magnets attract

• The magnets break

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What happens when two north poles face each other?

• The magnets attract

• The magnets repel

• Nothing happens

• The magnets stick together

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Which object would a magnet attract?

• A cotton ball

• A paper clip

• A pencil

• A rubber eraser

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What force would you use to move a shopping cart forward?

• Push

• Neither push nor pull

• Both push and pull

• Pull

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