Force & Motion Big idea 12

The girls in this picture represent ________ forces.

• balanced

• chemical

• kinetic

• unbalanced

___________ is any push or pull on an object.

• Motion

• Force

• Friction

• Gravity

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What is a force that resists motion?

• Speed

• Gravity

• Friction

• Position

Draw an example "Push" acting on a basketball.

Use arrows to show direction of force!

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The change in position of an object

• Acceleration

• Unbalanced force

• Motion

• Distance

Draw an example of "Pull" acting on an apple from a tree.

Use arrows to show direction of force!

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Why is it important for scientists to compare their results?

• To be able to change their data to match each others results

• They do not need to compare results

• To show how smart they are.

• To draw reliable conclusions

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Which is an example of motion occurring?

• Changing the volume of an object.

• Changing the temperature of an object.

• Changing position or possibly direction and speed of an object.

• Changing the mass of an object.

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Label the arrows on the image with

A. Friction, B. Motion

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How do you describe the exact location of an object?

• Position

• Direction

• Mass

• Force