A car traveling down a ramp made of wood will move faster or slower than a car traveling down a ramp made of carpet?

• faster

• slower

• the same speed

• both

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A force is a push or a pull. When a force is greater on one side the force is considered to be a(n)__________________________

• balanced force

• unbalanced force

• force

• effort force

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Looking at the picture below, the force of gravity is ________

• increasing

• decreasing

• staying the same

• not changing

If an object has a force of 40N and 50N but gravity is pulling the object down, and the force is pulling the object up, what conclusion can be formed?

• There is less force

• There is more force

• There is an equal force

• The force and gravity are equal

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The amount of friction depends on two things: 1) the surface of the two objects and 2) the force pressing the surfaces together. So, the least amount of friction the (a)   ​ an object will move and the more the friction the​ (b)   an object will move.

• faster
• slower

Gravity is an attractive force between any two objects due to ___________.

• matter

• distance

• mass

• weight

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If a ball is rolling down a hill, the faster the ball moves and the heavier the ball is then the more kinetic energy it has. So, what must be true about the ball?

• The ball has the most kinetic energy while it is rolling.

• The ball has the most kinetic energy when it stops rolling.

• The ball has potential energy

• The ball has no kinetic energy

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Gravity is a type of force that is always acting on us and this is due to mass, which is a measure of the quantity of matter. So, if you had 3 sheets of paper: 1) a crumbled piece of paper, 2) a paper airplane, and 3) a unfolded sheet of paper. Which one would drop to the ground faster?

• the crumpled up paper

• the paper airplane

• the unfolded sheet of paper

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If something is moving it has ​ (a)   energy. If something is about to move it has ​ (b)   energy.

• kinetic
• potential

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Magnetism is a force that cannot be seen and acts over a distance and causes ​ (a)   poles to repel and ​ (b)   poles to attract.

• like
• opposite

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