Push and Pull in Everyday Life- Grade 4 -Waling-waling

Give an example of a push force in everyday life.

• Pushing a door

• Lifting a heavy object

• Sitting on a chair

• Pulling a door

Describe a situation where you use a pull force in your daily routine.

• Pushing a door open

• Sitting down in a chair

• Lifting a heavy object

• Pulling a door open

Explain how pushing is involved in playing with a swing.

• Pushing the swing slows it down

• Pushing the swing makes it spin around

• Pushing the swing makes it go higher

• Pushing the swing creates the back and forth motion.

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Provide an example of using a pull force when opening a door.

• Kicking the door

• Pushing the door handle

• Pulling the door handle

• Using a key to unlock the door

How is pushing involved in riding a bicycle?

• By pushing the pedals to move the bicycle forward.

• By pushing the brakes to stop the bicycle.

• By pushing the seat to adjust the height of the bicycle.

• By pushing the handlebars to steer the bicycle.

Describe a situation where you use a pull force when playing with a yo-yo.

• Twisting the yo-yo around your finger

• Pushing the yo-yo away from you

• Throwing the yo-yo into the air

• Playing with a yo-yo and pulling the string downwards to make it come back up

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Explain how pushing is involved in kicking a ball.

• The push comes from the muscles in the leg that propel the foot forward to make contact with the ball.

• The push comes from the wind pushing the ball as it moves through the air.

• The push comes from the ground pushing back against the foot as it makes contact with the ball.

• The push comes from the ball pushing against the foot as it is kicked.

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Give an example of using a pull force when using a fishing rod.

• Tying the bait to the hook

• Attaching the fishing rod to the reel

• Casting a fishing rod

• Reeling in the fishing line

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How is pushing involved in using a seesaw?

• Pushing down on one end causes the other end to stay in the same position

• Pushing down on one end causes the other end to sink lower

• Pushing down on one end causes the other end to disappear

• Pushing down on one end causes the other end to rise up

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In which situation where you use a pull force ?

• Riding a bike

• Flying a kite

• Cooking a meal

• Reading a book