You push a wagon gently. Then you push the same wagon hard. Which way of pushing the wagon will make it move more quickly?

Pushing hard moves the wagon more quickly.

Pushing hard and pushing gently will move the wagon at the same speed.

Pushing gently moves the wagon more quickly.

Which kinds of objects does a magnet attract?

objects made from steel or iron

objects made from paper or plastic

objects made from rubber or cloth

Look at the picture. Why do these magnets repel each other?

The same poles are facing each other.

Different poles are facing each other.

What happens if you put the same poles of two magnets together?

The magnets attract each other.

Which claim is supported by the evidence in this picture?

The magnet attracts the safety pins and paper clips.

The magnet attracts the safety pins but not the paper clips.

The magnet attracts the paper clips but not the safety pins.

A magnet does not have to touch an object to attract it.

A magnet must touch an object to attract it.

A magnet must touch an object to repel it.

You place a wood pencil next to a magnet. How do you know the pencil is not magnetic?

The pencil moves away from the magnet.

Some children claim that blocking a magnet will affect its strength. How can you gather evidence for this claim?

Wrap something around the magnet and then try to attract objects to it.

Increase the distance between a magnet and objects it will attract.

Try to attract different objects, such as erasers.

Armando throws a ball with a lot of force. Sam throws a ball with a little force. What will happen?

Sam’s ball will move more slowly than Armando’s ball.

Armando’s ball will move more slowly than Sam’s ball.

Two magnets move toward each other. What is happening?

Opposite magnetic poles are attracting each other.

The same magnetic poles are attracting each other.

Look at the picture. Which claim is supported by the evidence in the picture?

The paper clips and safety pins are attracted to a magnet.

The paper clips and safety pins are repelled by a magnet.

The magnet attracts safety pins, but repels paper clips.

You blow softly on a ball. The ball crosses a finish line in 8 seconds. You blow hard on the ball. The ball crosses the finish line in 3 seconds. What happened when you used less force to move the ball?

The ball moved more slowly than when you blew hard.

The ball moved faster than when you blew hard.

You give a toy car a hard push. You give the same toy car a gentle push. How do you know the car will go faster with the hard push?

A greater force causes a greater change in motion.

A greater force causes less change in motion.

A greater force causes no change in motion.

Look at the picture. Which claim is best supported by evidence in the picture?

Magnets can attract objects without touching them.

Magnets must touch objects to attract them.

What kinds of objects can a magnet attract?

objects made from iron or steel

Which claim is best supported by evidence in the picture?

Magnets can attract objects without touching them.

Magnets must touch objects to repel them.

Magnets must touch objects to attract them.

Which claim is best supported by evidence in the picture?

Some materials do not block a magnetic field.

Some materials block a magnetic field.

All materials block a magnetic field.

You blow softly on a ball. The ball crosses a finish line in 8 seconds. You blow hard on the ball. The ball crosses the finish line in 3 seconds. Which claim is supported by evidence from the activity?

The amount of force affects motion.

The amount of force does not affect motion.

You cannot use force to move an object.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Which is a push or a pull?

a force

friction

speed

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Look at the picture. Which force is being used to move the bicycle?

gravity

a magnet

a push

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Denise gently taps a golf ball with her club. Maria hits a golf ball with a lot of force. What will happen?

Maria’s ball will move faster than Denise’s ball.

Denise’s ball will move faster than Maria’s ball.

Both balls will travel at the same speed.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Which force causes a ball to fall to the ground?

friction

gravity

a push

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You claim that lessening a force on a ball will lessen its speed. What evidence supports this claim?

The ball moved faster when you blew softly.

The ball moved more slowly when you blew softly.

The ball moved at the same speed no matter how softly you blew.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

What claim can you make about how force affects the speed of an object?

When the force on an object increases, its speed increases.

When the force on an object increases, its speed decreases.

When the force on an object increases, its speed stays the same.

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15 mins • 1 pt

What can you do to make a swing go higher?

push it more gently

push it harder

stop pushing

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Unit 8 Forces & Motion

Which is a push or a pull?

Look at the picture. Which force is being used to move the bicycle?

Denise gently taps a golf ball with her club. Maria hits a golf ball with a lot of force. What will happen?

Which force causes a ball to fall to the ground?

You claim that lessening a force on a ball will lessen its speed. What evidence supports this claim?

What claim can you make about how force affects the speed of an object?

What can you do to make a swing go higher?

You push a wagon gently. Then you push the same wagon hard. Which way of pushing the wagon will make it move more quickly?

Which object does a magnet attract?

Which kinds of objects does a magnet attract?

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