Quiz on Actions in Pictures

What is happening in the picture?

• Pull

• I don't know

• Push

• Jump

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Push' because the action depicted in the picture involves applying force away from oneself, which is characteristic of pushing. The other options do not accurately describe this action.

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What is happening in the picture?

• Pull

• I don't know

• Push

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Pull' because the action depicted in the picture involves pulling an object towards oneself, rather than pushing it away.

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What is happening in the picture?

• Pull

• Push

• I don't know

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Pull' because the action depicted in the picture involves a force being applied to draw something closer, rather than pushing it away.

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What is happening in the picture?

• Push

• I don't know

• Pull

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Push' because the action depicted in the picture involves applying force away from oneself, which is characteristic of pushing. The other options do not accurately describe this action.

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What is the length the swing moves are called?

• Distance

• Speed

• Weight

Answer explanation

The length of the swing moves is referred to as 'Distance'. This term describes how far the swing travels back and forth, distinguishing it from 'Speed' and 'Weight', which relate to motion and mass, respectively.

How far an object travels is ______.

• Distance

• Speed

• Time

• Velocity

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Distance' because it specifically refers to how far an object travels, while 'Speed', 'Time', and 'Velocity' relate to different aspects of motion.

What key word tells me I am measuring distance?

• how far

• how fast

• how long

Answer explanation

The key phrase "how far" indicates a measurement of distance. In contrast, "how fast" relates to speed and "how long" can refer to time or length, but does not specifically denote distance.

What is force?

• When an object is moving

• When an object is not moving

• A push or pull that makes an object move

Answer explanation

Force is defined as a push or pull that causes an object to move. This means that the correct answer highlights the essential role of force in changing the motion of an object.

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What is a push or a pull?

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How does Val make the swing go higher?

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