Magnet and Paper Clip Quiz

What will most likely occur as the magnet gets closer to the steel paper clip?

Que pasara al pasador de papel al moverse cerca del iman

• The paper clip will begin to move closer to the magnet.

  EL PASADOR SE MUEVE CERCA DEL IMAN

• The paper clip will move away from the magnet.

  EL PASADOR DEL PAPEL SE ALEJA

• The paper clip will vibrate and shake.

  PASADOR SE SACUDE Y VIBRA

• The paper clip will not interact with the magnet.

  NI PASARA NADA

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Throwing a ball into the air uses force to push the ball up or forward. What pulls the ball downward toward Earth?

AVENTANDO PELOTA AL AIRE USA FUERZA QUE EMPUJA ARRIBA.

QUE JALA LA PELOTA HACIA NOSOTROS

• Energy

  ENERIGIA

• Motion

  MOVIMIENTO

• Magnetism

  IMAN

• Gravity

  GRAVEDAD

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Some students predicted that a tennis ball would bounce higher than a golf ball. They conducted one test and found out that the golf ball bounced higher. What should they do to find out if their prediction was correct?

ALGUNOS ESTUDIANTES DICEN QUE UNA PELOTA THE TENIS REBOTA MAS QUE LA DE GOLF.

AL REVISAR, VIERON QUE LA DE GOLF REBOTA MAS ALTO.

QUE DEBEN HACER PARA ESTAR SEGUROS QUE LA PREDICCION ES CORRECTA?

• Replace the golf ball with a baseball.

  CAMBIAR PELOTAS UNA DE GOLF Y OTRA BEISBOL

• Repeat the test several more times.

  REPETIR EL EXPERIMENTO

• Agree that the first test was accurate.

  ESTAR DE ACUERDO QUE HICIERON TODO CORRECTO

• Drop the balls from a higher position.

  DEJAR CAER LAS PELOTAS UN POSICION MAS ALTA

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The picture shows a child with a wagon. If the boy moves forward, how will the position of the wagon change?

MIRA LA FOTO . EL NINO SE MUEVE ADELANTE, COMO CAMBIA DE POSICION EL VAGON

• The wagon will be pushed.

  EL VAGON SE EMPUJA

• The wagon will move by magnetism.

  EL VAGON SE MUEVE CON IMAN

• The wagon will be pulled.

  EL VAGON SE JALARA

• The wagon will not move.

  EL VAGON NO SE MUEVE

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Complete the following table by sorting the examples into gravity or not gravity categories. Move the answers to the correct boxes.

LA TABLE DICE UN LADO DE GRAVEDAD, LA OTRA NO ES GRAVEDAD

CUAL EL GRAVEDAD?

• water falling off a roof

  AGUA CAE DEL TECHO

• riding a bicycle

  MONTANDO BICICLETA

• a bird flying

  PAJARITO VOLANDO

• a car driving on a flat road

  CARRO CON LLANTA SIN AIRE

• a balloon floating in the air

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Complete the following table by sorting the examples into gravity or not gravity categories. Move the answers to the correct boxes.

LA TABLE DICE UN LADO DE GRAVEDAD, LA OTRA NO ES GRAVEDAD

CUAL NNNOOO ES GRAVEDAD?

• water falling off a roof

  AGUA CAE DEL TECHO

• riding a bicycle

  MONTANDO BICICLETA

• a bird flying

  PAJARITO VOLANDO

• a car driving on a flat road

  CARRO CON LLANTA SIN AIRE

• a balloon floating in the air

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The image shows the attraction between a magnet and a nail. Which other objects would be attracted to a magnet? Select TWO correct answers.

LA IMAGEN ES ATRACCION ENTRE CLAVO Y IMAN

OTROS DOS QUE PEGAN AL IMAN

• a crayon

• a steel key

  LLAVE

• a wooden block

  MADERA

• a safety pin

  SEGURO

• a string

  HILO

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Lea scored a goal for her soccer team. Which sentence BEST describes the motion and change in position of the soccer ball when it was kicked?

HIZO GOL. COMO SE CAMBIARA LA POSICION DEL BALON CUANDO LA PATEA?

• The soccer ball flew through the air toward Lea.

  BALON VIENE HACIA LA LEA

• The soccer ball rolled behind Lea.

  PELOTA ESTA DETRAS DE LEA

• The soccer ball rolled from Lea's foot into the soccer goal.

  BALON DEL PIE HACIA EL GOL, Y RED

• The soccer ball bounced away from the goal.

  PELOTA FUERA DEL GOL

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This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then answer Part B. Part A: James put two magnets close together. He placed the south pole of one magnet to the north pole of the other. Which of the statements below MOST LIKELY happened?

• The magnets pushed away from each other.

• The magnets pulled toward each other.

• The magnets did not move at all.

• The magnets moved around in circles.

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Part B: Which statement best supports Part A?

• Opposite poles on a magnet will not attract or repel each other.

• Opposite poles on a magnet repel each other.

• Opposite poles on a magnet attract each other.