Chapter 1 Test Review

How does a propeller move?

• In a straight line

• Back-and-forth

• Up and down

• In a circular motion

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When shooting an arrow, the motion of the arrow is usually—

• straight

• back-and-forth

• spinning

• circular

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Which image shows a back-and-forth motion?

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The top of a drum vibrates. It might make-

• Sound for your ears

• Light for your eyes

• Heat for your skin

• Smells for your nose

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What do the terms describe?

• Different types of sounds

• Types of vibrations

• Different forces

• Types of motions

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Students played with a toy. They recorded the toy’s motion on this table. Predict how the toy will move at 4:00.

• Circular

• Back-and-forth

• Spinning

• Straight

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Forces between objects can cause objects to—

• Move

• Change color

• Disappear

• Talk

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A student put a Ping-Pong ball on the floor and blew on it. How far did the Ping-Pong ball roll?

• 5 pencil lengths

• 1 pencil length

• 4 pencil lengths

• 2 pencil lengths

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Vibrating guitar strings make a sound because the strings have—

• back-and-forth motions

• spinning motions

• light motions

• bouncing motions

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Which TWO vibrating objects might make sound?

• Ball and Wings

• Wings and Cymbals

• Cymbals and LEGO Brick

• Ball and LEGO Brick

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