Kites

Which force is used to move this? (Flying kite)

• wind

• magnet

• moving water

• electricity

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This is a "moving air" that makes the kites and paper airplanes move up to the sky.

• wind

• electricity

• gravity

• magnetism

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Peter and Paul were flying kites close to a light pole and suddenly the kite got stock to the pole. This is a _________

• Good thing to do

• Dangerous thing to do

• Perfect thing to do

What force is primarily responsible for keeping a kite in the air?

• Lift

• Gravity

• Friction

• Magnetism

Which of the following materials is most suitable for making a kite?

• Wood

• Metal

• Plastic

• Glass

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What is the role of the string in kite flying?

• To provide lift

• To control the kite

• To add weight

• To generate electricity

Which scientific principle explains why a kite can fly?

• Bernoulli's Principle

• Newton's Third Law

• Archimedes' Principle

• Pascal's Law

What happens to a kite when the wind speed decreases?

• It rises higher

• It falls down

• It spins faster

• It remains stable

Why is it dangerous to fly a kite near power lines?

• It can cause a short circuit

• It can attract birds

• It can block sunlight

• It can interfere with radio signals

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What type of energy transformation occurs when a kite is flying?

• Kinetic to potential

• Potential to kinetic

• Chemical to electrical

• Thermal to mechanical

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