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Which of the following describes the force causing Jayden’s car to move down the ramp?

• Tension force

• Magnetic force

• Gravitational force

• Contact force

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JaNoah and Jayden are competing in a science fair challenge. Their task is to design a small car that can move without being touched. JaNoah uses a magnet under the car and another in his hand to push the car forward. Jayden sets up a ramp and lets gravity pull his car down. They observe and measure how the cars move, discussing how contact and non-contact forces influence the motion of their cars.

• GOT IT!

• I don't get it.

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How does JaNoah’s car move if he moves his magnet closer to the car?

• The car slows down.

• The car stops moving.

• The car moves faster.

• The car changes direction.

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Match the force with its correct description:

• Contact force

• A force that requires two objects to touch, like pushing or pulling.

• Magnetic force

• A contact force that resists motion between surfaces.

• Friction

• A force that acts at a distance, like gravity or magnetism.

• Non-contact force

• A non-contact force caused by magnets.

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Reorder the steps to describe how JaNoah’s magnet moves the car:

• JaNoah holds a magnet near the car.

• The distance between the car and JaNoah’s magnet changes the force strength.

• The magnetic force repels the magnet on the car.

• The car begins to move away from JaNoah’s magnet.

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Complete the sentence: Friction between the wheels and the ramp causes Jayden’s car to ​ (a)   .

• Speed up

• Slow down

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The Mars rover Curiosity launched from Florida in 2011. About eighteen months later, it landed on the surface of Mars. Though not the first rover to be on Mars, it is the largest with a mass of about 899 kilograms. Weight changes from one place to another in space due to gravitational force as shown using an example bowling ball in the image below. On Earth, Curiosity weighs 1,982 pounds. The data in the table was collected to show what Curiosity would weigh on different terrestrial objects in our inner solar system. The evidence in the image supports which argument?

• Mars and Curiosity do not exert gravitational forces on one another.

• Mars exerts the greatest gravitational force of all three celestial objects.

• The moon and Curiosity have the least gravitational force between them.

• Earth exerts about the same gravitational force on Curiosity as Mars does.

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Data was collected about the gravitational force between the space rover Curiosity and the celestrial objects (planets & moons) it could land on. Based on the data in the table, which celestrial object would has the greatest mass.

• Mercury

• Venus

• Moon

• Mars

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Determine the order of gravitational force between two objects of equal masses but different dstance between them.

• 10 meters

• 2 meters

• 6 meters

• 8 meters

• 4 meters

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Determine the order of gravitational force between two objects of different masses, but same distance between them.

Strongest force (1) and weakest force (5).

• 800 kg

• 1000 kg

• 200 kg

• 600 kg

• 400 kg

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