Understanding Work, Force, and Displacement

Work is when you play outside.

Work is done when a force moves an object over a distance.

Work is when you read a book.

Work is when you sit still.

Force is a type of food.

Force is a color.

Force is a sound.

Displacement is the amount of time you sleep.

Displacement is the color of an object.

Displacement is how loud something is.

Holding a book without moving.

Pushing a box across the floor.

Sitting on a chair.

Watching TV.

A car stays parked in the garage.

A person stands still.

A clock ticks.

Because no force is used.

Because there is no displacement.

Because the bag is too heavy.

Because it is not fun.

Kicking a football.

Lifting a book.

Pushing a door open.

Because the wall does not move.

Because you are not strong.

Because walls are hard.

Because it is boring.