WorksheetsU3W1 This is Friction Cold Read
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
You kick a ball. How far will it roll? When will it stop? It depends. If it lands on rough grass, it will stop soon. If it lands on a smooth playground, it will keep rolling.
Friction will stop the ball. Friction is a force. A force is a push or pull.
Friction happens when to objects, or things, rub together. Rough surfaces have more friction than smooth surfaces. Sand is rough. Ice is smooth. Sand has more friction than ice. It is hard to push a sled on sand. It is easy to push a sled on ice.
Why is it easy to slip on a wet floor? Water makes the floor very smooth. There is not much friction.
I have read the story.
I have not read the story.
If you kick a ball, what stops the ball?
the grass
sand
your foot
friction
What word means the same as objects?
surfaces
things
ice
sleds
Why is it easy to push a sled on ice?
Ice is rough.
Ice has a lot of friction.
Ice does not have much friction.
Sleds only work on ice.
Why did the author MOST LIKELY write "This is Friction?"
to tell readers how friction works
to tell readers a story about sledding
to tell readers how to keep from slipping
to tell readers how to throw a ball
Why will a ball stop soon if it lands on rough grass?
Rough grass has more friction.
Balls do not like rolling in grass.
Rough grass has holes in it.
Balls roll better in rough grass.
Which word shows an action that already happened?
roll
rolls
rolled
rolling
What does friction mean?
a smooth playground
a foot slipping on ice
a rough surface
a force that is a push or a pull
Why is it easy to slip on a wet floor?
A wet floor is smooth like ice.
A wet floor does not have much friction.
A foot can not stand on water.
A foot will make a lot of friction.
Which is easier to skate on?
ice
sand
