Worksheets3rd Grade- Gravity
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Which force on Earth pulls objects toward the ground?
gravity
throwing a ball in the air
objects falling
a person climbing a mountain
If there was no gravity on Earth, how would that affect objects on Earth?
objects would float up and not fall down
Objects would keep going up
objects would come down slowly
objects would all stay in the same place
How do objects overcome gravity?
They fall down
They use a force equal to the force of gravity
They use an opposite force, stronger than gravity
They don't overcome gravity
A cup is resting on a table. Why doesn't the cup fall to the floor?
Gravity is not pulling the cup down
The table is pushing the cup up
The table has a force equal to gravity trying to pull the cup down
The cup will eventually fall down because of gravity
If a person throws a ball up in the air, why does it come back down?
There is no force stronger than the force of gravity on the ball
It will go down because it is overcoming gravity
The person did not throw the ball high enough
The person did not throw the ball with enough force
If two scientists are doing an experiment on gravity, why should they share their data and results with each other?
They should do the experiment over again
They can read books on the same topic
They can learn from one another
They can teach students about science
Which of the following is a scientific observation?
The height of the table is 3 feet
The flowers smell like perfume
Cheerios taste better than Frosted Flakes
The bunny's hair is softer than the cat's hair
What are the types of forces?
moving an object
slide and crawl
tug of war
push and pull
