WorksheetsOvercome gravity
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following is not an example of overcoming gravity
Hot air balloons fly high on the sky
The rocket blasts off high into the sky
plants grow up and away from the ground
A ball thrown up always comes down.
Lance wants to hang pictures on the refrigerator. What can he use to hold the pictures on the refrigerator so they do not fall?
A book
A magnet
It's impossible because the pictures will always fall down to the ground
Lance is swimming in the lake and is getting tired. He wants to float rather than sink. What can he use to overcome gravity?
Put on a life jacket
Put on a pair of sunglasses
Lance wants to get up high to take a good picture of the camp. What can he use to get in the sky to take a picture of the camp?
a hot air balloon
a rock
a camera
Is the kite overcoming gravity in this picture?
True
False
Even though this rocket has a very large mass, it is still able to overcome gravity.
True
False
The water is pulling the ball to the ground.
True
False
When we place a book on a shelf or hang a picture on the wall, we are _____________ gravity.
overcoming
overdoing
overdoing
overthrowing
Which picture does not show an object overcoming gravity?
Why is a ball floating in the pool an example of overcoming gravity?
The water is on the ground causing gravity to pull it down.
The water is between the ground and the ball, causing gravity to pull it down.
The ball is as close to the ground as possible, which supports the ball.
The water is between the ground and the ball and supports the ball.
What is the best example of overcoming gravity?
Hop off a rock
Jump out of a tree
Slide down a hill
Swim in the lake
Which object would be more likely to overcome gravity?
A cement mixer
A duck feather
A grey rhinoceros
A two-story house
