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WorksheetsScience Thursday
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins
A push or pull on an object
energy
speed
force
work
the act of moving or changing
motion
gravity
friction
inertia
when 2 equal forces act in opposite directions the result is that forms are equal and there is no change.
friction
balanced forces
unbalanced forces
force
when one force is stronger than the other, the result is motion
balanced forces
friction
unbalanced forces
inertia
a force that attracts things to Earth.
gravity
force
inertia
motion
What happens with a lightweight object rubs against a heavy object?
it bounces forward
it bounces backwards
it stays the same
it speeds up
What is an example of Push motion?
Hammering a nail into a piece of wood.
Lifting a gallon of water.
Plucking the string of a guitar.
Opening a drawer.
An object at rest can can be changed by?
A push or pull
Temperature
Weight
Location
What is an example of Pull motion?
Kicking a ball.
Removing a plug.
Walking with a grocery cart.
Typing in a keyboard.
Shooting a basket and kicking a football are examples of?
Gravity
a push
a pull
Friction
Brushing your hair and putting on a pair of socks are examples of?
a push
a pull
gravity
friction
We can use both artificial and natural light in doing many different tasks.
True
False
Plants usually use light from bulbs to make their food.
True
False
Only humans can use sound for communications.
True
False
Some sounds warn us of danger.
True
False
In many industries, heat is used to melt, cut, and even to machines.
True
False
Sound is only for music.
True
False
Heat helps grow the fields.
True
False
Light is even more necessary than heat.
True
False
Light helps us see the beauty of the world.
True
False
Sound helps a blind person to feel and know the correct direction.
True
False
What helps our eyes to SEE?
light
sound
heat
Which one of these is the largest source of light on Earth?
A thermometer measures
temperature
weight
sound
light
If we add heat to chocolate, it will-
freeze
melt
change color
Which object below does not produce sound?
a piano
thunder
clapping
a cotton ball
The image shows-
light
heat
sound
The image shows-
light
heat
sound
This image shows-
light
heat
sound
This image shows-
light
heat
sound
Which object below does NOT produce heat?
fire
the sun
a volcano
a teddy bear
Which body part helps you to hear sound?
your eyes
your hands
your nose
your ears
TRUE or FALSE:
A lightbulb is a source of sound.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
A candle is a source of heat and light.
TRUE
FALSE
What energy is the boy using to read?
light
heat
sound
book
What energy is produced by the stereo?
sound
light
heat
What energy is produced by fireworks?
only light
sound and color
light, heat, and sound
Ice cream melts because of -
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
What energy is NOT produced by a hair dryer?
light
heat
sound
You can see through a window because it is-
transparent
translucent
opaque
This artwork lets some light through. It is-
translucent
transparent
opaque
You cannot see through the mug because it is-
opaque
transparent
translucent
The turkey cooks because of-
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
The ice cube melts because of-
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
You can hear a piano play because of-
sound energy
light energy
heat energy
All sound is created from-
vibrations
the sun
your eyes
fire
3 things are required to do _______________.
your toenails
work
motion
force
What is applied to an object to put it into motion?
force
work
motion
object
Force is applied to an ______________to put it into motion.
motion
force
work
object
Force is applied to an object to put it into ______________.
motion
work
object
force
Which simple machine is this?
screw
pulley
wedge
inclined plane
Which simple machine is this?
pulley
lever
wheel and axle
wedge
Which simple machine is this?
wheel and axle
lever
wedge
pulley
Which simple machine is this?
wheel and axle
pulley
screw
inclined plane
Which simple machine is this part of the shovel?
pulley
wheel and axle
wedge
screw
Which simple machine is this?
pulley
wheel and axle
screw
inclined plane
A seesaw is an example of a
wedge
lever
inclined plane
pulley
Stairs is a kind of a/an
wedge
pulley
inclined plane
wheel and axle
Lightbulb is a kind of a/an
wedge
pulley
incline plane
screw
This device is a kind of a/an
wedge
lever
incline plane
wheel and axle
The fixed point on the lever is called
load
resistance
bar
fulcrum
The device used to raise a flag up a flag pole is an example of a
wheel and axle
lever
inclined plane
pulley
Identify this simple machine
Lever
Wheel & Axle
Inclined Plane
Screw
What is an inclined plane?
wheels that turn on a post
made from two or more simple machines
flat surface that is higher at one end
uses a wheel and a rope to lift a load
