Force
Friction
Lubricant
Motion
Predicting Motion
Magnetism
100

What is a force?

A push or pull on an object

100

What is friction?

A force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact.

100

What is a lubricant?

A substance used to reduce friction between surfaces.

100

What is motion?

The change of position of an object.

100

If I kick a ball, what can I predict will happen?

The ball will move in the direction I kicked it.

100

What is magnetism?

A force that can attract or repel certain materials, like iron.

200

Can you name something that uses force in everyday life?

Opening a door, pushing a shopping cart, etc

200

What can you feel when you slide your hands on a rough surface?

Friction

200

Can you name a common lubricant?

Oil or grease.

200

What do we call the path an object takes when it moves?

A trajectory.

200

What factors can affect how far a ball rolls when I throw it?

The force of the throw and the surface it rolls on.

200

What do we call the ends of a magnet?

Poles (north and south).

300

What happens to an object when a force is applied?

It can start moving, stop moving, or change direction.

300

 Name a situation where friction is helpful.

Walking, driving a car, etc

300

What happens when you use lubricant on a squeaky door?

It reduces friction and makes the door move smoothly.

300

What is the opposite of motion?

Rest

300

 If two cars are racing, how can we predict which one will win?

By looking at their speed and how fast they accelerate.

300

What happens if you bring two magnets close together?

They may attract or repel each other.

400

True or False (Must Explain): A force can only be applied by living things

False (forces can be applied by non-living things too)

400

What happens if there is no friction?

Objects would slide easily and not stop.

400

Why do machines need lubricants?

To help them work better and last longer by reducing friction

400

If a car is moving at a constant speed, what does that mean?

It’s moving at the same speed without speeding up or slowing down.

400

What happens when you push two objects with different weights?

The lighter object will move farther than the heavier one with the same push.

400

Can you name something in your house that uses magnets?

A refrigerator door or a magnetic toy.

500

What is gravity?

A force that pulls objects toward each other, like Earth pulling us down

500

What are two types of friction?

Static friction and kinetic friction.

500

What might happen if you don’t use lubricant on a bicycle chain?

The chain may rust or break because of too much friction.

500

How can we describe motion?

By its speed and direction.

500

If a skateboarder pushes off the ground, what will happen?

They will start moving forward.

500

 How does Earth act like a magnet?

Earth has a magnetic field that affects compasses and protects us from solar winds.

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