LANGUAGE
Is so/such small that we need a microscope to see it?
so
What is an applied force?
A push or a pull of an object.
Homophone of bare.
bear
soft ground where plants grow:
a) gleam
b) soil
c) wither
b) soil
Use your tongue to do something
lick
Runs so/such fast it could overtake a car?
so
It's the force that pushes back.
Normal force.
The girl hurt her heal / heel at the school.
heel
It means very hungry.
Starving
Jump high or far with a sudden movement.
leap
Has so/such good camouflage that it can hide easily?
such
Two equal forces acting in opposite directions.
Balanced force
After swimming all day the athletes were all soar / sore.
sore
It means to shine in a soft way.
gleam
Of a sound that is very squeaky.
high-pitched
What is your __________(explain) for the pet´s behavior?
explanation
Give one example of a noncontact force.
Weight.
Homophones are words that have the same.
a) spelled the same.
b) sounds.
c) meanings.
b) sounds.
What does it mean conceal?
To hide something.
Close one eye and open it quickly.
wink
Describe 5 animal body parts.
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What is the measure unit of force?
Newton (N)
Homophones have different.
a) spelled the same.
b) sounds.
c) meanings.
c) meanings.
What does it mean parched?
Extremely dry.
Resulting from a strong determination to succeed.
ambitious