Position and Motion
Gravity
Magnets
Friction
100

What is position?

Position tells where something is.

100

What is gravity?

Gravity is the force that pulls everything towards the Earth.

100

What are the names of the two poles on a magnet?

The North Pole and the South Pole.

100
How much friction there is is affected by the surface the object is moving on. Would there be more or less friction with a smooth surface?

Less


200

What is motion?

Motion tells how something moves.

200

What would happen without gravity?

Everything would float away.

200
Are magnets...

A) a push force

B) a pull force, or

C) both

C) both! They can attract and repel.

200

Will a ball roll quicker on the grass or sidewalk?

Sidewalk

300

Give the position of something around you.

Answers vary.

Ex. The computer is on top of the desk.

300

Is gravity a push force or a pull force?

Pull. It pulls things towards the Earth.

300

If you put two of the same pole together (S and S or N and N) do they attract (pull together) or repel (push apart)?

They repel. Push apart.

300

Will a grocery cart roll better in the parking lot or on the tile in the store?

The tile in the store.

400

Give an example of motion.

Answers vary.

Ex. The swing moves back and forth.

400

There is a plant sitting on a table. Since the plant is not on the floor, does that mean gravity is not acting on it?

NO! Gravity is working on everything, even something being held up by another object.

400

If you put two opposite poles together (N and S) do they attract (pull together) or repel (push apart)?

They attract. Pull together.

500

Give an example of a magnet you would see in the real world. 

Answers vary.

Ex. The refrigerator door is closed with a magnet.