Force and Motion 1
Force and Motion 2
Force and Motion/Some Common Forces
Some Common Forces 2
Some Common Forces 3
100

This is the change in position and direction of an object. Another name for this is movement. 

Motion

100

Push or Pull: Bringing something further away from you

Push

100

True or False: A banana is not magnetic. 

True

100

These are one of the forces in nature. It helps tree branches sway and it causes windmills to spin. 

Wind

100

True or False: A fork is not magnetic. 

False

200

Push or Pull: Bringing something closer to you.

Pull

200

This refers to a location or position. What is this called?

Reference Point

200

These are objects attracted by magnets: Magnetic Materials or Non-Magnetic Materials?

Magnetic Materials

200

This is a natural force that moves objects. It can carry sand and soil from one place to another. It can move logs down from a mountain. 

Water

200
True or False: Pins, Nails, Paper Clips, and pieces of Aluminum Foil are attracted by magnets. 

True

300

This is a push or pull. This is what makes an object move. 

Force

300

This describes your location. 

Position

300

True or False: A scarf is magnetic. 

False

300

When you place the north pole of one magnet to the south pole of another magnet, the magnets stick to one another. This is called what?

Attraction

300

When you place the north pole of one magnet to the north pole of another magnet, they push each other away. This is called what?

Repulsion

400

These are forces that cause changes in motion. For example, when you push a wall, it pushes back on you. 

Unbalanced Force

400

These are forces that are equal in amount an opposite in direction. They cancel each other out. An example of this is two people playing a game of tug-of-war. 

Balanced Force

400

Name an example of a PUSH. 

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400

Which of these forces is a pull?

a. hitting a ball

b. closing a drawer

c. lifting a bag

d. typing on a keyboard

c. lifting a bag

400

What can force do?

a. move an object

b. stop an object

c. change the direction of an object

d. move, stop, or change the direction of an object

a. move an object

500


Pull

500


Push

500

This is the force that keeps us on the surface of Earth. It makes objects move toward the center of the Earth. 

Gravity

500

This is the name of the physicist and mathematician that discovered the Apple Theory of Gravity. 

Sir Isaac Newton

500

This is the area around a magnet where the magnetic force is felt. 

Magnetic Field