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Push It or Pass It?

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In 'Push It or Pass It?', players are presented with a series of nouns. The objective is to decide whether to 'push' the noun forward (answer ✅) or 'pass' on it (answer ❌). It's a fun way to explore preferences and opinions on various items!

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In 'Push It or Pass It?', players are presented with a series of nouns. The objective is to decide whether to 'push' the noun forward (answer ✅) or 'pass' on it (answer ❌). It's a fun way to explore preferences and opinions on various items!

by Lorenzo Mariella
1

Motion means that an object is changing its position.

2

A ball that stays still is an example of motion.

3

Electrical energy can power a fan to make it move.

4

Objects always stay in motion forever unless a force stops them.

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Gravity is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth.

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