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Generation Genius - Pushes and Pulls (Forces)Online version Generation Genius - Pushes and Pulls (Forces) by Vijo Gor 1 Which statement best describes a force? a A force is energy that objects store when they are still b A force is a push or a pull that can make objects move or change motion c A force is only something that makes objects move fast d A force is something that happens only when objects touch 2 A child pushes a shopping cart forward in a grocery store. This is an example of: a A pull because the cart moves toward the child b A push because force moves the cart away from the child c Motion without force because the cart has wheels d Direction without motion because the cart is already moving 3 Which situation is the best example of a pull? a Pulling a weed out of the ground toward your body b Pushing a door open with your hand c Kicking a soccer ball toward the goal d Throwing a ball across the playground 4 What happens when a stronger force is used on an object? a The object makes a bigger change in motion b The object always changes color or shape c The object makes a smaller change in motion d The object stops responding to force 5 Which example shows a force changing an object’s direction? a A moving ball being pushed sideways while rolling b A ball sitting still on the ground c A ball stopping after hitting a wall d A ball rolling slowly across the floor 6 Olivia pushed Elijah farther on the bowling lane by: a Changing direction without using force b Pulling instead of pushing c Using a stronger force in the correct direction d Using a weaker force in the same direction 7 Why is direction important when applying a force? a Because direction makes force weaker or stronger b Because force only works in one direction c Because direction decides where the object will move d Because objects choose their own direction 8 Which action shows a force making an object slow down or stop? a Watching a ball fall due to gravity b Letting a ball roll freely across the floor c Pushing a rolling ball so it stops moving d Waiting for an object to stop on its own 9 Motion means that an object: a Is being pushed or pulled b Is heavy and hard to move c Is changing its position over time d Is moving only very fast 10 A child lightly taps a ball and it barely moves. What does this show? a The direction was wrong b The force was weak and caused a small change c The ball resisted motion completely d The ball needed a pull instead of a push 11 Which situation uses both a push and a pull? a Dropping an object without touching it b Pulling a punching bag toward you, then pushing it away c Opening a door by pulling it toward you d Kicking a ball straight forward 12 Why does a shopping cart move farther when pushed harder? a Because the cart chooses to move farther b Because stronger forces cause bigger changes in motion c Because wheels remove the need for force d Because motion only depends on direction 13 Which statement about pushes and pulls is correct? a Pushes move objects away, and pulls move objects toward you b Pushes only change speed, not direction c Pushes and pulls only work if objects are heavy d Pulls are always stronger than pushes 14 If a golf ball rolls the wrong way on a homemade course, what must you do? a Wait for the ball to fix its motion b Stop using force completely c Use only a weaker force next time d Use another force to change its direction 15 Which sentence best summarizes what you learned? a Forces only work when objects are already moving b Motion happens without forces most of the time c Forces are only used in sports and games d Forces are pushes or pulls that change motion, speed, or direction

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Generation Genius - Pushes and Pulls (Forces)Online version

by Vijo Gor

Which statement best describes a force?

A child pushes a shopping cart forward in a grocery store. This is an example of:

Which situation is the best example of a pull?

What happens when a stronger force is used on an object?

Which example shows a force changing an object’s direction?

Olivia pushed Elijah farther on the bowling lane by:

Why is direction important when applying a force?

Which action shows a force making an object slow down or stop?

Motion means that an object:

A child lightly taps a ball and it barely moves. What does this show?

Which situation uses both a push and a pull?

Why does a shopping cart move farther when pushed harder?

Which statement about pushes and pulls is correct?

If a golf ball rolls the wrong way on a homemade course, what must you do?

Which sentence best summarizes what you learned?