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Froggy Jumps Forces and Motion QuizOnline version Forces and Motion Fourth Grade Science by lizzy cason 1 Which statement best describes a force in a real-world situation? a Something that makes objects heavier b A push or pull that can change an object's motion c A material objects are made of 2 A student pushes a box across the floor. Which action shows the push? a Holding the box still b Pulling the box toward themselves c A push 3 Why does a dropped pencil fall to the ground instead of floating? a Friction pushes it down b Balanced forces keep it moving c Gravity pulls it toward Earth 4 A soccer ball slows down as it rolls across grass. Which force is responsible? a Gravity b Acceleration c Friction 5 A book rests on a desk and does not move. What does this tell you about the forces acting on it? a They are balanced b They are unbalanced c Gravity is not acting 6 A skateboarder pushes off the ground and begins to roll forward. What caused the change in motion? a A push b Friction c Gravity 7 A car slows down as it approaches a stop sign. Which statement describes its acceleration? a It is not accelerating b It is accelerating because its speed is changing c It is accelerating only when it speeds up 8 Which situation shows friction helping someone? a A sled sliding quickly on ice b A ball falling straight down c Shoes gripping the sidewalk while running 9 Which action is an example of a pull that changes an object's motion? a Kicking a soccer ball b Pushing a chair under a desk c Dragging a heavy bag toward you 10 A student kicks a ball and it speeds up. What type of force caused the acceleration? a A push b Gravity c Balanced forces 11 A stronger force is applied to two identical toy cars. What will most likely happen to the car with the stronger push? a It will move faster or travel farther b It will move slower c It will become heavier 12 Which example shows gravity acting even when an object is not falling? a A balloon rising b A book resting on a shelf c A magnet attracting metal 13 A ball rolls across tile and then slows down on carpet. Why does it slow down more on the carpet? a The forces are balanced b Gravity is stronger on carpet c The carpet has more friction 14 Two teams pull on a rope with equal strength and the rope does not move. What does this show? a Balanced forces b Gravity is stronger c Unbalanced forces 15 A toy car suddenly changes direction after hitting a wall. What caused the change in motion? a Friction b Gravity c Unbalanced force 16 Which situation shows a push causing an object to start moving? a Pulling a wagon behind you b Shoving a heavy box so it begins sliding c Lifting a backpack 17 Why do your shoes not slide on the sidewalk when you walk? a Balanced forces stop motion b Gravity pushes your feet forward because it is a force c Friction between your shoes and the ground provides grip 18 A marble rolls faster down a steeper ramp. Which force is mainly responsible for this increase in speed? a Gravity b A pull c Friction 19 A ball continues rolling at the same speed in a straight line. What does this tell you about the forces acting on it? a They are unbalanced b c They are balanced 20 Which situation best demonstrates acceleration? a A runner keeping the same pace b A car slowing down as it approaches a red light c A ball sitting on the ground

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Forces and Motion QuizOnline version

by lizzy cason

Which statement best describes a force in a real-world situation?

A student pushes a box across the floor. Which action shows the push?

Why does a dropped pencil fall to the ground instead of floating?

A soccer ball slows down as it rolls across grass. Which force is responsible?

A book rests on a desk and does not move. What does this tell you about the forces acting on it?

A skateboarder pushes off the ground and begins to roll forward. What caused the change in motion?

A car slows down as it approaches a stop sign. Which statement describes its acceleration?

Which situation shows friction helping someone?

Which action is an example of a pull that changes an object's motion?

A student kicks a ball and it speeds up. What type of force caused the acceleration?

A stronger force is applied to two identical toy cars. What will most likely happen to the car with the stronger push?

Which example shows gravity acting even when an object is not falling?

A ball rolls across tile and then slows down on carpet. Why does it slow down more on the carpet?

Two teams pull on a rope with equal strength and the rope does not move. What does this show?

A toy car suddenly changes direction after hitting a wall. What caused the change in motion?

Which situation shows a push causing an object to start moving?

Why do your shoes not slide on the sidewalk when you walk?

A marble rolls faster down a steeper ramp. Which force is mainly responsible for this increase in speed?

A ball continues rolling at the same speed in a straight line. What does this tell you about the forces acting on it?

Which situation best demonstrates acceleration?