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Froggy Jumps GravityOnline version Cambrideg Lower Secondary Grade 7 by Veli Aliyev 1 Which statement best describes gravity? a A force that pushes objects away from the Earth b A force that attracts objects with mass towards each other c A force that only acts when objects touch 2 A book is released from a table and falls to the floor. What causes the book to fall? a Air pushing the book down b Gravity pulling the book towards the Earth c The mass of the book changing 3 Gravity is described as a non-contact force because it: a A. only works on very large objects b B. acts even when objects are not touching c C. needs air to travel through 4 Which change will most directly affect the motion of a falling object? a The colour of the object b The strength of gravity acting on it c The shape of the ground 5 Two objects have the same mass but are on different planets. Which statement is correct? a C. Their weight is the same, but their mass changes b B. Their mass is the same, but their weight may be different c A. Their mass and weight are the same on both planets 6 Which sentence correctly distinguishes between mass and weight? a A. Mass depends on gravity, but weight does not b B. Weight is the amount of matter in an object c C. Mass stays the same, but weight depends on gravity 7 Astronauts in space still experience gravity because: a gravity only acts near the Earth b gravity acts on all objects with mass c space has no forces 8 Which everyday situation best shows the effect of gravity? a A magnet attracting iron b A ball falling back to the ground after being thrown c A light switching on 9 Which investigation would best help a student explore the effect of gravity? a A. Measuring the temperature of objects b B. Dropping objects from the same height and timing their fall c C. Weighing objects using a balance 10 Which sentence uses scientific language correctly? a Gravity is strong because objects want to fall b Gravity is a force that attracts objects with mass c Gravity only works when objects are heavy

Froggy Jumps

GravityOnline version

Cambrideg Lower Secondary Grade 7

by Veli Aliyev

Which statement best describes gravity?

A force that pushes objects away from the Earth

A force that attracts objects with mass towards each other

A force that only acts when objects touch

A book is released from a table and falls to the floor. What causes the book to fall?

Air pushing the book down

Gravity pulling the book towards the Earth

The mass of the book changing

Gravity is described as a non-contact force because it:

A. only works on very large objects

B. acts even when objects are not touching

C. needs air to travel through

Which change will most directly affect the motion of a falling object?

The colour of the object

The strength of gravity acting on it

The shape of the ground

Two objects have the same mass but are on different planets. Which statement is correct?

C. Their weight is the same, but their mass changes

B. Their mass is the same, but their weight may be different

A. Their mass and weight are the same on both planets

Which sentence correctly distinguishes between mass and weight?

A. Mass depends on gravity, but weight does not

B. Weight is the amount of matter in an object

C. Mass stays the same, but weight depends on gravity

Astronauts in space still experience gravity because:

gravity only acts near the Earth

gravity acts on all objects with mass

space has no forces

Which everyday situation best shows the effect of gravity?

A magnet attracting iron

A ball falling back to the ground after being thrown

A light switching on

Which investigation would best help a student explore the effect of gravity?

A. Measuring the temperature of objects

B. Dropping objects from the same height and timing their fall

C. Weighing objects using a balance

Which sentence uses scientific language correctly?

Gravity is strong because objects want to fall

Gravity is a force that attracts objects with mass

Gravity only works when objects are heavy

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GravityOnline version

by Veli Aliyev

Which statement best describes gravity?

A book is released from a table and falls to the floor. What causes the book to fall?

Gravity is described as a non-contact force because it:

Which change will most directly affect the motion of a falling object?

Two objects have the same mass but are on different planets. Which statement is correct?

Which sentence correctly distinguishes between mass and weight?

Astronauts in space still experience gravity because:

Which everyday situation best shows the effect of gravity?

Which investigation would best help a student explore the effect of gravity?

Which sentence uses scientific language correctly?

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