Gravity in Action: Grade VI

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Froggy Jumps Gravity in Action: Grade VIOnline version Practical gravity concepts by ERWIN SEBASTIAN 1 What is gravity? a A magnetic pull b A push from your hand c The force pulling objects toward Earth. 2 Which action shows gravity in everyday life? a An apple falling from a tree b Pushing a door open c Turning on a light 3 How does gravity affect falling objects on Earth? a They float upward after release b They speed up, but air resistance can slow them c They stop instantly 4 What is a practical benefit of gravity? a It heats the ground b It keeps us on the ground so we can walk c It makes us float in the air 5 How do ramps use gravity? a They negate gravity completely b They push objects upward c Objects move downward mainly due to gravity 6 Why do astronauts feel weightless in space? a There is no gravity anywhere b Gravity is reversed in space c Because they are in free fall around Earth with tiny gravity effects 7 Gravity and orbits: why do planets stay around the Sun? a Gravity pulls planets toward the Sun while they move forward b The Sun spins them around with wind c Planets are glued to the Sun 8 Which device uses gravity for energy or advantage? a Wind turbine uses gravity b Hydroelectric dam uses water’s gravity to generate power c Solar panel uses gravity 9 If you drop a feather and a hammer on the Moon, they fall the same rate because? a There is no gravity b There is gravity and no air resistance c Air resistance is stronger on the Moon 10 Why is wearing a seat belt important in a car? a It removes gravity from the car b It helps keep you in place during stops, working with inertia and gravity c It makes you heavier

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Gravity in Action: Grade VIOnline version

Practical gravity concepts

by ERWIN SEBASTIAN

What is gravity?

A magnetic pull

A push from your hand

The force pulling objects toward Earth.

Which action shows gravity in everyday life?

An apple falling from a tree

Pushing a door open

Turning on a light

How does gravity affect falling objects on Earth?

They float upward after release

They speed up, but air resistance can slow them

They stop instantly

What is a practical benefit of gravity?

It heats the ground

It keeps us on the ground so we can walk

It makes us float in the air

How do ramps use gravity?

They negate gravity completely

They push objects upward

Objects move downward mainly due to gravity

Why do astronauts feel weightless in space?

There is no gravity anywhere

Gravity is reversed in space

Because they are in free fall around Earth with tiny gravity effects

Gravity and orbits: why do planets stay around the Sun?

Gravity pulls planets toward the Sun while they move forward

The Sun spins them around with wind

Planets are glued to the Sun

Which device uses gravity for energy or advantage?

Wind turbine uses gravity

Hydroelectric dam uses water’s gravity to generate power

Solar panel uses gravity

If you drop a feather and a hammer on the Moon, they fall the same rate because?

There is no gravity

There is gravity and no air resistance

Air resistance is stronger on the Moon

Why is wearing a seat belt important in a car?

It removes gravity from the car

It helps keep you in place during stops, working with inertia and gravity

It makes you heavier

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Gravity in Action: Grade VIOnline version

by ERWIN SEBASTIAN

What is gravity?

Which action shows gravity in everyday life?

How does gravity affect falling objects on Earth?

What is a practical benefit of gravity?

How do ramps use gravity?

Why do astronauts feel weightless in space?

Gravity and orbits: why do planets stay around the Sun?

Which device uses gravity for energy or advantage?

If you drop a feather and a hammer on the Moon, they fall the same rate because?

Why is wearing a seat belt important in a car?

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