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Why does a rolling ball stop on the grass?
The grass slows the ball down
The ball gets tired
The ball wants to stop
The grass is green
How does a worm move?
He crawls
He runs
He flies
He jumps
What part of your body do you use to walk?
Your legs
Your arms
Your ears
Your nose
Which vehicle has no wheels?
A boat
A car
A bicycle
A scooter
How does a rocket move?
He shoots up
He rolls on the ground
He swims in water
He slowly crawls
What makes a car faster?
Giving gas
Brakes
Turning on the radio
Turning on the lights
What do you use to propel a toy car?
Your hand
Your ear
Your nose
Your hair
How does a kangaroo move?
He jumps
He swims
He flies
He rolls
What is the best way to make a revolving door move?
By giving it a push
By whistling at it
By staying still
By closing your eyes
What happens when you release a toy car on a slippery table?
It rolls on
It stops immediately
It jumps up
It goes the other way
What force does a magnet hold on the fridge?
Magnetic force
Gravity
Wind power
Muscle power
Why can a sailboat move?
By the power of the wind
By the colour of the sail
By the sound of the water
Due to the shape of the boat
What happens when you brake on the bike?
You start driving slower
You will drive faster
Your bike breaks down
Nothing happens
What do you use to turn a screw into the wood?
A screwdriver
A spoon
A pencil
Your fingers
What happens if you push harder against a door?
Door opens faster
The door opens more slowly
The door closes
Nothing happens
What happens when you remت on the bike?
You slow down and stop
You will drive faster
You are flying away
Nothing happens
What happens when two magnets with the same pole face each other?
They push each other away
They attract each other
They remain stationary
They are getting warmer
If you drop a bouncy ball on the ground, why does it bounce back up?
Because the ball is elastic and springs back
Because the ground is pushing him away
Because there is wind underneath
Because the ball is magnetic
Why is it easier to lift an empty box than a full one?
Because an empty box is lighter
Because an empty box is smaller
Because an empty box is smoother
Because an empty box is colder
What happens to a car's speed when you press the accelerator?
The car goes faster
The car slows down
The car stops
The car goes backwards
If you are on a seesaw with someone heavier, what happens?
The heavier person goes down
The lighter person goes down
The seesaw remains balanced
The seesaw begins to turn
Why do skates have sharp irons under the shoe?
To get a grip on the ice
To melt the ice
To make sound
To make the skates heavier
If you throw a stone into the water, what happens?
The stone sinks to the bottom
The stone floats
The stone evaporates
The stone gets bigger
If you drop a heavy object and a light object at the same time (without wind), which one falls earlier?
They fall just as fast
The heavy object falls faster
Light object falls faster
It depends on the colour
What is kinetic energy?
Energy that objects have when they move
Energy that objects have when they are stationary
Energy that only light has
Energy that only has heat
What happens to the speed of a car accelerating?
Speed increases
The speed remains the same
Speed decreases
The speed becomes zero
A rubber band that has been stretched has what kind of energy?
Elastic energy
Motion energy
Heat energy
Light energy
A pendulum moves back and forth through...
Gravity and kinetic energy
Magnetic force only
Electric power only
Wind
Why do you feel a force when you are on a merry-go-round?
Because your body wants to move in a straight line
Because the merry-go-round is too heavy
Because the earth rotates
Because there is too much wind
An electronic scale actually measures...
The force you apply to the scale
Your body temperature
Your height
Your heart rate
What force causes a car to brake?
Frictional force between brake pads and wheels
Gravity
Magnetic force
Driver muscle power
A yo-yo moves up and down by what forces?
Gravity and pull of the string
Magnetic force only
Electric power only
Frictional force only
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