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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What draws everything to earth?
Gravity Wind Sound Light
A purple coat falls off the coat rack. Which direction?
Down To the top To the wall He continues to float
Which animal cannot fly and always falls down?
An elephant A bird A butterfly A bee
Hail falls from the sky. Where does it end up?
On the ground In the air Under the ground It disappears
Why do your toys stay on the floor?
By gravity They are tired They want to sleep They are afraid
Why can't humans fly like birds?
By gravity By the colour of their hair By their shoes By their clothing
If you let sand slide through your fingers, which way does it go?
Down To the top It continues to float It flies away
What happens to a balloon when you let go of the string?
He flies up He falls down He continues to float He gets smaller
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Why does a ball roll down a hill?
By gravity Because he is hungry Because he wants to play Through the rain
What happens to a spring you release?
He swirls down He flies away He gets bigger He turns red
Why do we stay on the ground?
By gravity By the wind Through our shoes By the sun
How do you help gravity with a seesaw?
By using your weight By shouting very loudly By closing your eyes By sitting very still
Why does sand fall through your fingers?
By gravity Because it is yellow Because it is hot Because it is dry
Why do marbles roll off your hand?
By gravity Because they are round Because they are slippery Because they have colours
Which toys use gravity?
A slide A puzzle A book A drawing
What happens to a paper handkerchief you let go of?
It swirls down It remains in the air It gets bigger It turns blue
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Where does gravity work?
Everywhere on earth Only in the Netherlands Indoors only Only at school
Why can bubbles fall so slowly?
They are very light They are round They are transparent They are wet
Which way does gravity point?
Down To the top To the left To the right
Which tools use gravity?
A hammer A pair of scissors A ruler A pencil
Whatever falls down?
Rain Fire Light Sound
How does something feel heavy?
It pulls down hard It feels warm It smells strong It makes noise
What is the best way to feel gravity?
By lifting something heavy By looking By listening By smelling
Which animal can 'overcome' gravity?
A bird An elephant A snail A cow
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Why can birds fly despite gravity?
Their wings give buoyancy They are lighter than air They have no mass Gravity does not work on birds
What would happen to water without gravity?
It would float in round drops It would evaporate It would freeze It would disappear
Which scientist discovered the law of gravity?
Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Galileo Galilei Thomas Edison
What do you call the force by which the earth pulls everything towards it?
Gravity Wind power Magnetism Electricity
How do you notice gravity when you are on a swing?
You feel your body pulling down into the lowest point By the wind in your hair By the sound of the swing You don't notice it at all
Why do planets have a round shape?
Gravity pulls everything towards the centre They were born that way Wind makes them round They roll through space
What do you call the point where all gravity seems to come from an object?
Centre of gravity Centre Starting point End point
What force keeps you in your seat when you sit?
Gravity pulls you down Magnetism Electricity Air resistance
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What is weight?
The force with which gravity pulls at you How big you are How much space you take up How fast you can run
According to the story, which object did Galilei use for his experiment with gravity?
Two balls from the tower of Pisa An apple from a tree A stone from the river A book from his desk
Why do mountains often have a pointed top?
Gravity pulls down loose rocks Wind blows the tops pointed They always grow so People make them so
What pulls the oceans causing ebb and flow?
The moon's gravity The wind Earth's rotation The sun
What is the shape of a planet's orbit around the sun?
An ellipse (oval shape) A perfect circle A square A straight line
How can you find your own centre of gravity?
By looking at where you are in balance By measuring your weight By measuring your height By using a compass
What is a pendulum?
A weight swinging back and forth by gravity A measuring instrument for temperature A kind of compass A tool to measure time with light
What is the gravity on the sun compared to the earth?
About 28 times stronger Exactly the same 10 times weaker There is no gravity on the sun
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What would your weight be on Jupiter if you weigh 60 kg on Earth?
Approximately 150 kg About 60 kg About 30 kg Approximately 240 kg
What is the speed of a falling object after 2 seconds of falling (without air resistance)?
19.6 m/s 9.8 m/s 39.2 m/s 4.9 m/s
What is the name of the force that makes astronauts feel weightless in space?
Free fall Anti-gravity Magnetism Centrifugal force
What phenomenon explains why you get pressed against your seat in a rollercoaster during a looping?
Centripetal force Extra gravity Magnetic force Electrical power
Why do bird feathers fall slower than stones?
Due to air resistance Because they are lighter Because they are made of organic material Due to the shape of the spring
What is the effect of gravity on time according to Einstein's theory of relativity?
Time slows down in strong gravitational fields Time moves faster in strong gravitational fields Gravity has no effect on time Time stops in gravitational fields
What is the fall acceleration on Earth (rounded)?
9.8 m/s² 9.8 m/s 10.2 m/s² 8.9 m/s²
What is the weight of an object with a mass of 10 kg on Earth?
98 Newton 10 Newton 100 Newton 10 kg
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What is the definition of weightlessness?
The absence of a supporting force The absence of gravity A mass of zero A speed of zero
Which planet in our solar system has the strongest gravity?
Jupiter Saturn Neptune Uranus
What happens to time in a strong gravitational field according to Einstein?
Time passes more slowly Time moves faster Time stops completely Time is reversed
What is the fall acceleration on Earth approximately?
9.8 m/s² 10.8 m/s² 8.8 m/s² 11.8 m/s²
What is the maximum height an object reaches if you throw it up vertically at 20 m/s?
Approximately 20.4 metres Approximately 40.8 metres About 10.2 metres Approximately 30.6 metres
Which concept describes Einstein's explanation of gravity?
Curvature of space-time Magnetic attraction Electrical charge Molecular bonding
Which phenomenon proves that gravity can bend light?
Gravitational lensing Doppler effect Photosynthesis Polarization
What causes ebb and flow on earth?
The gravitational pull of the moon Earth's rotation Solar wind Changes in atmospheric pressure
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