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Pressure is all around us, but often invisible! During this GPS scavenger hunt, you will discover how air pressure, water pressure and other forms of pressure affect our daily lives. From predicting the weather to understanding why planes can fly.

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

What do you feel when you press a pillow?
It becomes flat and soft It becomes hard as stone It will vibrate It gets very hot
How do you make water come out of a soap pump?
By pressing the pump By reversing the pump By lifting the pump By pointing to it
How do you make toothpaste come out of the tube?
By squeezing the tube By shaking the tube By turning the tube over By talking to the tube
How do you make glue come out of a glue stick?
By turning and pressing the wheel By shaking the stick By looking at it By holding it upside down
What do you feel when you press on a sponge?
He becomes soft and smaller He gets hard and bigger He gets hot It will vibrate
What happens when you press a biro's push button?
The tip of the pen emerges The pen changes colour The pen gets bigger The pen starts to vibrate
How do you make a print with a biscuit cutter?
By pressing it into the dough By throwing it into the air By singing to it By hiding it
Why can't you fold a paper when you sit on it?
Your weight creates too much pressure Paper hardens when you sit on it You are too heavy for paper Paper doesn't like people
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Why can't we walk through the air?
Air is not firm enough Air is too cold Air is too hot Sky is too blue
Why does a metal spoon sink in soup?
Metal is heavier than soup Metal is lighter than soup The spoon is too small The soup is too hot
How can you reshape plasticine?
By kneading and pressing it By blowing on it By looking at it By lifting it
What happens when you throw a ball hard against the wall?
He bounces back He sticks He disappears It will be square
What happens to water when you freeze it?
It becomes ice and expands It disappears It will be gas It gets blacker
What happens when you squeeze a sponge?
Air comes out Water comes out He gets tougher He breaks down
Why is it easy to walk through water?
Water is liquid Water is hard Water is dry Water is warm
What happens when you squeeze a full toothpaste tube?
Toothpaste comes out He gets bigger He is going to sink He changes shape
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What does a doctor use to measure blood pressure?
With a cuff around your arm With a thermometer With a stethoscope alone With a scale
Which object is best to use to flatten paper?
A book A spring A balloon A tennis ball
What allows you to suck up water with a straw?
Due to the air pressure pressing on the water By gravity Due to the temperature of the water By the colour of the straw
What happens if you hold a cardboard cup full of water upside down with a paper underneath?
The paper stays put due to air pressure Water falls out The cup gets broken The paper gets wet
Why is it easier to dive in deep water than in shallow water?
There is more room to move around Deep water is warmer There is less pressure in deep water Deep water is cleaner
What happens if you hold a syringe without a needle under water and withdraw the plunger?
Water enters the syringe Air enters the syringe The syringe breaks down Nothing happens
Why does water from a garden hose splash harder if you hold your thumb in front of it?
The gap gets smaller, so more pressure Your thumb makes the water warmer Water becomes cleaner The hose gets longer
Why is it easier to lift a heavy box than push it over rough sand?
When pushing, there is more friction The box becomes heavier when pushed The sand softens Your arms are stronger than your legs
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How does a barometer work?
It measures air pressure It measures temperature It measures humidity It measures wind speed
How is wind created?
Due to differences in air pressure Due to the earth's rotation By gravity By magnetism
What happens to an empty plastic bottle when you push it underwater?
It is depressed by the water pressure He gets bigger He changes colour Nothing happens
Why can you blow up a balloon with your mouth?
Your lungs can build up pressure Your breath is warm By gravity By magnetism
What is hydraulics?
Using fluid pressure to transmit force Measuring water temperature Cleaning water Storing water
Why does a balloon pop when too much air is pumped into it?
Air pressure becomes too high The rubber gets too cold Too much oxygen gets in The balloon becomes too heavy
What happens to a bottle of water when you freeze it?
It cracks due to expansion of the ice It gets smaller Nothing happens It evaporates
Why can't we survive in space without a space suit?
No air pressure and oxygen It is too dark Too much gravity Too much noise
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What is the pressure in a typical domestic gas pipe?
30 mbar 300 mbar 3 mbar 100 mbar
At what depth in water does the absolute pressure become exactly 3 atmospheres?
20 metres 30 metres 10 metres 40 metres
What is the pressure in the fuel injector of a modern diesel engine?
2000 bar 500 bar 1000 bar 3000 bar
Which physicist discovered that air has weight and therefore exerts pressure?
Evangelista Torricelli Blaise Pascal Robert Boyle Jacques Charles
What happens to bubbles in a soft drink when you open the bottle?
They get bigger through pressure reduction They become smaller through pressure reduction They remain the same size They disappear completely
What does Gay-Lussac's law describe in relation to pressure?
Pressure is proportional to absolute temperature at constant volume Pressure is inversely proportional to volume Pressure is proportional to volume at constant temperature Pressure is independent of temperature
What is the pressure in the eyes (intraocular pressure) normally?
15 mmHg 30 mmHg 5 mmHg 50 mmHg
How many Pascal is one atmosphere?
101,325 Pa 100,000 Pa 98,066 Pa 105,000 Pa
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