Motion of Objects Review
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4th Grade
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Jennifer Lopez
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3 Slides • 17 Questions
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Test Review
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Multiple Choice
How do you describe the exact location of an object?
Force
Friction
Position
Motion
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The exact location of an object can be described by using the following words/phrases:
In front of...
Behind...
To the left of ....
To the right of ....
Above ....
Below ....
Think about the funny hamburger activity we did!
Position
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Multiple Choice
Which describes Mario's position?
Behind Luigi
Above Bowser
Between Princess Peach and Luigi
Below Donkey Kong
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Multiple Choice
What do you call a push or a pull acting on an object?
Position
Friction
Motion
Force
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To force something towards you, you PULL it.
To force something away from you, you PUSH it.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Force
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Multiple Choice
When we open our classroom door, what force do we use?
Push
Pull
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Multiple Choice
What is motion?
The height of an object.
The mass of an object.
The change in an objects position.
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Multiple Choice
What is the force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth?
Motion
Gravity
Position
Friction
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Multiple Choice
What is the opposition of gravity?
THINK: When you oppose to something, what are you doing?
Example: I oppose to giving homework on Fridays.
Energy not impacting gravity
Other forces not impacting gravity
Other forces working with gravity
Other forces working against gravity
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Multiple Choice
What is a force that resists motion?
Speed
Position
Friction
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Multiple Choice
Which surface would cause the most friction?
A smooth surface
An oily surface
A slippery surface
A rough surface
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Multiple Choice
What is speed?
How fast an object is moving.
The distance an object travels in a certain amount of time.
How slow an object is moving.
How hot an object gets in a certain amount of time.
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Multiple Choice
Objects with more mass require more force to put it in motion, compared to an object with less mass.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of motion occurring?
When an object is changing volume.
When an object is changing position and possibly changing direction or speed.
When an object is changing temperature.
When an object is changing mass.
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Multiple Choice
Why do scientists organize their data?
To make it more difficult to analyze and compare the data.
To make it easier to analyze and compare the data.
Scientists don't need to analyze and compare the data.
To make a change to their results.
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important for scientists to compare their results?
To draw reliable conclusions
To be able to change their data to match each other's results
To show how smart they are
Scientists do not need to compare their results.
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Multiple Select
Select all the FALSE statements:
Scientists MUST follow ALL the steps in the scientific method.
Scientists should change their predictions to match their results.
All scientific investigations include making observations and collecting evidence.
Scientists should include their opinions in their conclusions based on their experiments.
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE:
You make your prediction AFTER you collect your data.
TRUE
FALSE
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Poll
Do you have a COMPLETE science study guide for this unit?
YES, and I checked that my answers were correct on Canvas.
No, I do not have a study guide.
Test Review
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