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Let's go through each question and solve them step by step, based on the images and concepts of forces.
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1. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A man pulling a donkey by a rope)*
- The man is pulling the donkey.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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2. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A person lifting weights)*
- The person is lifting the barbell upward, which means they are pulling it up.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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3. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A hand pressing a button on an elevator panel)*
- The hand is pressing the button — this is a push.
✔ Answer: a. push
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4. Which item would you need to use the most force to pick up?
*(Images: a tennis ball, a bowling ball, a golf ball, a small orange ball)*
- Among these, the bowling ball is the heaviest.
✔ Answer: b. bowling ball
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5. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A hammer hitting a nail into wood)*
- The hammer is hitting the nail — this is a push.
✔ Answer: a. push
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6. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A girl picking apples from a tree)*
- She is reaching up and pulling the apple down.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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7. A force can make a stationary object...
- A force can cause a stationary object to move.
✔ Answer: a. move
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8. There are two types of forces. They are...
- Forces are classified as contact forces (like pushing or pulling) and non-contact forces (like gravity or magnetism).
✔ Answer: b. contact and non-contact
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9. What force pulls objects towards the Earth?
- This is gravity.
✔ Answer: b. Gravity
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10. What is motion?
- Motion is moving from one place to another.
✔ Answer: c. moving from one place to another
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11. Which of the following effects of force does the picture show?
*(Image: A boy kicking a soccer ball into a goal)*
- The ball was at rest, then the kick makes it move. So, the force moves the object.
✔ Answer: d. move the object
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12. What must be applied to push or pull an object?
- To push or pull, you need to apply force.
✔ Answer: a. force
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13. The two poles on a magnet are...
- Magnets have North and South poles.
✔ Answer: c. North and South
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14. Like magnetic poles
*(The question seems incomplete, but likely asking about behavior)*
- Like magnetic poles repel each other (e.g., North-North or South-South).
But since the options aren't fully visible, we assume it's asking what happens between like poles.
✔ Answer: Repel each other *(but not listed here; if multiple choice, likely missing option)*
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| Q# | Answer |
|----|--------|
| 1 | b. pull |
| 2 | b. pull |
| 3 | a. push |
| 4 | b. bowling ball |
| 5 | a. push |
| 6 | b. pull |
| 7 | a. move |
| 8 | b. contact and non-contact |
| 9 | b. Gravity |
| 10 | c. moving from one place to another |
| 11 | d. move the object |
| 12 | a. force |
| 13 | c. North and South |
| 14 | (Likely: repel each other) |
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation for any specific concept!
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1. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A man pulling a donkey by a rope)*
- The man is pulling the donkey.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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2. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A person lifting weights)*
- The person is lifting the barbell upward, which means they are pulling it up.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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3. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A hand pressing a button on an elevator panel)*
- The hand is pressing the button — this is a push.
✔ Answer: a. push
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4. Which item would you need to use the most force to pick up?
*(Images: a tennis ball, a bowling ball, a golf ball, a small orange ball)*
- Among these, the bowling ball is the heaviest.
✔ Answer: b. bowling ball
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5. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A hammer hitting a nail into wood)*
- The hammer is hitting the nail — this is a push.
✔ Answer: a. push
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6. What type of force do you see in this picture?
*(Image: A girl picking apples from a tree)*
- She is reaching up and pulling the apple down.
✔ Answer: b. pull
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7. A force can make a stationary object...
- A force can cause a stationary object to move.
✔ Answer: a. move
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8. There are two types of forces. They are...
- Forces are classified as contact forces (like pushing or pulling) and non-contact forces (like gravity or magnetism).
✔ Answer: b. contact and non-contact
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9. What force pulls objects towards the Earth?
- This is gravity.
✔ Answer: b. Gravity
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10. What is motion?
- Motion is moving from one place to another.
✔ Answer: c. moving from one place to another
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11. Which of the following effects of force does the picture show?
*(Image: A boy kicking a soccer ball into a goal)*
- The ball was at rest, then the kick makes it move. So, the force moves the object.
✔ Answer: d. move the object
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12. What must be applied to push or pull an object?
- To push or pull, you need to apply force.
✔ Answer: a. force
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13. The two poles on a magnet are...
- Magnets have North and South poles.
✔ Answer: c. North and South
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14. Like magnetic poles
*(The question seems incomplete, but likely asking about behavior)*
- Like magnetic poles repel each other (e.g., North-North or South-South).
But since the options aren't fully visible, we assume it's asking what happens between like poles.
✔ Answer: Repel each other *(but not listed here; if multiple choice, likely missing option)*
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
| Q# | Answer |
|----|--------|
| 1 | b. pull |
| 2 | b. pull |
| 3 | a. push |
| 4 | b. bowling ball |
| 5 | a. push |
| 6 | b. pull |
| 7 | a. move |
| 8 | b. contact and non-contact |
| 9 | b. Gravity |
| 10 | c. moving from one place to another |
| 11 | d. move the object |
| 12 | a. force |
| 13 | c. North and South |
| 14 | (Likely: repel each other) |
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation for any specific concept!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of force and motion worksheet for 4th grade.