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Educational worksheet on types of forces, helping students identify contact vs. non-contact forces and push vs. pull actions.

A worksheet titled "Types of Force" with four illustrations showing different forces: an apple falling, ice floating, a button being pressed, and magnets moving apart. The worksheet asks students to determine if each force requires contact and whether it is a push or a pull.

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1. The force causing the apple to fall → Force Doesn't Need Contact
2. The force causing the ice to float → Force Doesn't Need Contact
3. The force causing the button to be pressed → Force Needs Contact
4. The force causing the magnets to move apart → Force Doesn't Need Contact

5. Push
6. Pull
7. Push
8. Pull

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