Problem Analysis:
The worksheet focuses on understanding the concepts of
push and
pull as forces. Students are asked to identify whether the actions depicted in the images involve pushing or pulling. Additionally, there are two open-ended questions at the end.
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Step-by-Step Solution:
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Part 1: Identify Push or Pull
For each image, we need to determine whether the action shown is a
push or a
pull.
1.
Image 1: A person is pushing a ball.
- The person is applying force to move the ball away from themselves.
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Answer:
Push
2.
Image 2: A person is pushing a stroller.
- The person is applying force to move the stroller forward.
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Answer:
Push
3.
Image 3: A person is pulling a wagon.
- The person is applying force to move the wagon toward themselves.
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Answer:
Pull
4.
Image 4: A person is climbing using a rope.
- The person is pulling the rope to lift themselves up.
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Answer:
Pull
5.
Image 5: A person is pushing a car.
- The person is applying force to move the car away from themselves.
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Answer:
Push
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Part 2: Open-Ended Questions
1.
Question: How to make an object move away from us?
- To make an object move away from us, we apply a
push force. This means we exert force in the direction opposite to where we want the object to go.
Answer: By pushing the object.
2.
Question: What will happen if you push an object hardly?
- If you push an object with a lot of force (hardly), the object will likely move faster or farther than if you pushed it gently. The harder the push, the greater the acceleration of the object, assuming no other forces (like friction) are limiting its motion.
Answer: The object will move faster or farther.
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Final Answers:
1. Image 1:
Push
2. Image 2:
Push
3. Image 3:
Pull
4. Image 4:
Pull
5. Image 5:
Push
#### Open-Ended Questions:
1. How to make an object move away from us?
Answer: By pushing the object.
2. What will happen if you push an object hardly?
Answer: The object will move faster or farther.
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Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. Push, 2. Push, 3. Pull, 4. Pull, 5. Push}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of push pull worksheet.
