Dynamics of Motion Quiz
Dynamics of Motion Quiz
Test your knowledge about the forces and motions that shape our physical world! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of basic scientific principles related to motion, forces, and energy.
Key Topics Covered:
- Forces: Push and Pull
- Types of Energy: Electrical and Natural
- The Role of Gravity
- Living vs. Non-Living Things
It makes things move. It is a push or pull
Motion
Force
Something moves if it changes its positions.
Motion
Force
Will bring an object away from you
Push
Pull
Will bring an object towards you
Push
Pull
It is a moving air. Natural force on earth that can make things move.
Water
Wind
This is also a natural force on earth especially when it is running. It has force that can move objects like boats and ships.
Water
Gravity
A force that attracts anything toward the center of the earth.
Gravity
Magnet
Can move objects made of metal or steel. It can be used to pick up objects.
Wind
Magnet
It has a force that makes things move and work. It is the mosr important form of energy we used everyday but it is dangerous.
Electricity
Magnet
Energy that is stored in charged particles within an electric field.
Electrical Energy
Magnet
The areas surrounding a charged particle.
Gravity
Electric fields
A force that moves objects downward. The earth pulls on all things with this force.
Electricity
Gravity
Things that can move by themselves, grow and reproduce.
Living things
Non-living things
Things that cannot move by themselves. They need something to make them move.
Living things
Non-living things
It is the process of learning about the natural world through observation and experimentation
Science
Magnetism
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