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    Exercise Science Unit 4

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    The document contains questions about forces, motion, and measurement. It asks students to identify examples of pushing, pulling, fast and periodic motion. It also contains questions about measuring lengths and distances using a ruler or measuring tape. True/false and fill-in-the-blank questions assess understanding of concepts like friction, motion in a straight line, and periodic motion.

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    Name :

    Exercise of Science Class :


    Theme 4

    I. Answer the following questions by crossing out A, B, or C

    1. A push is a force that moves things away. Look at the pictures below. Which
    activity shows pushing activity?
    a. b. c.

    2. A pull is a force that moves things closer. Which activity shows pulling activity?
    a. b. c.

    3. Look at the picture. Which is the incorrect statement based on


    the picture?
    a. A baker uses a force on dough to make puffs.
    b. A force can change the shape of an object.
    c. A force cannot change the shape of an object.

    4. An action that appears to move faster than normal is called fast motion. Look at
    the pictures. Which picture shows the fast motion?

    a. b. c.

    5. How can Maven make the bicycle go faster?


    a. Riding the bike slowly.
    b. Pushing the pedal fast.
    c. Stopping the brake.

    6. Which picture shows back and forth motion?


    a. b. c.
    7. The hands of a clock also show a circular movement. They
    repeat
    their movements at equal intervals of time. This motion is called
    …
    a. fast motion b. slow motion c. periodic motion

    8. How many cm long is the eraser below?

    a. 6 cm
    b. 5 cm
    c. 4 cm

    9. How far has the snail travelled?


    a. 7 cm
    b. 6 cm
    c. 5 cm

    10. How far did the duck swim?


    a. 10 cm
    b. 10.5 cm
    c. 11 cm

    II. Write True or False.


    11. Length cannot be measured using a ruler.

    12. A measuring tape is used to measure short lengths.

    13. A ruler is shorter than a measuring tape.

    14. The distance between two cities is more than the distance between two

    neighbouring houses.

    15. If there is no friction, we will not be able to walk.


    III. Fill in the blanks. Use the words given in the box.

    friction motion in a straight line periodic


    direction up and down

    Look at the pictures. State which type of motion is being shown.

    16. 17. 18.

    19. A force that slows down a moving object is called ___________

    20. A force can change the ____________ of a moving object.

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