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Grade 6 Science: Forces and motion QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Matter and Energy — investigate forces, motion, energy, and simple machines NameDateScore 1. A rolled ball slows down on carpet faster than on tile. What best explains the difference? 2. Is this a push or a pull: tug a cart? 3. Which example shows a transfer of energy that changes motion? 4. What does friction usually do to a moving object? 5. Which change requires an unbalanced force? 6. Why is walking harder on ice than on dry pavement? 7. Is this a push or a pull: drag a box? 8. Is this a push or a pull: pull a ball? 9. Why does a parachute slow a skydiver's fall? 10. A stretched rubber band and a moving bicycle wheel both store or carry energy. Which pairing is best? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 6 Science: Forces and motion Ontario · Matter and Energy — investigate forces, motion, energy, and simple machines Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) Carpet creates more friction than tile. 2.A) a pull 3.D) A bat hits a ball and the ball speeds up. 4.C) slows it down 5.C) A still soccer ball begins to roll after a kick. 6.B) there is less friction on ice 7.D) a pull 8.C) a pull 9.C) Air resistance pushes up against the parachute. 10.C) The rubber band has potential energy; the wheel has kinetic energy. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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