Daily Forces and Motion tests for kids

Gravity, friction, pushes, pulls, and how forces affect movement. Age-appropriate daily practice for ages 7–13.

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Sample questions

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Fill in the Blank

While riding your bike downhill, you feel a rush. This is because of the force of ____.

Answer: gravity

Gravity pulls you down the hill, making you go faster.

Multiple Choice

What happens when a moving skateboard suddenly hits a wall?

The skateboard bounces back and the rider stays uprightThe skateboard stops, but the rider may fall forward due to inertiaThe skateboard passes through the wall because it's moving fastThe skateboard slows down gradually over several seconds

The wall exerts a large force on the skateboard in the opposite direction of its motion. This force causes the skateboard to stop suddenly. The rider may fall forward due to inertia, as their body tends to continue moving forward while the skateboard stops.

True or False

Friction always speeds things up.

True False

Friction usually slows things down by opposing motion, like when rubbing your hands together.

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Daily Forces and Motion tests for kids

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