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McK PS Opps

Physical Science Opposite Choices

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Which of the following statements about forces is OPPOSITE to what actually occurs? a. A ball rolling down a hill speeds up due to gravity b. A magnet attracts iron objects when brought close c. Objects fall slower when gravity increases C
Which statement about heat transfer is the OPPOSITE of what happens in reality? a. Heat flows from cold objects to hot objects b. Metal conducts heat better than wood c. The sun warms the Earth through radiation A
Select the statement that is the OPPOSITE of how work and energy actually function: a. A moving object has kinetic energy b. Energy can be converted from one form to another c. Work increases when force decreases and distance stays the same C
Which description of force and motion is the OPPOSITE of reality? a. Heavier objects fall faster than lighter objects in a vacuum b. An object in motion stays in motion without outside forces c. Equal and opposite forces occur in pairs A
Choose the statement that is the OPPOSITE of how heat behaves: a. Heat causes most materials to contract b. Particles move faster as temperature increases c. Heat naturally flows from hot to cold d. Adding heat to water at 100°C causes its temperature A
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