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Force & Motion

5th Grade - FL Standards

TermDefinition
gravity a force that pulls objects to or keeps on the ground on Earth, without having to touch the object
always When does gravity start to pull items down to the ground?
pull Which forced is used when drawing a bow and arrow?
mass a measurement of how much "stuff" or matter is inside an object.
less the ______ mass an object has, the farther it should travel compared to other objects if the same amount of force is applied.
child if the same amount of force is applied, who should swing higher - an adult or a child?
more the _____ mass an object has, the less it will travel compared to other objects if the same amount of force is applied.
force if an object has a lot of mass, _____ will have a smaller effect.
push Which force is typically used when moving a baby stroller?
hypothesis a testable explanation for an observation based on existing knowledge and evidence
unbalanced force when there is more force or pressure on or in an object compared to another object, such as a balloon that is blown up very big.
force If you are hitting baseballs that are all thrown with the same amount of force and you hit one ball really far, you most likely applied more ______ to that ball.
motion force effects the ___________ of an object.
balanced force keeps objects still.
more force The more mass an object has, the _____________ is needed to move the object.
magnetic A force that can push or pull certain metal objects without having to touch it.
motion continues until acted on by another force.
distance force A force that works without touching (like gravity and magnetism).
friction A force that slows motion when two surfaces rub against each other.
inertia an object's resistance to any change in its state of motion, meaning how easy or difficult it is to start or stop moving.
slow The more mass an item has, the longer it will take to ______ down.
less The ______ mass something has, the farther it will travel compared to other items when the same amount of force is used to move them.
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