_________ is the invisible force that pulls everything down to the ground (Earth’s surface)., Energy, Gravity, Solar, Where is gravity pulling everything?, No where?, Down to the centre of the earth, Upwards, ________ is push or a pull that makes objects (things) move; it can be strong or weak., A force, Gravity, Rain, ________ means using a force to move things towards (to) you., Push, Pull, If you throw something up, gravity will pull it down., True, False, Without gravity people could just float away into space., True, False, Light objects do NOT get pulled down by gravity. , True, False, ALL objects get pulled downwards by gravity, True, False, Is measuring in centimetres standard or non-standard units?, Standard, Non-Standard, Is measuring in Newtons standard or non-standard units?, Standard, Non-Standard, Is measuring in paperclips standard or non-standard units?, Standard, Non-Standard, Is measuring in hands standard or non-standard units?, Standard, Non-Standard, What do you use to measure force?, A force meter, A scale, What happens to a book when you push it?, Nothing, It moves, Why does the book move?, Because I wanted it to, Because of a push/pull force.

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