1) Identify whether the illustrations show a PUSH or a PULL to move the objects or a person.  a) PUSH b) PULL 2) Identify whether the illustrations show a PUSH or a PULL to move the objects or a person. a) PULL b) PUSH 3) Identify whether the illustrations show a PUSH or a PULL to move the objects or a person. a) PUSH b) PULL 4) Identify whether the illustrations show a PUSH or a PULL to move the objects or a person. a) PULL b) PUSH 5) Identify whether the illustrations show a PUSH or a PULL to move the objects or a person. a) True b) False 6) A book sliding on a table. a) Static friction b) Fluid friction c) Rolling friction d) Sliding friction 7) A car tire rolling on the road. a) Rolling friction b) Sliding friction c) Static friction d) Fluid friction 8) A boat moving through water. a) Static friction b) Sliding friction c) Fluid friction d) Rolling friction 9) A person standing still on a hill. a) Sliding friction b) Static friction c) Rolling friction d) Fluid friction 10) A skateboard moving down a ramp. a) Static friction b) Sliding friction c) Rolling friction d) Fluid friction 11) A sled sliding down a snowy hill. a) Sliding friction b) Static friction c) Rolling friction d) Fluid friction 12) A fish swimming in a pond. a) Static friction b) Fluid friction c) Rolling friction d) Sliding friction 13) A car parked on a slope. a) Rolling friction b) Sliding friction c) Static friction d) Fluid friction 14) A bicycle tire moving on a road. a) Static friction b) Sliding friction c) Fluid friction d) Rolling friction 15) A pen rolling off a desk. a) Static friction b) Sliding friction c) Fluid friction d) Rolling friction

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