What is a force?, A type of animal, A push or pull, A time, What is motion?, The amount of matter in an object, A force that pushes upward, A change in position after some time, What is attraction?, When objects move away from each other, When an object is pulled toward another object, When an object stops moving, What is repulsion?, When objects are pushed away from each other, When an object floats, When an object falls, What is buoyant force?, A force that pulls objects toward Earth, A force that pushes an object upward in water, A force from a magnet, What is magnetic force?, The force that makes objects float, The attraction of a magnet to certain metal objects, The force caused by two surfaces rubbing, What is a point of reference?, A type of force, What is a point of reference?, A fixed point that helps us describe the position of a moving object, What is a trajectory?, The path an object follows when it moves, The amount of matter in an object, A force that pulls objects down, What is gravity?, A force that attracts objects toward the center of Earth, A force that pushes objects away, A force that makes objects float, What is mass?, The measurement of gravity on an object, The amount of matter in an object, The path of an object, What is weight?, The measurement of gravity on an object, The amount of matter in an object, The path an object follows, What is friction?, A force that makes objects float, A force that happens when objects rub together or come into contact, A force from a magnet, What happens when forces are balanced?, The object always moves faster, The object becomes heavier, The movement does not change, Isaac Newton is connected to which important idea?, Gravity, Friction, Buoyant force, What happened in the story about Isaac Newton?, A ball floated in water, An apple fell from a tree, A magnet moved a paper clip

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