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Which of the following movements is NOT mentioned in the text as a way things move?
Which of the following movements is NOT mentioned in the text as a way things move?
- Rolling
- Slipping (correct)
- Hopping
- Bouncing
Which example would best describe 'sliding' as a way things move?
Which example would best describe 'sliding' as a way things move?
- A bird flying in the sky
- A book moving across a table (correct)
- A ball rolling down a hill
- A child pushing a swing
What is the main difference between walking and running, as described in the text?
What is the main difference between walking and running, as described in the text?
- The speed at which the movement occurs (correct)
- Whether or not the movement involves jumping
- The size of the living thing performing the movement
- The type of surface being used for movement
Which example best illustrates the use of 'pushing' to move a thing?
Which example best illustrates the use of 'pushing' to move a thing?
Based on the text, what is the common characteristic of 'walking' and 'hopping'?
Based on the text, what is the common characteristic of 'walking' and 'hopping'?
Flashcards
Bouncing
Bouncing
Movement up and down after hitting the ground, like a ball.
Rolling
Rolling
Movement by turning over and over on a surface, like wheels.
Sliding
Sliding
Movement easily over a surface, like a boy on a slide.
Pushing
Pushing
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Pulling
Pulling
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Study Notes
Motion and Movement
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Bouncing: A thing bounces when it moves up and down repeatedly after hitting a surface. Example: a ball.
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Rolling: A thing rolls when it turns over and over on a surface. Example: wheels, bottles.
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Sliding: A thing slides when it moves easily across a surface. Example: a boy sliding down a slide.
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Walking: A living thing takes small steps to move. Example: most animals and people.
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Running: A living thing takes long steps to move quickly. Example: a leopard.
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Hopping: A living thing jumps and moves forward. Example: a kangaroo.
Moving Things
- Pushing: Moving a thing away from you. For example, pushing a swing or ringing a bell.
- Pulling: Moving a thing toward you. For example, pulling a drawer open or flying a kite.
Additional Motion and Movement Concepts
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Pushing and Pulling: used to move objects.
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Lifting: Moving objects by raising them up. Example: shoes, bags, books.
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