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eraser
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fairy
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shark
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thief
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Give 1 example of friction in our lives.
Ex: Walking, rubbing hands, ball rolling...
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Name 5 non-magnetic objects.
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thief
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rocket
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rocket
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banana
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Only north poles attract magnetic materials. True or false?
False!
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Magnets can push and pull. True or false?
True!
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monster
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rocket
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rocket
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lifesaver
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We make more force when the object is heavier. True or false?
True!
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Friction happens in the same direction of the movement. True or false?
False.
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A forcemeter is a equipment to measure the gravity.
False!
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thief
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rocket
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rocket
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baam
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Name 1 magnetic object.
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Down is a different in different places of the Earth.
True!
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All magnets have a north pole and a south pole. True or false?
True!
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Gravity is the force that pulls objects towards the center of the Earth. True or false?
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Opposite poles will always attract each other. True or false?
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