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Simple Machines in Our Daily Lives
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What is an example of a ramp in nature?
a hill or mountain
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Scrеw helps to hold things tightly together.
False.
True.
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What do we do when we classify and categorize?
We group things that are similar.
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Which inventions are screws?
jar lid, light bulb, pen
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What part of a car is a simple machine?
a wheel and axle
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What is an example of a wedge we use for eating?
a knife or fork
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Which inventions are wheels and axles?
bicycle, truck, doorknob, car, Ferris wheel
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What are they?
wheelchair, jar lid, board, hammer
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Explain how a lever works.
The board rests on a point in the middle. When you push down on one end of the board, the other end goes up.
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A slide is a lever.
False.
True.
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Which invention do we use on many of our vehicles?
The wheel and axle.
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Simple machines make our lives easier.
False.
True.
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How many simple machines are there? Name them.
5. Lever, wheel and axle, ramp, wedge, sсrеw.
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The sharp edge of an axe pulls things together.
False.
True.
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Simple Machines in Or Daily Lives is a ____.
fantasy
science article
fiction
magazine article
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A seesaw is an example of a simple machine. Which one is it?
A lever.
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How does the wheel and axle work?
An axle goes into the middle of a wheel, making it easy to turn.
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Which inventions are wedges?
knife, fork, axe
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Why were simple machines invented?
To make lives easier.
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