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Science Critical Thinking Assignment
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1In this picture, the pencil is levitating (floating). It can do this because of one of the properties of magnets. Which property is this?

- AUnlike poles of a magnet will attract.
- BLike poles of a magnet will repel.
- CMagnets always point north.
2The boy picked up a stone and it felt like sandpaper to him. This statement describes which property of the stone?
- Atexture
- Bsize
- Ccolor
3In this experiment, the balloon is able to pull the pop can because . . .

- A. . . the balloon has more negative charges than the can, and the can has mostly positive charges. Unlike charges are attracted.
- B. . . the balloon has more positive charges than the can, and the can has mostly negative charges. Unlike charges are attracted.
- CBoth the balloon and the can have a balance of positive and negative charges, so they are attracted to each other.
4Which object is NOT flexible?

- AA. rubber bands
- BB. T-shirt
- CC. garden hose
- DD. pencil
- EE. Slinky
5If the light is on, then the circuit is complete. This is an example of a ________ circuit.

- Aopen
- Bclosed
- Csmall
- Dlarge
6If two magnets are pushing each other away, the ends of the magnets have . . .
- Aunlike poles
- Blike poles
- Cno poles
7Look at the picture. The boy weighs more than the girl and will accelerate faster when pushed on the swing. This is an example of which of Newton's Laws of Motion?

- ANewton's First Law
- BNewton's Second Law
- CNewton's Third Law
8What's happening in this picture?

- AThe magnet is pulling through water to attract the metal discs.
- BThe magnet cannot attract the metal discs because they are underwater.
9What will happen in this picture?

- Aelectric current will transfer from the tea to the hand.
- Bheat will transfer from the tea to the hand.
- CNothing will happen. They will enjoy their tea.
10Label each picture with the correct Law of motion.

- ANewton's 1st Law
- BNewton's 2nd Law
- CNewton's 3rd Law
- DNewton's 1st Law
- ENewton's 2nd Law
- FNewton's 3rd Law
- GNewton's 1st Law
- HNewton's 2nd Law
- INewton's 3rd Law
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- Critical thinking assignment.
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