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Push and Pull

ICSE · Class 4 · Science

Flashcards for Push and Pull — ICSE Class 4 Science. Quick Q&A cards covering key concepts, definitions, and formulas.

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Card 1Force

What is a force?

Answer

A force is a push or a pull. It can move an object, stop it, change its shape, or change its direction. For example, pushing a toy car makes it move.

Card 2Push

Give an example of a push.

Answer

Pushing a door to close it is an example of a push. The door moves away from you when you push it.

Card 3Pull

Give an example of a pull.

Answer

Pulling a drawer to open it is an example of a pull. The drawer moves towards you when you pull it.

Card 4Force

What happens when you apply force to a stationary object?

Answer

A force can make a stationary object move. For example, kicking a football at rest makes it move.

Card 5Force Effects

How can force change the shape of an object?

Answer

When you press or squeeze an object, its shape changes. For example, pressing a sponge changes its shape due to force.

Card 6Force Effects

How does force change the direction of a moving object?

Answer

When a force is applied from the side, it changes the object's path. For example, a footballer kicks a moving ball to change its direction.

Card 7Frictional Force

What force stops a rolling ball?

Answer

Frictional force stops a rolling ball. The ground and ball rub against each other, slowing it down until it stops.

Card 8Gravitational Force

Why does a ball thrown up come back down?

Answer

The Earth pulls the ball down with gravitational force. This force brings everything back to the ground.

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