Grade 3 Foreign Language Exit Ticket: Forces

Forces Exit Ticket

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Grade 3 Foreign Language Exit Ticket: Forces

Forces Exit Ticket

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Grade: Grade 3

Subject: Foreign Language

Topic: Forces

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Questions: 50

Instructions:
Read each question carefully. Answer in simple English. Try your best to show what you know about forces.

Skills Practiced:

Forces
Foreign Language
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a force?

2Question

Circle the action that is a force: push, sing, sleep.

3Question

Circle the action that is a force: pull, read, smile.

4Question

What do you do when you push a door open?

5Question

What do you do when you pull a rope?

6Question

Is opening a drawer usually a push or a pull?

7Question

Is closing a box usually a push or a pull?

8Question

Name one thing you can push.

9Question

Name one thing you can pull.

10Question

Choose the best word: A force can make an object move or stop.

11Question

Choose the best word: A force can change the way an object goes.

12Question

What kind of force helps you start moving a toy car?

13Question

What kind of force helps you stop a rolling ball?

14Question

If you kick a ball, are you using a force?

15Question

If you lift a backpack, are you using a force?

16Question

Write the word that means to move something toward you: ______.

17Question

Write the word that means to move something away from you: ______.

18Question

Which force do you use to open a heavy gate: push or pull?

19Question

Which force do you use to shut a gate after entering: push or pull?

20Question

Can a force change how fast something moves?

21Question

Can a force make something stop moving?

22Question

Can a force make something start moving?

23Question

What is one example of pushing in the classroom?

24Question

What is one example of pulling in the classroom?

25Question

Is a tug on a rope a push or a pull?

26Question

Is pressing a button a push or a pull?

27Question

What force do you use to slide a book across a desk?

28Question

What force do you use to drag a toy wagon?

29Question

Which action uses more force: moving a feather or moving a heavy box?

30Question

Why do you need more force to move a heavy box?

31Question

Can two people push together?

32Question

Can two people pull together?

33Question

What do we call a push that makes something go faster?

34Question

What do we call a pull that brings something closer?

35Question

If an object is not moving, what can a force do to it?

36Question

If an object is moving, what can a force do to it?

37Question

Choose the best answer: A force can change direction, speed, or shape.

38Question

What happens when you squeeze a sponge?

39Question

Is squeezing a sponge a kind of force?

40Question

What is one object whose shape can change when you push or pull it?

41Question

In a race, why do runners push against the ground?

42Question

What force helps you open a zipper on a jacket?

43Question

What force helps you close a zipper on a jacket?

44Question

If you push a swing, what happens?

45Question

If you pull a sled, what happens?

46Question

Write one sentence using the word force.

47Question

Write one sentence using the word push.

48Question

Write one sentence using the word pull.

49Question

Think about a playground. Name one place you see a push or a pull.

50Question

What is the main idea of forces?

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A force is a push or a pull.
2	push
3	pull
4	You use a push.
5	You use a pull.
6	pull
7	push
8	Examples: a ball, a door, a chair.
9	Examples: a rope, a wagon, a drawer.
10	move or stop
11	change
12	A push or a pull.
13	A push or a pull can stop it.
14	Yes.
15	Yes.
16	pull
17	push
18	push or pull, depending on the gate
19	push or pull, depending on the gate
20	Yes.
21	Yes.
22	Yes.
23	Examples: pushing in a chair, pushing a door, pushing a box.
24	Examples: pulling a chair, pulling open a drawer, pulling a backpack.
25	pull
26	push
27	push
28	pull
29	moving a heavy box
30	Because it is heavier.
31	Yes.
32	Yes.
33	a stronger push
34	a pull
35	It can make it move.
36	It can make it stop or change direction.
37	Yes
38	Its shape changes.
39	Yes.
40	Examples: sponge, clay, paper.
41	To move forward.
42	pull
43	pull
44	It moves.
45	It moves.
46	Example: A force can push a ball.
47	Example: I push the door.
48	Example: I pull the rope.
49	Examples: swings, slide, seesaw, merry-go-round.
50	Forces are pushes and pulls that make things move, stop, or change.