This Grade 2 worksheet challenges students with multiple choice and fill-in items about forces and motion. Kids pick the best answer for four questions covering pushes, pulls, gravity, and friction, then finish five sentences using science words. Grade 2 learners must read carefully, compare options, and use evidence from pictures and sentences to show they understand how different forces act on everyday objects around them.
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Force & Motion
Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which force pulls a dropped apple toward the ground?
A) gravity
B) friction
C) wind
D) magnetism
2. Which action is a pull?
A) kicking a ball
B) closing a door
C) opening a drawer toward you
D) stomping a foot
3. Why does a sliding book stop on a rug?
A) gravity holds it
B) friction slows it
C) the book is heavy
D) the air stops it
4. What happens when a stronger push is given to a toy car?
A) it moves slower
B) it does not move
C) it moves faster
D) it spins in place
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. Earth's downward pulling force is gravity.
2. When two surfaces rub and slow motion, the force is friction.
3. Pushing a swing forward is an example of a push.
4. Dragging a wagon toward you is an example of a pull.
5. A change in position over time is called motion.
Force & Motion
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which force pulls a dropped apple toward the ground?
A) gravity
B) friction
C) wind
D) magnetism
2. Which action is a pull?
A) kicking a ball
B) closing a door
C) opening a drawer toward you
D) stomping a foot
3. Why does a sliding book stop on a rug?
A) gravity holds it
B) friction slows it
C) the book is heavy
D) the air stops it
4. What happens when a stronger push is given to a toy car?
A) it moves slower
B) it does not move
C) it moves faster
D) it spins in place
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Earth's downward pulling force is gravity.
2) When two surfaces rub and slow motion, the force is friction.
3) Pushing a swing forward is an example of a push.
4) Dragging a wagon toward you is an example of a pull.
5) A change in position over time is called motion.
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