Force and Motion. When you write a letter, what holds the desk and you to the floor?

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Force and Motion

When you write a letter, what holds the desk and you to the floor?

Gravity

____________ between your fingers and the pen keeps the pen upright.

friction

You can probably pick up an apple exerting just one __________ of force.

A Newton

Riding down a hill on your bicycle, slowing down, and turning are all examples of_________?

acceleration

When you watch a football game from a seat near the top of the stadium, your position and all the things around you are part of your ___________?

Frame of reference

Motion is stopped and started by ________?

force

____________ is a measure of the force of gravity and varies from planet to planet.

Weight

To find a runner’s _________, you need to know the distance he or she ran and the time it took.

Speed

How do you know if a runner is in motion? He keeps changing his ______________

Position