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Forces - Movement and Speed

This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with forces and how they affect movement and speed, for example walking or running.

Lots of things move about, on the spot or from place to place. We use force to move about, and animals move about too. Planes, trains, cars and ships move from place to place. They carry people and goods. How fast we are moving is called our speed. Scientists studying forces watch things moving and work out their speed. Can you answer all these questions about being on the move?

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Cars use petrol or diesel to make them go. The further they go, the more petrol or diesel they use. Petrol and diesel are called _____.

Fuels

Food

Flavours

Fruits

Petrol and diesel are fuels. They give cars the energy to go

How fast you are going is called your _____.

Time

Speed

Energy

Force

The cheetah is the fastest land animal. It has a top speed of 75 miles per hour (120 kilometres per hour)

On our roads, we measure the speed of cars and lorries in:

Metres per second

Seconds

Miles

Miles per hour

The police use speed cameras to spot cars that are going too fast

Adam is running in a race. He starts to accelerate. Adam is then going ______.

Less quickly

Backwards

Slower

Faster

When a car accelerates it starts to go faster

Mark’s Mum works in a city. To get to work, she catches a ___.

Cold

Ball

Bus

Bicycle

Do you go on a bus? Where do you go?

When you go faster than walking, you are _______.

Hopping

Dawdling

Running

Crawling

Who is the fastest runner in your class?

Maria lives in Manchester. She goes to London. She takes the train. The train has wheels. It runs on ______.

Roads

Streets

Runways

Tracks

Have you ever been on a high-speed train? Where did you go?

These girls are running hard. Running takes a lot of energy. We get our energy from our ____.

Sleep

Food

Hair

Hands

Have you ever been told that you need to run off some energy? What do people mean when they say this?

After crawling, a baby starts to ____.

Walk

Run

Laugh

Cry

A baby that has just started to walk is called a toddler

10.

The picture shows a speed limit sign near Adil’s home. What is the speed limit near Adil’s home?

70 miles per hour

40 miles per hour

30 miles per hour

3 miles per hour

What is the speed limit near your home?

Author: David Bland

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