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The passage uses everyday examples such as bowling, baseball, and football to show that a ball needs applied force to move and that equal forces from opposite sides can cancel out. It also includes a simple hands-on experiment with a block to demonstrate sliding and equilibrium. 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Then answer each question.  \nForce  \nImagine you’re going bowling. You roll the ball down the lane, and it hits a bowling pin. The bowling pin stays up.  \nIs that what you would expect to happen? Probably not, because the bowling ball exerted force on the bowling pin, so it should have been knocked over! Force is the push or pull upon an object. Since the bowling ball moves and hits the bowling pin, the force causes the bowling pin to move, too.  \nIs force at work in other sports? Yes, it is! Think about baseball. The ball could not fly out of the stadium by itself. The pitcher uses the force of his or her arm to make the ball go. The batter uses force to make the bat hit the ball, so the ball will move towards the outfield.  \nWhat about football? The same force the pitchers use in baseball works in football, too. The ball cannot move by itself, the quarterback has to use force to throw the ball to another player.  \nHere’s a different situation: what happens when two football players who have the same strength go to block each other? They have the same strength and so they might have the same force on the other player. What happens if two objects that have the same force try to push from  \nopposite sides? Nothing! They players  \nwould stay in the same spot, trying to  \nforce the other, until the referee blows the whistle.  \nForce is not just at work in sports, either. You can experiment with force right now! Get a block. Use one hand to exert force on the block by pushing it  \nalong the surface of a table (not too  \nhard, you don’t want to break anything!) . What happens? The force makes the block slide. Now try putting one hand on each side of the block and push your hands together. Does the block move? Probably not, since you are probably exerting the same amount of force on each side of the block. If there is more force on one side of an object, it will move. If there is the same amount of force on all sides of the object, it will stay still. Have fun experimenting with force!  \nQuestions:  \n1. What is the short story mostly about?  \n2. What does the word “force ” mean? Highlight the sentence that tells you.  \n3. What is the main topic of the fifth paragraph?  \n4. Write what happens when force is exerted on one side of an object.  \n5. How is that different than if force is exerted on both sides of an object?  \n6. What causes an object to move?  \nAnswers:  \n1. What is the short story mostly about?  \nThe passage is mostly about how force works.  \n2. What does the word “force” mean? Highlight the sentence that tells you.  \nForce means strength or power. “Force is the push or pull upon an object.”  \n3. What is the main topic of the fifth paragraph?  \nThe main topic of the fifth paragraph is about two objects that push from opposite sides stay in the same spot, demonstrated with an example of two football players.  \n4. Write what happens when force is exerted on one side of an object.  \nWhen force is exerted on one side of an object, it forces that object to move.  \n5. How is that different than if force is exerted on both sides of an object?  \nIf the force is exerted on both sides of an object, it stays in place.  \n6. What causes an object to move?  \nForce causes an object to move.","cbCaibQpTJORmxLm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibQpTJORmxLm","pdf",122325,"English","# Reading\n## Short Story\n## Questions\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What is the short story mostly about?\",\"answer\":\"It is mostly about how force works and how it affects objects.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the word “force” mean in the passage?\",\"answer\":\"“Force” means strength or power, described as the push or pull upon an object.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens when equal forces are applied from opposite sides?\",\"answer\":\"Nothing changes—the object or players stay in the same spot because the forces balance out.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the block experiment show force?\",\"answer\":\"Pushing the block on one side makes it slide, while pushing with equal force on both sides keeps it from moving.\"}]","Force - Reading Comprehension Questions and Answers | PDF"]