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Why?  \nAnswers  \n\n| | |\n| --- | --- |\n\nIs it easier to push a ball uphill or downhill? Why?  \nIt is easier to push a ball downhill because gravity helps pull objects downwards.","cbCaiaIVuj9KFqBq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaIVuj9KFqBq","pdf",120377,"English","# Understanding Forces and Motion\n## Motion and Speed\n## Gravity and Pushing Objects","[{\"question\":\"Which ball moves faster when pushed?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet asks students to identify which ball moves faster, providing a visual exercise to understand the relationship between force and speed.\"},{\"question\":\"Is it easier to push a ball uphill or downhill?\",\"answer\":\"It is easier to push a ball downhill because gravity naturally helps pull objects in a downward direction.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does gravity affect how we push objects?\",\"answer\":\"Gravity acts as a downward force, which can either assist movement when going downhill or create resistance when moving an object against the pull of gravity uphill.\"}]","Forces and Motion - Grade 1 Science Worksheet | PDF"]