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It slows things down.  \nRough surfaces cause more friction than smooth surfaces.  \nTry this: Rub your hands together. You can feel friction between your hands. Rub your hand on a few different surfaces like a table and your clothes.  \nWhich surface had the most friction? How do you know?  \nCircle one:  \n• You will slide faster if there is more / less friction on a playground slide.  \n• Which material would make more friction if you rubbed your hand on it? tile / carpet  \n• To slow down a speeding bike, brakes create a little / a lot of friction against the tires.  \n• If you tried to walk on ice you might slip because there is too much / too little friction.  \n• It is easier to pedal a bike on a dirt trail / a smooth road because there is more / less friction.  \nAnswers  \nCircle one:  \n• You will slide faster if there is more / less friction on a playground slide.  \n• Which material would make more friction if you rubbed your hand on it? tile / carpet   \n• To slow down a speeding bike, brakes create a little / a lot of friction against the tires.  \n• If you tried to walk on ice you might slip because there is too much / too little friction.  \n• It is easier to pedal a bike on a dirt trail / a smooth road because there is more / less friction.","cbCaifC8Q5JZhFvo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifC8Q5JZhFvo","pdf",70345,"English","# Introduction to Friction\n## Understanding Friction Effects\n## Practical Application Exercises","[{\"question\":\"What causes friction according to the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Friction is caused when things rub against each other, and it acts to slow objects down.\"},{\"question\":\"Does a rough surface or a smooth surface create more friction?\",\"answer\":\"Rough surfaces create more friction than smooth surfaces.\"},{\"question\":\"Why might someone slip while walking on ice?\",\"answer\":\"Walking on ice can cause a person to slip because there is too little friction between the shoes and the surface.\"}]","Grade 3 Science Worksheet - Friction | PDF",1791799889]