Kicking a Soccer Ball: Order of Ideas

Read about motion and force, then put its ideas in the order the passage gives them.

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Motion is when something moves, like a car driving down the street or a ball rolling on the ground.

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Motion is when something moves, like a car driving down the street or a ball rolling on the ground. Force is a push or pull that can change an object's motion. For example, when you kick a soccer ball, your foot pushes it, making it roll.

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If no one pushes or pulls it, the ball will just sit still. So, motion happens when forces make things move!

Question 1

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Which of these ideas comes first in the passage?

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Question 2

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What comes right after this sentence: “Force is a push or pull that can change an object's motion.”

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