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Some things can be stretched or bent and return to their original shape - but not metal forks!

Forces - Stretchy Things

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Studying forces in science you will have learned about elasticity, or stretchiness. You already know about springs and rubber bands. If you don’t stretch them too far, they will bounce back into shape. This is very useful. Rubber bands, springs and other elastic things have lots of uses. They can hold things together. They can make things bounce. They can make things more comfortable. How much do you know about what stretchy things can do? Let's find out in this quiz on forces.

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1 .

This is a very simple clip. It holds pieces of paper and card together. It is made from metal. It is called a _________.

Paperclip

Cardclip

Staple

Drawing pin

Do you use paperclips at school?

2 .

This toy is in a playground. What makes the toy work?

A spring

Batteries

Electricity

The wind

Do you have toys like this in your local playground?

3 .

This is an old clockwork toy. To make it go you have to wind it up. Amy winds it up. She is winding up a ______ inside the toy.

Battery

Spring

Computer

Remote control

Wind-up clocks and watches have springs inside them too

4 .

This is a mountain bike. Mountain bikes can go over very rough ground. It is very bumpy. What do mountain bikes use to absorb the shocks?

Water

Rocks

Springs

Brakes

Cars and trucks also have springs

5 .

This clip holds lots of pieces of paper together. It is springy. The clip is made from _____.

Paper

Wood

Metal

Rubber

Most springs and clips are made from metal

6 .

Mark has a bow and arrow. Mark pulls back the string on the bow. When he lets go, the string and the bow go back to their original shape. What happens to the arrow?