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    This document contains a 3 question quiz about seesaws and playground equipment: 1) The first question asks about balancing a seesaw and matching terms like fulcrum and clockwise to sentences. 2) The second question asks which playground attractions have a pivot, with choices including swings, seesaws, and roundabouts. 3) The third question shows a diagram of an unbalanced seesaw and asks to choose three ways to balance it, such as adding weight to one side or moving existing riders closer to or further from the pivot.

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    Look at The Diagram. Anil and Mark Are Sitting On A See-Saw and They Are Balanced

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    11/19/21, 11:54 AM https://connect.collins.co.uk/CLPAssessmentBuilderTryout/PrintTest.aspx?

    TestID=Es/Ssz/j7+Q=&isA=1

    Course name:
    Key Stage 3 Science Student Book 1

    Homework quiz

    1
    .
    Look at the diagram. Anil and Mark are sitting on a see-saw and
    they are
    balanced.

    Match
    the missing words to the incomplete sentences. [3 marks]

    To
    tip Anil higher, Mark has to move __ the
    pivot
    fulcrum.
    Mark
    gives the see-saw a __ turning effect. clockwise

    The
    see saw turns around the a __ (or fulcrum). away from

    Answer:

    To
    tip Anil higher, Mark has to move __ the
    away from
    fulcrum.

    Mark
    gives the see-saw a __ turning effect. clockwise

    The
    see saw turns around the a __ (or fulcrum). pivot

    2
    .
    Which three of these playground attractions have a pivot? [1 marks]

    Choice  1)    Roundabout

    Choice  2)    Slide

    Choice  3)    Swing

    Choice  4)    Seesaw

    Choice  5)    Bouncy castle

    Answer:
    Roundabout, Swing, Seesaw

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    3
    .
    Look at the diagram of a see-saw.

    Choose
    three ways to make the see-saw balance. [3 marks]

    Choice  1)    Another child could sit on the right side of the see-saw

    Choice  2)    Another child could sit on the left side of the see-saw

    Choice  3)    Becky could sit nearer to the pivot

    Choice  4)    Becky could sit further from the pivot

    Choice  5)    Alan could sit nearer to the pivot

    Choice  6)    Alan could sit further from the pivot

    Answer:
    Another child could sit on the left side of the see-saw, Becky could sit further from the
    pivot, Alan could sit nearer to the pivot

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