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A ___________ is an example of an inclined plane.
a) wheelbarrow
b) bicycle
c) ramp
d) knife
As an inclined plane becomes longer, the force needed to move the object becomes
a) smaller
b) larger
c) the same
d) twice as difficult
An ___________________ is a flat sloped surface.
a) wheel and axle
b) pulley
c) inclined plane
d) doorknob
A knife and an axe are examples of ______.
a) wheels and axles
b) wedges
c) levers
d) screws
Your front teeth can be considered to be a simple machine called a
a) screw
b) wheel and axle
c) wedge
d) pulley
A __________ is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder or post.
a) pulley
b) wedge
c) lever
d) screw
Nuts and bolts, a lightbulb, and most sodas include a simple machine called a _________.
a) screw
b) pulley
c) wheel and axle
d) lever
A baseball bat can be considered a _________________.
a) wheel and axle
b) pulley
c) inclined plane
d) lever
A lever must rest on a ___________________.
a) fulcrum
b) wheel
c) rope
d) sharp edge
Doorknobs, steering wheels, and a fan all use a simple machine called the ____________.
a) lever
b) pulley
c) wheel and axle
d) wedge
Sails on a sailboat, a flag on a flagpole, and some window blinds use a simple machine called a _______.
a) screw
b) lever
c) pulley
d) wedge
To open a bottle of champagne, you might need a _____________ to get the cork out.
a) cork screw
b) water wheel
c) pulley system
d) railed ramp
To pop the top off of an old fashioned bottle, you might need a _________.
a) bottle opener which is a pulley
b) bottle opener which is a lever
c) bottle opener which is a wheel and axle
d) bottle opener which is a friction
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