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Distance
The space between two objects
Motion
Any change in position of an object
Force
An object moves when this is applied
Friction
The force that occurs when one object rubs against another
Speed
The time it takes for something to move from one place to another
Gravity
The force that pulls us toward Earth
Repel
Two magnets either attract or do this toward each other
Position
The location of an object
Vibrates
A guitar string makes sound when this happens
Contact Force
The force that occurs when you push down on the floor with your foot
Iron
A magnetic force can attract this
Friction
Using the brakes on a bike is an example of this
Weight
The measure of how much gravity is pulling an object toward Earth
Pitch
When you measure how high or low a sound is, you measure the sounds what
Meters
Distance can be measured in this