The tennis player throws the ball into the air. What happens to the ball?

The ball keeps going higher and higher

The ball goes up and then falls back down again

The ball is blown away by the wind

Why is this such hard work?

Because the man is pulling the crate downhill

Because the man is pushing the crate downhill

Because the man is pulling the crate uphill

Because the man is pushing the crate uphill

Sam is at a crossing. The red man is showing. What does the red man mean?

There are lots of people waiting

The rugby player is kicking the ball. What happens to the ball?

The ball goes up and comes back down again

The ball goes up and never comes back down again

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KS1 Science Forces - Friction and Gravity Quiz

Helping a young child to understand the world around them can be great fun and when it comes to friction and gravity, there are plenty of practical examples in…

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: Forces Friction And Gravity

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Forces Friction And Gravity with consistent method and answer precision.

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Helping a young child to understand the world around them can be great fun and when it comes to friction and gravity, there are plenty of practical examples in everyday life to choose from. For some theory practice, this year 1 and year 2 friendly KS1 Science quiz will ask questions on the basics.

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