Inclined Planes Worksheet
Explore the concept of inclined planes and how they make work easier for grade 3 students.
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Inclined Planes Worksheet
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An inclined plane is a simple machine that is a flat surface tilted at an angle. It helps us move objects up or down with less effort. Think of a ramp!
1. What is another name for an inclined plane?
A lever
A ramp
A wheel
A pulley
2. How does an inclined plane make work easier?
It makes objects heavier.
It reduces the distance you push.
It allows you to push with less force over a longer distance.
It makes objects lighter.
3. An inclined plane is a machine.
4. Ramps are examples of planes.
5. It is harder to push a box up a steep ramp than a gentle ramp.
True
False
6. Give two examples of inclined planes you might see in your daily life.
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