Please go to this website and spend at least ten minutes there reading and understanding the information about the three different classes of levers. Pay attention to the where the load is in relation to the fulcrum and the effort force: that will help you understand the three classes of lever.
When you have finished the quiz please comment on one question you got wrong. Then comment on one thing you learned. You must not have the same comment as a previous poster...
I learned that a crowbar is the same class as a hammer claw. Jake
ReplyDeleteOne of the questions that I got wrong was what kind of lever is a hockey stick I answered a hockey stick is not a lever but it is a third class lever. One thing that I learned was that scissors are a type of lever and that levers were invented in ancient Grease.
ReplyDeleteLena
I learned that a hockey stick is a third class leaver. Carly
ReplyDeleteThe question I got wrong is 11. I guessed a hockey stick is not a lever.
ReplyDeleteRyan
I got 10 and 13 wrong. I learned that the farther the fulcrum is from the effort force the less effort is needed.
ReplyDeleteJP
The one question I got wrong was the question were it asked you to say what kind of lever was a hockey stick. I said it wasn’t a lever but, I was wrong it is a third class lever. Anika
ReplyDeleteI thought for when the answer was advantage I miss understood the question and thought that it was what we measured it in and selected Kilograms but now I understand. One thing I learned was that pliers are two 1st class levers. Branden
ReplyDeleteOne question I got wrong was “what class is a crow bar”. One thing I learned was that a crowbar is a third class lever
ReplyDeleteJayden
I got the one about the crowbar wrong. That levers were used in prehistoric times.
ReplyDeletehannah
The question I got wrong was the a benefit obtained by using a lever is called an advantage and I chosen Newton there are disadvantage and there are advantages to the lever. Halle
ReplyDeleteOne question I got wrong was 12 the crowbar one due to a glitch.
ReplyDeleteI learned was that a hockey stick is class 3.
Lindsay
One of the questions I got wrong was the one about what you use to weigh the load. I got confused about how it said (n) after the question, so I thought it meant Newton’s. One thing I learned that a stapler is a second class lever. Catherine
ReplyDeleteI got the question about the benefit that levers have. I thought it was effort it was actually advantage. I learned that hammer’s claws are a First class lever.
ReplyDelete~Emily
I got 2 , 3, 10, 13 wrong .I learned that the effort decreases as the load moves farther from the fulcrum.
ReplyDeleteMartin
I got the question 12 wrong that one asked that what class is the crowbar. I learned that scissors is a 2nd class lever.
ReplyDeleteConnor.
I learned that a nut cracker is a 2nd class lever.
ReplyDeleteJosh
The question i got wrong was question 2. I learned that a benefit obtained by using a lever is called an advantage.
ReplyDeleteRebecca
I had got question 4 wrong it asked what unit is the effoet measured by load I had said kilogram but it was newtons. I have learned that they measure it by newtons.Simmy.
ReplyDeleteI got 3, 10, 11 and 12 wrong.
ReplyDeleteI learned that scissors are a first class lever.
Lindsey
The question I got wrong was: A crowbar is class one, class two, class three or class four. Now I know a crowbar is class one. That is one of the things that I have learned.
ReplyDeletejk
One of the questions I got wrong was 3, when the load is moved farther from the fulcrum it increases not decreases. One of the things that I learned is that a nutcracker is a lever and it is in class two and I know it is a lever because when you push on it goes down. Jadenn
ReplyDeleteThe question I got wrong was: A crowbar is class one, class two, class three or class four. Now I know a crowbar is class one. That is one of the things that I have learned.
ReplyDeletejk
I got question 12 wrong and I learned that a crowbar is a first class lever.
ReplyDeleteCameron
I got 3 and 5 wrong. I learned that, I that as the load is moved farther from the fulcrum, the effort needed to lift the load is increases it does not stay the same.
ReplyDeleteAastha
I learned that a hockey stick is a lever the type of lever it is a class three. Ben
ReplyDeleteOne of the questions I got wrong was question six. I thought the class two lever has the fulcrum in the middle but the class two lever has the load in the middle. I learned the stapler is a class two lever. Rielle.
ReplyDeleteThe question I got wrong was 13 because I pressed false instead of true. The thing I lernt was that the farther the effort force was from the fulcrum the less effort force you have to use. Jacob
ReplyDeleteI learned that when I got question 3 as the load is moved farther from the fulcrum, the effort needed to lift the load increases not decreases. J.M
ReplyDeleteI got the one about the crowbar wrong it was used in prehistoric times. Cole
ReplyDeleteI learned that if you move further a way from the fulcram the lighter you will apear. Kobe
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