Here's a short story: A toy truck is pushed across a rug and moves one inch forward. The same toy truck is pushed across a mirror and moves forward two feet. The toy truck moved further on the mirror because it had (A) more friction (B) less friction.. What is the most sensical answer between "mirror" and "rug"?
rug
Here's a short story: A soldier is hunkering down with a malnourished child in a foxhole in the middle of a war zone when an enemy grenade rolls between them. The child throws it first, but it barely moves more than a few feet. The soldier scrambles to grab it and chucks it clear across the battlefield, right back at the enemy. The reason it went farther is (A) the soldier has greater strength than the child (B) the child has greater strength than the soldier. What is the most sensical answer between "a soldier" and "a malnourished child"?
a soldier
Q: Here's a short story: Donald pushed a squeegee across the windshield of his car, then he pushed the squeegee across the asphalt parking lot. The squeegee moved faster across the windshield than it did across the asphalt because there was more resistance on the (A) windshield. (B) asphalt. What is the most sensical answer between "windshield" and "asphalt"?
A: asphalt
Question: Here's a short story: Tim found that his carriage got hotter after travelling through snow rather than through dirt. He than decided that _____ was rougher (A) snow (B) dirt. What is the most sensical answer between "snow" and "dirt"?
Answer: snow
*Question*
Here's a short story: Joe rolls a ball down the roof where it speeds up, then falls onto the grass, rolls, and slows down. The ball slowed down on the grass because it had (A) less resistance (B) greater resistance.. What is the most sensical answer between "roof" and "grass"?
**Answer**
grass
(Question)
Here's a short story: Sarah walked through the city and saw a tourist attraction she wanted to visit. She had several blocks to go to get to it, and the attraction looked very small. As she got close it though, it towered over her. This is because when she was close to it the attraction looked (A) much bigger (B) much smaller.. What is the most sensical answer between "tourist attraction up close" and "tourist attraction blocks away"?
(Answer)
tourist attraction up close