Here's a short story: A hatchback experiences less friction when driving on a desert highway then when driving on a jungle highway. This means the hatchback can drive a greater distance over the (A) jungle highway (B) desert highway. What is the most sensical answer between "desert highway" and "jungle highway"?
jungle highway
Here's a short story: Josh was playing outside. He rolled a ball on a wooden plank, but when it got to the grass it slowed down. This is because grass has (A) higher friction (B) lower friction.. What is the most sensical answer between "grass" and "wood plank"?
grass
Q: Here's a short story: Sue is in the airport terminal waiting for her flight to board and watching the planes as they fly in. She sees a plane a good distance from the airport flying closer and a few minutes later that same plane lands and pulls up to the terminal outside. When will the plane look like it has less size? (A) when it's off in the distance (B) when it right outside the terminal.. What is the most sensical answer between "plane off in the distance" and "plane approaching terminal"?
A: plane off in the distance
Question: Here's a short story: A child slips more easily on ice than on a sidewalk. This is because there is less friction on the (A) ice (B) sidewalk.. What is the most sensical answer between "ice" and "sidewalk"?
Answer: ice
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Here's a short story: Todd gets in his car on Monday and drives until he gets tired. He does the same thing on Tuesday but stops earlier in the day. On which day will he have covered less ground? (A) Monday (B) Tuesday. What is the most sensical answer between "car on Tuesday" and "car on Monday"?
**Answer**
car on Monday
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Here's a short story: Milo has always known that packed snow is smoother than loose snow because he rides his sleigh a lot. This information has led him to believe that his sleigh will experience more friction over the (A) packed snow or (B) loose snow. What is the most sensical answer between "packed snow" and "loose snow"?
**Answer**
loose snow