Here's a short story: Sara is cleaning her bathroom. Her tub is old and not as smooth as it used to be. She notices the sponge moves over the tile easier than the tub. This is because the tub is worn and causes (A) more friction (B) less friction.. What is the most sensical answer between "tile" and "tub"?
tile
Here's a short story: Kathryn found that her cleaver stayed cooler after cutting bread rather than meat. This means that the _____ was more smooth (A) meat (B) bread. What is the most sensical answer between "bread" and "meat"?
meat
Q: Here's a short story: Rubbing your finger across a trackpad is very easy, but rubbing it across a piece of sandpaper results in high friction. Which surface will let you rub your finger a greater distance? (A) trackpad (B) sandpaper. What is the most sensical answer between "trackpad" and "sandpaper"?
A: trackpad
Question: Here's a short story: Rico is on his skateboard. He practices racing, and on the muddy path, he can finish a race in ten minutes. On the clear street, Rico finishes the race in five minutes. Rico can finish the race faster on the clear street because the clear street has (A) more friction (B) less friction.. What is the most sensical answer between "muddy path" and "clear street"?
Answer: clear street
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Here's a short story: Tyler wants to play with his sled, but there is no snow on the ground, so he sleds down a grassy hill. His sled barely moves. That winter, Tyler takes his sled down a snowy hill, and his sled slides very quickly. The snowy hill was better for sledding because it had (A) more resistance (B) less resistance.. What is the most sensical answer between "snowy hill" and "grassy hill"?
**Answer**
grassy hill
Q: Here's a short story: A hen can run faster then a turkey. If both run from the barn to the shed, which will get there sooner? (A) hen (B) turkey. What is the most sensical answer between "hen" and "turkey"?
A: hen