Question

4 attraction is a type of force that pulls two objects together. what are two examples of attraction?

• raindrops falling toward the ground
• oil separating from water
• a balloon floating in the air
• a magnet clinging to a refrigerator door
• cookies baking in an oven

Explanation:

To determine examples of attraction (a force pulling objects together):

• Raindrops falling: Gravity pulls raindrops to Earth (attraction).
• Oil separating: This is due to density differences (not attraction).
• Balloon floating: Buoyancy (upward force, not attraction).
• Magnet clinging: Magnetic force pulls magnet to fridge (attraction).
• Cookies baking: Chemical change (not attraction).

So the two examples are raindrops falling and a magnet clinging.

Answer:

• Raindrops falling toward the ground
• A magnet clinging to a refrigerator door