Grade 2 · Physics
Grade 2 Physics practice
12 questions on light & optics, waves & sound, forces & equilibrium, magnetism & induction. The answer key is a separate download.
What is on the worksheet
Which one makes its own light: a flashlight that is on or a bicycle reflector?
- a bicycle reflector
- a flashlight that is on
Which sound is louder: a ticking watch or a fire truck siren?
- a ticking watch
- a fire truck siren
Is this a push or a pull? Towing a wagon behind you by its handle.
- a pull
- a push
Which object will a magnet pull toward it: a steel paper clip or a sheet of paper?
- a sheet of paper
- a steel paper clip
Which sound is louder: a ticking watch or a jet plane taking off?
- a jet plane taking off
- a ticking watch
Which one makes its own light: the Moon or a firefly?
- the Moon
- a firefly
Which sound is louder: a thunderclap or a ticking watch?
- a thunderclap
- a ticking watch
Which one makes its own light: the Sun or a bicycle reflector?
- the Sun
- a bicycle reflector
Which sound is quieter: a pencil writing on paper or a thunderclap?
- a pencil writing on paper
- a thunderclap
A child brings a drawer toward their body using its handle. What action is this?
- A pull
- A push
- A shadow
Which one makes its own light: the Moon or a lamp that is switched on?
- a lamp that is switched on
- the Moon
Which object will a magnet pull toward it: a steel bottle cap or a copper wire?
- a steel bottle cap
- a copper wire
Teach or revise the skill first
These short guides explain the idea with worked examples. Read one together before the worksheet, then use the sheet as practice.
- Pushes, pulls and changes in motion: Study guide for Kindergarten to Grade 2: 4 key ideas, including push or pull, observe the change and compare fairly; 2 worked examples and 3 practice questions. Describe familiar motions using an object, an action and a direction.
- Light, seeing and shadows: Study guide for Grades 1 to 3: 4 key ideas, including seeing an object, shadow and materials; 2 worked examples and 3 practice questions. Follow light from a source to an object and understand blocked light.
- Sound starts with vibration: Study guide for Grades 1 to 4: 4 key ideas, including vibration, travel and loudness and pitch; 2 worked examples and 3 practice questions. Connect observable vibration with sound without confusing loudness and pitch.
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