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• A pulley uses grooved wheels and a rope to raise, lower, or move a load.

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Flag Pole

Mini Blinds

Crane

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• A straight rod or board• Turns on a point

known as a fulcrum.

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Door Hinge

See-Saw

Wheel Barrow

Pull Tabs

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• A wedge is an object with at least one slanting side

• It is an inclined plane that moves

• It ends in a sharp edge• Cuts or splits material apart

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Knife

Scissors

Axe

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• An inclined plane is a slanting surface

• Inclined means slanted – like a ramp

• It connects a lower level to a higher level

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Ramps

Stairs

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• A wheel with a rod – called an axle

• Lifts or moves loads• Some “wheels” of a

wheel and axle don’t look like wheels

• Doorknob or faucet handle

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Dump Trucks

Door Knob

WagonFaucet

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•An inclined plane wrapped around a shaft or cylinder.

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Bolts and Screws

Spiral Staircase

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1. An axe is an example of a:a. Pulley b. Wedge c. Wheel and Axle

2. You would use a pulley to:a. Cut food b. Hold pieces of wood together c.

Help raise a flag

3. What is the name of a simple machine with a slanting surface?

4. The fixed point around which a lever turns is called a:

a. screw b. fulcrum c. door knob

5. A pull tab on a soda can is an example of a: a. inclined plane b. screw c. lever

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