Vocabulary
Motion
Friction
Magnets
Static Electricity
100

a push or a pull

force

100

How does the strength of the force affect the motion of the object?

The greater the force, the further the object will travel.

The greater the force, the faster the object will travel.

100

Does an ice-skating rink have high friction or low friction?

low friction

100

On a magnet, where is the force of magnetism the strongest?

at the poles

100

What is an example of static electricity?

getting a shock from another person, lightning, clothes sticking to each other when they come out of the dryer

200

the change of an object's position

motion

200

Describe a tug of war scenario that would represent balanced forces.

There would be equal forces on each side and the ribbon on the rope would not move.

200

Which has a greater level of friction--rubber shelf liner or parchment paper?

rubber shelf liner

200

Name two types of magnets that we learned about during our magnets lesson.

bar magnets, disc magnets, horseshoe magnets, mighty magnet

200

If you rub a balloon against your hair and then hold the balloon near your head, what will happen?

Your hair will be attracted to the balloon, and it will try to stick to the balloon.

300

Particles with a negative charge

Electrons

300

If the forces are unbalanced during a game of tug of war, the rope will move in the direction of __________________________________.

the greatest force

300

Friction is a force that opposes the motion between _________________________________________.

two surfaces that touch

300

Magnets are made mostly of __________________.

iron

300

True or False?

Static electricity involves negatively charged particles jumping to positively charged objects.

True

400

the force that attracts objects toward the earth

gravity

400

Pushing a box across the floor is using what kind of force to cause motion?

Friction

400

Why is it easier to pull a wagon on the sidewalk than on the grass?

The sidewalk is smooth and has less friction.

400

Name one way that magnets help us in real life.

Answers will vary (MRIs, recycling)

400

Static electricity is an imbalance of _________________________________ within or on the surface of a material.

electric charges

500

to push away

repel

500

A marble will speed up as it rolls down a ramp. The force pulling it down is called?

Gravity

500

How does friction affect an object's motion?

The greater the friction, the slower the object will move.

500

How could you make two magnets repel each other?

by placing their like poles near each other

500

If you rubbed two balloons on a piece of fabric and then put them close to each other, would they be attracted to each other?  Why or why not?

They would not be attracted to each other because they would each have the same type of charge.

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