Newton's Laws
Force and Motion
Electromagnetism
Electric Motors and Generators
Electric and Magnetic Force
Atoms
100

If forces are moving in the same direction, _______ the forces.

What is add?

100
A push or pull acting on an object.

What is force?

100

Produced by a current of electricity flowing through a wire. 

What is a magnetic field.

100

Two main components of a generator. 

What are permanent magnets and a coil of conductive wire (copper). 

100

Name the two poles of a magnet.

What are north & south?

100

What are the 3 subatomic particles in an atom?

proton, neutron, electron

200

An object in motion tends to stay in motion & an object at rest tends to stay at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

What is Newton's 1st law?

200

Motion of the object represented by the graph below

What is traveling at a constant speed.

200

Three components of a simple electromagnet.

What are core, solenoid, power source.

200

Part of an electric motor responsible for switching current and magnetic field. 

What is commutator. 

200

Two types of charges in electric force

What is positive and negative 


200

Which two subatomic particles can balance the charge of an atom?

Proton and Electron 

300

Newton's 2nd Law shows there is a direct relationship between  ___________  and  __________

What is force and acceleration?

300

A force of 250N is applied to an object that accelerates at a rate of 5 m/sec2. What is the mass of the object?

What is 50kg?

300

Type of material most commonly used for the core of an electromagnet.

What is iron.

300

A coil of wire moving within two ______________, creates an electric current, also known as electromagnetic induction. 

What is Permanent Magnets/Magnets 

300

Name the three magnetic elements?

What are iron, nickel, & cobalt?

300

The atomic number tells us the number of ____________ within an atom. 

Protons

400

Newton's third law is known as the _______ and _________ law.

What is action & reaction?

400

The motion of the object represented by this picture 

What is an object traveling at a constant speed 

400

3 ways to increase the strength of an electromagnet. 

What are increase the number of coils, increase the strength of the power source, increase the strength of the core. 

400

2 ways to make a generator stronger.

What are more coils and stronger magnets. 

400

Which subatomic particle is transferred easily that changes the charge of objects?

Electrons 
400

What is the charge of the atom below?

Neutral 

500

If I kick a soccer ball with 100N of force, how many newtons of force is the soccer ball pushing back on my foot?

100N

500

Motion of the object pictured in the graph

What is an object at rest 

500
3 benefits of an electromagnet.

What are can be turned on/off, control the strength of the magnet, and reverse the polarity of the magnetic field.

500

3 ways to make an electric motor stronger.

What are:

1) More powerful Magnets 

2) More coils in the armature 

3) Stronger power source 

500

Two things the size of electric force depends on.

What are: 

1) distance of the charges 

2) size of the charges 

500

What is the charge of the atom below?

Neutral 

600

Net force of the image below


What is 100N Left

600

The perspective or viewpoint from which something is observed or measured, like a stationary object on the ground or a moving train

Frame of Reference 

600

Missing from below electromagnet 

What is core 

600

4 main parts of a simple electric motor.

What are: 

Power Source 

Armature (Electromagnet)

Commutator 

Permanent Magnets 

600

The interaction between the charged particles below

 

What is repelling. 

600

An atom is considered a ______________ because it has parts that work together to make a whole. 

System 

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