Vocabulary
Forces
Types of Energy
Random
100

the change in the position of an object

Motion

100

Fill in the blank:

There is less friction on a _______ surface.

Smooth

100

Energy in motion - a roller coaster going down a hill

Kinetic Energy

100

To put an object in motion, what must you apply?

force

200

the ability to do work

Energy

200

This causes a ball to fall to the ground

Gravity

200

Energy associated with light - x-rays

Radiant Energy

200

What units do we use to measure Force?

Newtons

300

any push or pull

Force

300

The more massive the object, the _______ the force needs to be.

Greater

300

Energy associated with heat - Clothes Dryer

Thermal Energy

300

The amount of matter in an object

Mass

400

A force that works against motion

Friction

400

Sound is what form/type of energy?

Mechanical (Motion) Energy

400

Stored Energy - A rubber band that has been stretched as far as it will go

Potential Energy

400

Which item would have more mass, a pool inner tube or a watermelon? Why?

A watermelon, because it is a solid and contains more atoms (matter) 

500

The combination of all forces acting on an object.  All combined forces at to 0.

Net Force

500

Mrs. Sparks' car broke down. She tried pushing the car, but it wouldn't move. Her husband got out of the car and helped her. Together they were able to push the car to the side. Why wasn't Mrs. Sparks able to move the car by herself?

The car has a lot of mass. This means you need more force to move it. Together, Mrs. Sparks and her husband had more force and were able to move the car.

500

Energy associated with moving parts - Blender

Mechanical Energy

500
This describes the way a substance may change or react to form other substance. For example, wood burning.

Chemical Property/Change

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