Graphing Motion
Newton's Laws & Forces
Gravity / Free-fall & Engineering Design
Geology
Weather / Climate
Teacher Trivia
100

On this type of graph, a line's slope represents an object's acceleration.

What is a velocity vs time graph?

100

When you apply force on a trampoline, and it applies the same amount of force back to make you bounce, it is an example of this law of motion.

What is Newton's 3rd law: action & reaction?
100

This is often the first step of the engineering design process, where engineers identify what needs to be solved.

What is defining the problem (defining criteria and constraints)? 

100

This is a type of mechanical weathering, in which moving particles / sediments wear down rocks (in the same way that sandpaper wears down rough wood).

What is abrasion?

100

This greenhouse gas is responsible for ocean acidification

What is carbon dioxide?

100

The name of this guy


Who is Reggie?

200

The slope of this position vs time graph represents this about the object's motion.

What is the object's velocity?

200

This is how an object is moving... if the net of the forces acting on it are zero.

What is at constant velocity?

200

As distance between two objects increases, gravitational force does this.

What is decreases?

200
This is the name of the physical properties layer of the Earth that makes up the tectonic plates

What is the lithosphere

200

A warm front usually bring this type of weather.

What is steady precipitation followed by warmer temperatures?

200

Chirp chirp! This is where Mrs. Eudy went to college.

What is Ball State University?

300

Scalars have only magnitude, but vectors have these two components.

What are magnitude and direction?

300

This type of force always acts opposite to the direction of motion between two surfaces.

What is friction?

300

When an object is falling at a constant speed, it has reached this speed, which occurs when gravitational force and drag force are balanced.

What is air resistance?

300

This specific subtype of sedimentary rocks can be made from gravel, sand, silt, or clay.

What are clastic sedimentary rocks?

300

This is the lowest layer of the atmosphere, where weather occurs.

What is the troposphere?

300

Gross! This Adventure teacher HATES these invasive beetles, which look like ladybugs.

Who is Mrs. Summers?

400

An object starts at rest and accelerates uniformly. Describe the shape of its line on a velocity vs time graph.

What is a straight, diagonal line with a positive slope?

400

This is the net force on a 5 kg object accelerating at 3 m/s/s.

What is 15 newtons?

400

This factor is why drag force is greater on an open parachute than on a closed parachute.

What is surface area?

400

These geologic features form at any type of transform boundary

What are slip-strike faults?
400

These are the steady winds that blow from east to west near the equator.

What are trade winds?

400

These two Adventure teachers both love pizza with pepperoni and mushroom

Who are Mrs. Flamion and Miss K?

500

An object accelerates from 5 m/s to 25 m/s in 4 seconds. Calculate its acceleration.

What is 5 m/s/s?

500

A box is being pulled with 10 N to the right and 6 N to the left. This would be the resulting net force acting on the box.

What is a force of 4 N to the right?

500

The cyclical nature of this process allows engineers to refine and improve solutions multiple times.

What is iteration?

500

This type of plate boundary formed the mid-Atlantic ridge.

What is an oceanic-oceanic divergent boundary?
500

Ocean currents affect coastal climates by transporting this. 

What is heat?

500

Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace was first released in theaters on the same night that this Adventure teacher was born.

Who is Miss K?

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