Vocabulary
Newton's Laws
Motion
Force
Key Concepts
100
The amount of matter in an object is called its...
What is mass? 
100
An object in motion stays in motion unless...
What is "acted upon by an unblanaced force"?
100
This represents both speed and direction
What is velocity?
100
A force causes a change in an objects...
What is velocity? 
200
Force equals....
What is mass x acceleleration
200
A stronger ______ can cause a greater change in velocity
What is force?
200
An Objects _____________ determines its velocity change for a given force
300
These are the five ways an object can move...
What is start, stop, speed up, slow down, or change direction
300
This force is found between an object and the surface it is moving over
What is friction?
300
When two objects collide, both experience the same strength force, but in opposite _____________
What is direction?
400
This is what it's called when two objects hit each other
What is Collision?
400
This law is intertwined with Newton's first law states that a object will resist any change in its velocity. Hint: it is the reason we wear seat belts.
What is the law of inertia?
400
To speed up an object the force exerted must come from the _____________. To Slow down an object the force exerted must come from the ____________.
What is the same direction and the opposite direction?
400
If the same strength force is exerted on two objects of different masses, then the object with less mass will have a _________ change in velocity
500
Newton's ___ law is often reffered to as karma. The law states that...
What is "3rd" and "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction"?
500
An object with less mass collides into an object with more mass. Which object will have the great change in velocity?
What is the object with less mass? 
500
This is the direction you must apply force in to make an object start moving...
What is any direction? 
500
Understanding a ________ and ________ relationship can help you infer what led to a particular result.
What is cause and effect?