Forces A
Forces B
Definitions
Machines A
Units
Examples
Machines B
100

The attraction between all objects in the universe.

What is gravity?

100

A push or a pull

What is a force?

100

Force * Distance

What is work?

100

In reality most machines you see or use are not simple machines, but combinations of two or more simple ones that are called these.

What are compound machines?

100

Units for measuring distance.

What are meters or kilimeters?

100

A screwdriver is an example of this simple machine.

What is a wheel - and - axle?

100

A wheel barrow or a bottle opener are classic examples of this class of lever.

What is 2nd Class?

200

Assuming no friction, this happens when a chicken and an egg are dropped at the same time from the same height.

What is hit the ground/floor at the same time?

200

The force of a magnet.

What is magnetic force?

200

A push or a pull that may or may not cause a change in motion.

What is a force?

200

A wheel with a groove for a rope.

What is a pulley?

200

Official units for measuring amount of work.

What are joules?

200

A ramp is an example of this simple machine.

What is an inclined plane?


300

Friction has this nickname for its type of force.

What is the anti-motion force? 

300

The upward force exherted on an object by a liquid (usually water)

What is buoyant force?

300

The combination of all forces acting on an object.

What is the net force?

300

Two inclined planes back to back.

What is a wedge?

300

Official units for measuring force.

What are Newtons?

300

Cranes have many examples of this type of simple machine.

What are pulleys?

400

If there is no change in motion, forces are said to be _______.

What is balanced?

400

If something moves or changes direction after forces have acted on it there are these type of forces

What are unbalanced forces? 

400

A device that makes a task easier by changing the size or direction of a force or the distance over which the force acts.

What is a simple machine?

400

A bar that pivots on a fulcrum.

What is a lever?

400

Units we use to measure distance traveled in the U.S.

What are miles?

400

A knife is an example of this simple machine.

What is a wedge?

500

Your weight is this fraction less on the moon.

What is 1/6?

500

Generally speaking simple machines usually allow you to use less of this but do it over a longer period of time.

What is force?

500

The balance point on a lever that supports the arm but does not move.

What is the fulcrum?

500

A simple machine that helps you open a door, or twist in a screw, or steer a large truck.

What is a wheel-and-axle

500

Units we use in the U.S. to describe the pull of gravity on your body.

What are pounds?

500

The two simple machines that make a pair of scissors.

What are wedge and lever?


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