Motion & Speed
Forces
Work & Power
Simple Machines
Simple Machine Examples
100

This is a change in an object's position

What is motion

100

This is a push or a pull

What is a force

100

This is the result of a force applied to an object that causes the object to move

What is work

100

This is the tool that is a rigid bar that rotates around a fixed point

What is a lever

100

This is an example of a lever

What is a hammer, broom, shovel, or fishing pole

200
A rocket or a train move in this type of motion 

What is moving along a line or path

200

This is the force that resists the motion of one object against another

What is friction

200

This is the amount of work done over a certain span of time

What is power

200

This is the tool that is a wheel with a rope that passes over the wheel to pull objects

What is a pulley

200

This is an example of a wheel-and-axle

What is a doorknob, bicycle wheel, rolling pin, or pencil sharpener

300

A carousel is an example of this type of motion

What is circular around a central point

300

This is the force pulling together all objects in the universe

What is gravity

300

Which of these two objects has more power and why- a sewing machine or a needle and thread

What is a sewing machine because it accomplishes the same amount of work in less time
300

This tool is a slanted surface

What is an inclined plane

300

This is an example of an inclined plane

What is a ramp, ladder,roller coaster, or slide

400

A violin string moving quickly is an example of this type of motion

What is back-and-forth

400

This is the person who studies motion

What is a physicist

400

This is a tool that requires only one force to be used

What is a simple machine

400

This tool is an inclined planed wrapped around a wheel-and-axle machine

What is a screw

400

This is an example of a screw

What is a jar lid, lightbulb base, swivel stool, or screw

500

This is the distance an object travels over a certain amount of time

What is speed

500

This is the law which states objects at rest stay at rest and objects in motion stay in motion until they are acted upon by an outside force

What is Newton's First Law of Motion

500

True or False: a car has more power than a bicycle does because it can accomplish the same amount of work in less time

What is TRUE

500

This tool is made from back-to-back inclined planes

What is a wedge

500

This is an example of a wedge

What is a knife, ax, tooth, or doorstop

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