Mia's Unit Review

Vocab(2-3)

100

To mix together

Combine

200

Anything that is visible or able to be touched

Object

300

A liquid mixture in which one substance is mixed evenly throughout another substance

Solution

400

Forces on an object that cause a change in the motion of the object

Unequal Forces

500

A combination of two or more substances in which each keeps its own properties and both can be easily separated

Mixture

Science

100

Name 1 solid, liquid, gas

Answers may vary

200

What is an ecosystem

a place where animals and plants interact and live and support each other

300

Brakes activate what in the ground?

Friction

400

Who is the GOAT of all GOATS

MY GLORIOUS KING LEEEEEEBBBBRRRRRROOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNN

500

Can you name 2-3 different types of energies?

Light, Heat, Sound, Mechanical, Chemical

Bonus/Challenge2x Points

100

What are the two types of forces

Equal and Unequal Forces

200

Who is the Newton(N) named after?

Sir Isaac Newton

300

Why is that we use Newtons for force??

We just do it was made in 1660 lol

400

DAILY DOUBLE 2X POINTS

A group of students drops the same heavy ball onto identical blocks of soft clay from different heights. The students observe that the higher the ball is held above the clay, the deeper the dent made in the block of clay.

What is the Dependent Variable?

The size of the crater made with the ball!

500

If Coach Wes was pushing a cart with 828N of force to the right, and ____ was pushing 4 times less than me. How much force is ____ pushing with to the left???

207N

Great Job!!!!!!!

Notes

100

Sand and Iron can be separated with a what?

Magnet

200

When an object moves, ____ is being done

Work

300

You can seperate mixtures with what tool(s)

Strainer, Tweezers, Sieves, Water

400

is a force that resists, or opposes, an object’s motion. It can cause an object to slow down or come to a complete stop

Friction

500

What are the 3 variables?

Independent, Dependent Variables

Control

True or False

100

Is lemonade is a mixture?

False, it is a solution

200

If I'm pushing a crate 13N left and ___ is pushing 20N right how many Newtons and in what direction will the crate go?

8N left

False 7N Right

300

Lucky Charms is a solution?

False 

Mixture

400

What is my homeroom's class mascot?

Mr. Lowe's Munchkins

False Minion(s)

500

Can you name one of Isaac Newtons 3 Laws of Motion

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  First Law: Objects in motion stay in motion, and objects at rest stay at rest, unless a force acts on them. Think of it as objects being "lazy" and wanting to keep doing whatever they are already doing.
  Second Law: The harder you push or pull an object, the faster it moves (or accelerates). If you push a big, heavy ball and a small, light ball with the same force, the small ball will speed up more because it has less mass.
  Third Law: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When you push on something, it pushes back on you just as hard.