Types of Collisions
Experimenting
Materials
Forces
Mr. Harris's Choice
100
Dropping your phone on the ground is a type what collision.
What is Type A?
100
What is a constant or control?
Something in a an experiment that stays the same.
100
What material is easier to break, wooden stirrers or styrofoam?
Wood Stirrers
100
A push or pull is a
Force
100
What sport does Mr. Harris coach?
Football
200
Hitting a golf ball with a club is a type what collision?
What is a type b?
200
What is the variable that is changed or manipulated by us?
The independent variable
200
A tennis ball is slammed on the ground, does it bend at all?
Yes
200
The more you force you use the more likely somethings will
Break
200
Who is this?
Mr. Harris's Wife
300
Hitting a baseball bat with a baseball is a type what collision.
What is a type c?
300
What variable is the result of the experiment?
The dependent variable
300
What is the most fragile part of the phone?
The screen
300
How many laws of motion did Newton come up with?
3
300
How many football games has Mr. Harris reffed?
1
400
Stomping on my brothers phone is a type what collision?
What is a type B?
400
What is the first thing you do to start an experiment?
Ask a question.
400
What is a common material used to help protect phones?
Plastic/Rubber
400
Finish the statement: Every action has an
equal and opposite reaction
400
Who is Mr. Harris's favorite college football team?
Florida State Seminoles
500
About how many very seconds does someone crack their phone screen?
What is every two seconds?
500
What do we call what we collect for an experiment?
Data
500
What is a scientific word we use for rubber bands?
Elastic
500
The equation for Newton's first law of motion is
F=MxA
500
Where did Mr. Harris go to college?
Upper Iowa university