Forces and Motion
Collisions
Energy and Deformation
Miscellaneous
Real-World Applications
100

This happens when a force is applied to an object.

What is a change in shape? 

100

True or false: An object must be moving for a contact force to act on it.

False; a stationary object can still experience a contact force

100

This form of energy is associated with the motion of an object and differs from stored energy.

What is kinetic energy?

100

What is the definition of independent variable?

The part of an experiment that is purposefully changed or manipulated.

100

In a car crash, increasing this property of the car leads to more damage.

What is speed?

200

This affects the direction of an object's motion when a force is applied.

What is the direction of the force?

200

When two objects of the same mass and speed collide, these forces are known to be ___________ and _____________ .

What are equal and opposite forces?

200

A change in an object's shape caused by an applied force.

What is deformation.

200
When graphing mass versus kinetic energy the type of graph that is produced is a ___________________.

Linear Graph

200

This happens to the temperature of surfaces when friction occurs between them.

What is it increases?

300

This force opposes the motion of an object moving through air.

What is air resistance?

300

When the speed of an object is doubled, this happens to the damage in a collision.

What is the damage increases significantly?

300

This type of force occurs when two objects physically touch or interact

Contact Force

300

What did all the materials we tested during our experiment have in common that reduced the amount of peak force?

They all had air pockets/spaces for air.

300

Energy can change into these forms after a collision.

What are sound, heat, and deformation?

400

This is the force that opposes the motion of objects when two surfaces come in contact.

What is friction? 

400

This condition is necessary for an object to experience permanent deformation in a collision.

What is exceeding the elastic limit?

400

When a collision exceeds an object's elastic limit, this happens to its shape.

What is permanent deformation?

400

Structure always leads to __________________.

What is function?

400

These features in cars help reduce forces during a collision by absorbing impact.

What are airbags?

500

Increasing this property of an object increases the forces during a collision.

What is mass?

500

Explain the chain: 

greater speed → greater kinetic energy → ______ during the collision.  

What is greater peak force?

500

This property of an object determines whether it returns to its original shape after a collision.

What is the elastic limit?

500

What is the equation to calculate kinetic energy?

KE = 1/2 MV2

500

Engineers design buildings with this knowledge to make them safer during natural disasters.

What is knowledge of forces and how to distribute them?

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