Vocabulary
Questions
Questions 2
Vocabulary 2
Questions 3
100
To come into contact with another object
What is collide
100
When a ball is released from a ramp, when will it have the most kinetic energy?
Right before it leaves the ramp
100
Which ball and from which position on the ramp will provide the greatest amount of force?
Big Ball, Position 6
100
A tool used to measure the strength of an unknown force
What is Spring Scale
100
You push a wall with 500 Newtons of force and the wall doesn’t move, how much force is the wall pushing on you with?
500 (It won’t move because it’s a wall)
200
A force acting between surfaces passing each other
What is Friction
200
What is the type of energy a ball has when it is sitting at the top of a ramp?
Potential Energy
200
Energy of position is also called?
Potential Energy
200
a scientist who designs ways to accomplish a goal or solve a problem
What is Engineer
200
What does it mean if two balls collide and bounce off each other in opposite directions?
Equal forces
300
The ability to do work
What is Energy
300
How can you increase the energy from question 2?
Increase drop height
300
Energy of motion is also called?
Kinetic Energy
300
A measure of the motion of an object, using mass or speed
What is Momentum
300
What does it mean if two balls collide and then each
One has more force
400
Not moving
What is Stationary
400
What was the name of the tool we used in class to measure
Spring Scale
400
The way something is put together
What is Design
400
Which ball and from which position on the ramp will move a cork the greatest distance?
Big 6
500
What happens when objects collide and energy is transferred from the object with more energy to the object with less energy
What is Transfer of Energy
500
What is the unit that tool measures in?
Newtons
500
Energy of motion is also called?
Energy
500
The ability to do work
What is Energy
500
Do larger objects always collide with more force than smaller objects?
No
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