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Opposing forces which prevent work from being done.

What are balanced forces.

100

As objects change position, they are "in" this.

What is motion.

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The push or pull on an object.

What is force.

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The movement resulting from force.

What is work

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A force that works against motion along a surface.

What is friction

200

All work is the result of this.

What is force.

200

When two objects bump into each other, we call it this.

What is a collision

200

Two objects rubbing against each other is an example of this.

What is friction

200
Like poles of a magnet will do this.

What is repel.

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An object in motion will do this unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

What is move in a straight line at a constant speed.

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This is what opposite poles of a magnet do.

What is attract 

300

This scientist discovered the laws of motion.

Who is Sir Isaac Newton

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Mass, speed and direction are all part of an object's moving this.

What is energy

300

This is what an object at ret will do unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

What is stay at rest

300

The property of matter that makes it resist a change in motion is called this.

What is inertia

400

When something has been moved, this has happened.

What is work

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This happens to an object's speed during a collision.

What is it slows down

400

The force of gravity on an object.

What is weight

400

This is the skeleton of a building which gives it its shape.

What is frame

400

This refers to the attracting force between two objects.

What is gravity

500

This machine makes lifting things easier.

What is a pulley

500

This device generates electromagnetic force.

What is an electromagnet.

500

This substance minimizes friction.

What is lubricant

500

This part of a lever holds and balances weight.

What is the fulcrum.

500

This refers to the base of a building.

What is the foundation.

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