Friction
Magnetism
Motion
Force
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100

Friction is a force that causes objects to speed up.

True or false?

FALSE! 

Friction causes objects to slow down and stop!

100

What does repel mean?

When two of the same charge (positive/positive) or (negative/negative) push away from each other.

100
What is motion?

Motion is when an object changes position because of a force acting on it.

100
What is force?

A push or a pull on an object that causes it to move

100
Friction is a force that acts (against/with) motion.

(pick correct answer)

against! 

200

Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Morgan had a toy car race using ramps. 

Mrs. Wilson's ramp was smooth wood and Mrs. Morgan's ramp was covered with carpet.

They released the cars at the same time. 

 Who's car won the race and why?

Mrs. Wilson's car won because her ramp was smoother, so it created less friction against the toy car. The ramp covered in carpet had more friction so it slowed Mrs. Morgan's car down.

200

What does attract mean?

When two of the same charge go towards each other.

200

When does motion occur?

Motion occurs when a force acts on an object, causing it to move.

200

List 3 types of force we have learned about this 9 weeks:

-Friction

-Gravity

-Magnetism

200

Explain why roads are more slippery when they are icy?

Ice creates a lot less friction than concrete, so a car is more likely to slide around. There is less grip for the tires because there is less friction.

300

If a ball is rolled with the same amount of force on the following surfaces, which surface will allow the car to roll the fastest and the farthest? 

-Grass

-Carpet

-Sandpaper

-Tile

The tile because it is the smoothest and has the least amount of friction

300

If a magnet is bigger, it will always be stronger.

True or false?

False. Size does not determine the strength of a magnet.

300

Name an example of a motion that might be caused by gravity.

An apple falling from a tree

(answers will vary)

300

An object will move if the amount of force is greater than the amount of friction.

True or false?

TRUE!

300

Explain the steps of the scientific investigation method.

1. Question

2. Hypothesis

3. Materials

4. Procedure

5. Data

6. Conclusion

400

Mrs. Wilson rolled a car on the grass. She rolled the same car on the sidewalk. The car went farther on the sidewalk. Explain why this happened?

The car went farther on the sidewalk because it is a smoother surface and creates less friction for the car.

400

Think about our magnet and paper clip investigation. Why did each of the magnets pick up different amounts of paper clips?

The magnets were different strengths. The stronger magnets picked up more paper clips. The weaker magnets picked up less.

400

What is speed?

Speed is distance per time. So:

 miles/hour 

meters/second

etc.

400

When a toy car rolls down a ramp, gravity is responsible for causing the car to move down the ramp.

True or false?

TRUE! Gravity pulls the car down the ramp.

400

When conducting an investigation, how many times should you repeat the procedure step?

More than once; two or three times to make sure you are getting accurate results.

500

If you roll a soccer ball on the grass, the ball will keep rolling forever as long as nothing gets in its way.

True or False?

FALSE. Friction from the grass will cause the ball to slow down and eventually stop unless you keep using force to roll the ball.

500

What will happen if you sprinkle iron filings around a magnet?

The iron filings will form a pattern that matches the magnetic field around the magnet.

500

What is velocity?

velocity is speed PLUS direction. So:

Mrs. Wilson's velocity was 8 m/h heading south.

500

When a toy car rolls down a ramp, friction is responsible for causing the car to move down the ramp.

True or false?

False. Friction acts AGAINST the motion of the car, causing it to slow down and come to a stop.

500

What happens to the speed of a ball after it is rolled?

The speed will decrease because of friction.

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