Vocabulary
Key Concepts
Examples of Motion
Misc.
Vocabulary/Misc.
100

To apply force

What is exert?

100

Understanding a ______ ___ ______ relationship can help you infer what led to a particular result.

Understanding a cause-and-effect relationship can help you infer what led to a particular result.

100

What direction do you apply a force to make an object that is not moving start moving?

Any direction.

100

Which surface has more friction; a smooth or rough surface?

The rough surface has more friction.

100

Something that leads to a result or change

What is cause?

200

The speed in one direction

What is velocity?

200

A _____ is required to change the velocity of an object.

A force is required to change the velocity of an object.

200

What direction do you apply a force to make an object that is already moving speed up?

Same direction object going.
200

What are the two types of forces?

Push and pull.

200

A change or result that happens because of something

What is effect?

300

The push or pull that is able to change the motion of an object

What is force?

300

A stronger force can cause a greater _______.

A stronger force can cause a greater velocity.

300

What direction do you apply a force to make an object that is already moving slow down?

Opposite direction that it is going.

300

What are the 5 ways an objects motion can change?

Speed Up, Slow Down, Change Directions, Start, and Stop.

300

To reach a conclusion by using evidence and reasoning

What is infer?
400

The force between an object and the surface underneath it

What is friction?

400

How an object changes velocity depends on the _________ of the force exerted on that object.

How an object changes velocity depends on the direction of the force exerted on that object.

400

What direction do you apply a force to make an object that is moving stop moving?

Opposite direction it is going.

400

If an object is moving to the right, which direction would you need to apply a force to make it slow down?

Left.

400

True or False: A less massive object will be more difficult to stop. 

False.

500

The amount of matter that makes up something

What is mass?

500

If the same strength force is exerted on two objects but the objects have different masses, the object with ____ mass will have a greater change in _______.

If the same strength force is exerted on two objects but the objects have different masses, the object with less mass will have a greater change in velocity.

500

What direction do you apply a force to make an object that is already moving change directions?

Opposite direction it is going.

500

If two objects have the same strength exerted on them but one is heavier than the other, which will go faster?

The lighter object.

500

True or False: An object with a lighter mass will go faster than one with a heavier mass if the same force is applied.

True.

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