Motion
Force
Potential Energy
Kinetic Energy
Vocabulary
100

Motion is described by an objects __________ and ________.

Direction and Speed

100

Name 3 types of forces

Gravity, friction, elasticity, electricity, and magnetism

100

Stored energy is...

potential energy.

100
The energy of motion is...
Kinetic Energy
100

Energy

the ability to cause change

200
Examples of directions are...
Up, Down, Foward, Backwards, etc
200
What is the force that occurs when matter rubs against matter?
Friction
200

In our classroom, which has more potential energy, the clock or the papers on the concept boards?

The clock.

200

Which has more kinetic energy,  a fastball thrown by Clayton Kershaw, or an underhanded pitch thrown by your teacher?

Fastball by Clayton Kershaw

200

Stored energy is

involved when objects are bent, stretched, or compressed

300
Speed equals ________ _________ dived by ________ spent moving.
distance traveled, time
300
What force allowed Ms. Green to throw a tennis ball make it pause mid air, and return to her?
Gravity
300
The _________ an object is the more potential energy it has.
higher
300

All ______ objects have kinetic energy.

Moving

300

Heat is 

energy that an object has because of the movement of its particles

400

The energy of an object depends on...

its mass and how fast it is going

400
When friction occurs so does ________.
heat
400
Where would a child have more potential energy at the top of a slide or at the bottom.
top
400

Give examples of when you use kinetic energy?

exercising, writing notes, walking, running, playing a sport, 

400

Electricity is caused

by charged particles that flow through a path.

500

Unless acted on by a force objects in ________ tend to stay in _______, and objects in _____ tend to stay in _____.

motion, motion, rest, rest

500
What is a push, or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change speed or direction.
Force
500

Name three different objects in the room with potential energy, then order them from most potential energy to least.

Example: clock, a book on a desk, and a pencil on the floor.

500

Which point on a roller coaster would the kinetic energy be the highest.

At the bottom of the hill.

500

Sound is 

the energy in particles that vibrate as they pass through matter

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