Matter
Changing Matter
Force and Motion
Energy
Scientific Investigation
100

These are the 3 possible physical states of matter

What are solid, liquid, or gas?

100

This is the type of energy that needs to be added or removed for a state change to occur

What is thermal energy?

100

This is the force that resists motion when two objects slide past one another -

What is friction?

100

These are the two forms that energy exists in 

What are kinetic and potential?

100

The name given to this type of variable comes from its description - the variables in an experiment that remain the same

What are control variables?

200

A measure of the amount of space an object takes up

What is volume?

200

These two changes occur when a liquid becomes a gas and requires energy to increase, and when a gas becomes a liquid and requires energy to decrease

What is condensation & evaporation?

200

This happens to the amount of movement as friction is increased

What is go down or decrease?

200

This form of energy increases as the height increases

What is potential energy?

200

In order to measure elapsed time, one might use this scientific instrument to collect their data

What is a stopwatch?

300

The physical state of a substance in which volume and shape are fixed

What is solid?

300

These two changes occur when a solid becomes a liquid and requires energy to increase, and when a liquid becomes a solid and requires energy to decrease

What is melting & freezing?

300

Motion is described by an object's -

Direction and speed

300

Give an example and description of an object on the playground that shows a transfer of potential and kinetic energy

Answers will vary. Mr. Webster will judge if an answer is valid or not.

300
A study was done to determine whether the amount of time a student slept affected the test scores. In the experiment, this is the independent variable -

What is the amount of time a student slept?

400
All matter in the universe takes up space and has this
What is mass?
400

The atoms of an object do this as you increase the amount of thermal energy

What is speed up and/or spread apart?

400

Three identical bikes were ridden by the same student for one mile each. The three surfaces the student rode on were grass, a sidewalk, and mud. This surface most likely was the one with the fastest time

What is sidewalk?

400

This type of energy is the combination of kinetic and potential energy together in a system

What is mechanical energy?

400

This type of chart/graph is vital for tracking changes in a substance over an extended period of time

What is line graph?

500
The physical state of a substance in which volume is fixed but shape is not
What is liquid?
500

This is one thing that stays constant whenever a phase change takes place

What is the mass or amount of matter?

500

Drawing: Come to the board and draw a diagram that shows all the forces acting on an object.

Mr. Webster will judge the drawings

500

This law states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed - it can only be transformed or transferred

What is the law of conservation of energy?

500

This is the amount of independent, dependent, and control variables you can have in an experiment?

Hint: They are not all the same number

Independent: 1

Dependent: 1

Control: As many as needed/necessary

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