Forces and Motion 1
Forces and Motion 2
Newtons Laws
Acceleration/Speed/Velocity
Random!
100
A push or a pull.
What is a Force?
100
A unit used to measure force.
What is a Newton?
100
Newton's 1st Law.
Law of Inertia?
100
From the graphs on the study guide. They were the fastest!
Who is Alyssa?
100
If forces are unbalanced on an object, it will do this.
What is Move?!
200
The rate at which someone or something is moving.
What is speed?
200
The formula for speed.
S = Distance/Time
200
Newton's Second Law.
F=Mass x Acceleration?
200
The rate of speed of Kobe in the study guide.
3 m/s
200
If forces are balanced on an object, it will do this.
What is stay still?!
300
An opposing force to motion. Typically occurs when two objects rub together.
What is Friction?
300
The three types of Friction.
****Bonus**** 100 points if you can name the fourth.
What is Fluid, Rolling, Sliding?
Static.
300
Newton's Third Law.
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
300
Describes the motion of the object. 
What is Accelerating?
300
The most common frame of reference.
The Earth
400
A way you can decrease friction.
What is a lubricant?
What is add wheels?
What is change the surface to make it smoother?
What is decrease the mass of the object?
400
Definition for Acceleration.
A change in speed AND direction (Must say direction to receive points)
400
An example of overcoming Inertia.
Beginning to move ANYTHING. You can use bike example from study guide.
400
A race car traveling around a track is constantly changing direction, so therefore it is constantly changing this.
What is acceleration?
400
The formula is Speed x Mass.
What is the formula for momentum?
500
By using this, you can tell that you or another object is actually moving.
What is a reference point?
500
The force that keeps all of the planets orbiting the sun.
What is gravity?
500
An example of Newton's Third Law.
Anything where there is an action and then an equal or opposite reaction.
500
The main difference between velocity and speed.
What is direction?
500
The force that makes objects seem lighter in water.
What is buoyancy?