Forces
Gravity
Chain Reactions
Magnetism
Machines
100

What is the name of the force keeping us on the ground right now?

Gravity!

100

Gravity is an example of this type of force that begins with the letter "P"

Pull!

100

Fill in the blank:
Chain reactions are examples of _____ & _____

Cause and Effect!

100

What happens when you put two of the same poles (north/north or south/south) together? 

They Repel!

100

What force was primarily powering our Simple Machines that we made in class?

Gravity!

200

What are the two major forces that both start with the letter "P"

Push and Pull!

200

Which object will hit the surface with more force: an object falling from 50 feet, or an object falling from 100 feet?

An object falling from 100 Feet!

200

What is the name of the chain reaction that we see at Dodger Stadium?

The Wave!

200

Can magnets push or pull?

Trick Question, Both!

200

Fill in the blank:
The simple machines we created in class were examples of ______ & _______ or _______ _________. 

Cause & effect or Chain Reactions!

300

Fill in the blank:
In magnetism, these "P" letter forces are called _____ & _______.

Repel and Attract!

300

Fill in the balnk:
When we wanted to make our hot wheels go faster, we increased the ________. 

Incline or Angle!

300

With the perfect conditions, will a ball balanced on a hill ever roll down by itself?

No! You need a cause.

300

How Many kinds of magnets are there?

Three!
300

What is the simple machine that makes it easier to lift things to higher places?

An Incline Plane or "Ramp"
400

When is an object balanced or unbalanced? 

An object is balanced when there is no motion, an object is unbalanced when it is moving.

400

Fill in the blank:
When an object is falling and it is gaining speed, this is called __________. 

Acceleration!

400

Fill in the blank:
In order to have a _____, you must first have an _____.

Cause, Effect!

400

What are the different kinds of magnets?

Permanent, temporary, and electromagnet.

400

Fill in the blank:
Scissors are an example of a first class _____.

Lever!

500

How are magnets similar to batteries?

The have two sides, a North and South Pole and Positive and Negative Charge.

500

What increases an objects gravitational pull?

Its Mass! 

500

Fill in the Blank:
When energy is stored it is called _____, and when energy is being exerted, it is called _______.

Potential & Kinetic!
500

What are the two main metallic elements that magnets are attracted to?

Iron (Fe) & Nickel (Ni)

500

What simple machine is called the "greatest invention of all time"?

The wheel! Or the wheel and axle.

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