Waves
Forces and Motion
Energy
Heat
Motion
100

ROY G BIV stands for.

What is Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet?

OR

What are the colors of the visible light spectrum.

100
On Earth, what tends to slow an object down?
Friction and drag
100
This is the ability to perform work.
Energy
100
The flow of thermal energy between objects due to difference in temperature is what?
Heat
100
Isaac Newton's first law of motion says what?
An object in motion tends to stay in motion, an object at rest tends to stay at rest.
200

What is the top of a wave called?

Crest

200
A push or a pull on an object is an example of what?
Force
200

This energy is stored energy and depends on the positions of an object.  

Potential energy

200
Heat from a bowl of soup to the spoon to your hand is an example of what?
Conduction
200

Pulling a rubber band back is an example of what?

Elastic Potential Energy

300
The bottom of a wave.

Trough

300
This causes objects to fall to the floor.
Gravity
300
This energy causes movement and is transferred from potential energy.
Kinetic Energy
300
This transfer of heat is how we get our weather and how our homes are heated.
Convection
300
Isaac Newton's second law of motion says what?
The more force, the increase in acceleration
400

An increase in frequency means the waves have more _________________. 

Energy

400
This force allows object to move.
Unbalanced force
400
This states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
Law of Conservation of Energy
400
This has infrared rays and even though humans can't see them, some animals have the capability of seeing them.
Radiation
400

Isaac Newton's third law of motion is what?

With every action, there is an opposite but equal reaction

500

The measurement from one trough to another is called. 

Wavelength

500
A picture hanging on the wall is an example of this kind of force.
Balanced force
500
Chemical, Elastic and Gravitational are all examples of what type of energy?
Potential
500

The ability of a material to conduct heat can be a good thermal conductor or it can conduct heat poorly and makes it a thermal insulator. This is called what?

Thermal conductivity

500

What is a change in velocity over time?

Acceleration

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