Force between any two masses (usually the Earth is one) .....also known as weight.
What is force of gravity (Fg)?
kg
What is mass?
Lazy law --- objects keep doing what they are already doing.
What is Newton's 1st Law (Inertia)?
Direction force arrows in FBDs point relative to the object being considered
What is outward?
Equation you might use given distance and time to find velocity.
What is
v = (Deltax)/t
Restorative force causing an elastic object to return to its original shape.
What is spring force (Fs)?
m/s
What is velocity?
Revenge Law --- for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
What is Newton's 3rd Law?
When all forces cancel out on a FBD, this is true of the acceleration and net force.
What is both acceleration and Fnet have a value of 0?
How to find the mass of an object when you know it's weight.
Often neglected force due to moving gases (air) out of the way of a moving object.
What is air resistance (Fair)?
m/s/s
What is acceleration?
Fnet = manet
What is Newton's 2nd Law?
Direction of Fnet and acceleration in image to right 
What is "to the right"?
Net Force for the FBD shown Below

What is Fnet = Fright - Fleft or
Fnet = 20N - 3 N to the right
When a taught rope is attached to an two object and transfers force from one object to the other, this force is being used.
What is tension (Ften or T)?
unit of weight
What is a Newton? (remember weight is a force)
The force that remains after all opposing forces have been canceled out. Also = mass x acceleration.
What is the net force? (Fnet or
SigmaF
The term that describes the speed of the skydiver in this image.
What is terminal velocity?
How to find the coefficient of friction
What is mu = Ff/FN?
Perpendicular Force out of a surface keeping an object from moving through that surface.
What is normal Force (FN)?
kg*m/ s2
What is Force? (this is another term way of writing a Newton)
The reason that Newton's third law action/reaction force pairs do not cancel out and can still cause accelerations and net forces on an object.
What is because the action and reaction forces act on different objects?
The direction this object is moving?
What is to the right?
Given the FBD left .... the equation(s) you would need to determine the coefficient of friction in the problem (looking for at least two of the three needed)
What are Fg = mg (or rearranged to find m = Fg/g), Fnet = ma (or recognize that a = 0m/s2 means Fnet =0), Fnet = Fapp - Ff (or Ff = Fapp), and finally Ff = mu FN or ( mu =Ff/FN)