What's the Matter?
What are 3 properties that can be used to sort mixtures?
What are color, shape, magnetic properties, and size?
What force is always acting upon us?
What types of energy are present in a circuit with a fan and a light bulb (hint: think of what else is in a circuit)?
What is chemical, kinetic, and light energy?
What would happen when a positively charged piece of tape gets near a negatively charged piece of tape?
What is they would attract?
What are two ways to speed up the dissolving process?
What are stirring and heating up the water?
What is everything made up of?
What is matter?
What is the definition of force?
What is a push or a pull?
What are 3 examples of conductors?
What is anything metal?
What types of charges attract?
What are opposite?
Name two examples of physical changes.
Patrick pours 1 cup of lemon juice in a glass. He pours 1 cup of milk in a second glass. The two liquids are both left on the same bench for an hour. Patrick then compares the two liquids. Which of the following would be different for the two liquids?
What is color?
If a soccer ball and a beach ball were kicked with the same force, which would accelerate faster and go farther?
What is the beach ball?
What is an example of an insulator and what does it do?
What is something that blocks or contains electrical energy such as rubber or plastic?
When you take off your wool hat, it rubs against your hair. Your hair stands up. Why are you having a bad hair day?
What is static electricity?
A type of change in which no new substance is created, although the matter takes a new form
What is a Physical change?
How do you change the state of matter of a substance?
What is heat or freeze?
What is the difference between a balanced and an unbalanced force?
unbalanced- when one force is stronger than another acting in opposite directions causing motion
What does a switch in a circuit do?
What is opens and closes the circuit?
When one part of a balloon is rubbed with wool, the wool gives up electrons to the balloon. The balloon will cling to other objects because it has a _________ charge.
What is negative?
Name two examples of chemical changes.
(Burning, changing color, etc)
How would you classify the shape of solids, liquids, and gases?
What are- solids have their own shape, liquids take the shape of their container, gases have no defined shape?
Give two real-life examples of friction affecting motion.
What is kicking a ball on grass and sliding a bookshelf on a carpet?
A circuit must be _________ in order for electricity to flow.
What is closed?
What type of force is static electricity?
What is non-contact?
What is one way to separate a solution?
What is evaporation?