Metric Madness
Motion
Motion Graphs
Forces & Newtons Laws
Energy
100

Convert 200 cm to meters.


2 m

100

What is motion?


A change in position over time


100

What does a flat line on a distance-time graph mean?


The object is not moving


100

What is a force?


A push or pull

100

What type of energy does a moving object have?


Kinetic Energy

200

Convert 4 kg to grams 

4,000 g

200

What is displacement?


Straight-line change in position


200

What does a steeper line on a distance-time graph show?


Faster speed

200

Name one contact force and one non-contact force.


Contact: 

  • Friction
  • Normal force
  • Applied force
  • Air resistance (drag)
  • Tension
  • Spring force
  • Push
  • Pull

Non contact:

  • Gravitational force (gravity)
  • Magnetic force
  • Electric force (electrostatic)




200

What type of energy does a stretched rubber band have?


Potential Energy

300

Convert 2.5 km to meters.


2,500 m

300

A student walks 6 m east, then 2 m west. What is the displacement?


4 m east


300

What does the slope of a distance-time graph represent?


Speed

300

Which Newton’s Law explains why seatbelts are important?


Newton’s First Law


300

Name two factors that affect kinetic energy.


Mass and speed

400

A rope is 150 cm long. A second rope is 2 m long. Which rope is longer and by how much?


The 2 m rope is longer by 50 cm


400

Two students walk the same distance, but one takes more time. Who has a greater speed?


The student who takes less time


400

On a velocity-time graph, what does a line sloping downward mean?


The object is slowing down


400

If two objects have the same force applied, but one has more mass, which accelerates more? 


The object with less mass


400

What happens to gravitational potential energy as an object falls?


It decreases 

500

A science table has a mass of 12 kg. A chair has a mass of 4,000 g. Which object has more mass? 


The table; 12 kg = 12,000 g


500

Can an object have a displacement of zero but still travel a distance? How? 


Yes; if it returns to its starting point

500

Two objects are shown on a velocity-time graph. One has a larger area under the graph. Which object traveled farther and why?


The object with the larger area; area represents distance


500

A book pushes down on a table. According to Newton’s Third Law, what force pair is acting?


The book pushes on the table, and the table pushes up on the book with equal force


500

Explain how energy changes when a ball is thrown straight up and comes back down.


KE → PE on the way up; PE → KE on the way down


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