Forces
Simple machines
Complex machines
inventions
Technological milestones
100

What are the two types of forces

Contact and non-contact 

100

What is a simple machine? 

devices with few or no moving parts 

100

What is a complex machine? 

It is made up of two or more simple machines.

100

What is an invention?

When someone makes something new. 

100

What is a milestone? 

Important events in history 

200

What is force?

push or pull in a direction

200

How many types of simple machines are there? 

6

200

Why are scissors complex machines? 

The handles are levers, the screw is the fulcrum, the points of the blades are wedges. 

200

What is a discovery? 

When someone discovers and uses something that already exists. 

200

Who invented the lightbulb?

Thomas Edison. 

300

what are the 3 non-contact forces? 

gravitational, magnetic, electrostatic

300

What are the simple machines? 

incline plane, wedge, screw, lever, pulley, wheel and axle.

300

Why is a stapler a complex machine?

The handle is a lever and the staples are wedges. 

300

When was the first computer software invented?

1953.

300

What did Karl Benz invent? 

The first automobile. 

400

What are the effects of forces 

position, speed, direction, shape

400

What is a pulley? 

A wheel with a rope.

400

why is a crane a complex machine? 

the wheels are made up of wheel and axle. 

400

Who invented windscreen wipers? 

Mary Anderson

400

What was invented in 1926. 

the first working television system. 

500

What is deformation? 

when an objects shape changes because of a force acting on it 

500

What does a lever allow us to do?

Lift heavy objects.

500

Why is a bicycle a complex machine?

The handlebar is a lever. It also has a wheel and axle. 

500

What did Johannes Gutenberg invent? 

The printing press. 

500

What did the Wright brothers invent? 

Airplane

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