Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration
Graphs
Force, motion, and Laws of motion
Weight, Mass, and Gravitation Force
Gravity
100
The rate at which an object changes position
What is speed
100
Uses bars to show data
What is a bar graph
100
A change in position of an object
What is motion
100
The measure of the amount of matter inside an object
What is mass
100
A force that pulls all objects towards each other
What is gravity
200
Any change in the speed or direction of an objects motion
What is acceleration
200
Shows points plotted on a graph
What is a line graph
200
A push or pull that can make an object change motion
What is force
200
A measure of the gravitational force on an object.
What is weight
200
Gravity keeps humans _________ to the Earth
What is pulled
300
It combines both the speed and the direction of an object.
What is velocity
300
A chart of data points plotted on a simple scale
What is a dot plot/ graph
300
List two of the types of forces
What is constant force, balanced force, push or pull
300
A force that attracts any object with mass
What is gravitation force
300
Objects that have the same _______ will fall to the Earth at the same time
What is mass
400
Formula for average speed
What is total distance/ total time
400
What three things are on every graph?
What is a title, a scale, and labels.
400
Who created the Laws of motion
What is Sit Isaac Newton
400
How does mass differ from weight?
What is your mass is the measure of matter inside you. your weight is the measure of how much the Earth's gravity is pulling you.
400
As objects get ___________, gravity will _____________
What is closer, increase
500
Speed formula
What is distance/ time
500
What type of bar graph is up and down
What is a vertical bar graph
500
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
What is Newtons Third Law
500
What are mass and weight measured on?
What is mass is measure on a triple beam scale and weight is measured on a spring scale
500
The object with the ________ force will pull the object with the ______ force.
What is greater, less
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