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How fast an object is traveling over a given distance.

A) Acceleration

B) Speed

C) Distance

What is B) speed?

100

The less mass an object has, the less of this is needed to move it.

A) Force

B) Gravity

C) Resistance

What is A) force?

100

A force that that pulls objects to the center of the earth.

What is gravity?

100

An example of this force can be observed during a kickball game when the ball is pitched, but the force between the ball and the ground makes the ball stop before reaching the kicker.

What is friction?

100

How fast an object is moving is its _______

What is speed?

200

_________energy is present at the top of a slide at the playground

What is potential?

200

An object in motion will stay in motion, and an object at rest will stay at rest, unless acted upon by a(n) ____________ force.

A) Balanced 

B) Unbalanced

What is B) unbalanced?

200

When two objects rub together, they create this force.

A) Static

B) Energy

C) Friction

What is C) friction?

200

The universal steps that scientist use to conduct experiments.

What is the Scientific Method

200

The Y axis represents this on a line graph.

A) Time

B) Speed

C) Distance

What is distance?

300

The best way to change the speed and number of cycles of our pendulum.

A) Adjust the beginning force

B) Adjust eh length of the string

C) Adjust the mass of the pendulum

What is B) adjust the length of the string?

300

After plugging in a blowdryer i can dry my hair because hot air comes out of it. What might this this represent?

Transformation of energy

300

A moving object will do this when friction is increased.

A) Speed up

B) Slow down

C) Nothing

What is B) slow down or stop?

300

The force of gravity ___________ as an object moves further away.

a) increases

b) decreases

c) does not change

What is decreases?

300

The X axis represents this on a line graph.

A) Distance

B) Speed

C) Time

What is C) time?

400

The formula for calculating speed

What is distance over time or distance divided by time.

400

If equal forces are balanced on an object, then this will happen with the object.

A) It will move

B) It will accelerate

C) No movement

What is C) NO movement?

400

The two factors that affect the gravitational force on objects

What are mass and distance?

400

Two objects of different masses are dropped from the same altitude at the same time. They will hit the ground in this order.

What is at the same time?

400

When you have a straight line that is angled up it means this?

What is an object accelerating at a constant or steady speed?

500

In order to start something moving, this must be applied to the object.

A) Any force

B) A balanced force

C) An unbalanced force

What is an C) unbalanced force?

500

For every action, there is an _____________ and ___________ reaction.

What is equal and opposite

500

This is the energy of motion.

A) Potential Energy

B) Nuclear Energy

C) Kinetic Energy

What is C) kinetic energy?

500

An object has traveled 420 miles in 7 hours. This is the average rate of speed the object is traveling.

What is 60 miles per hour?

500

This describes the motion of an object if the graph shows a horizontal straight line.

What is the object is not moving?

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