Mass, motion, speed
Net force
Friction
Science
Motion, energy, speed
100

What is mass?

The amount of matter in an object.

100

What is net force?

The total force acting on an object.

100

What is friction? 

A force that slows motion between surfaces. 

100

When a cloud forms near the ground, what type of cloud is it?

Fog

100

What is motion?

When something is moving or a change in position. 

200

Does an object with more mass need more or less force to move?

More force.

200

What is the net force when forces are balanced? Is there motion?

Net force is zero and motion does not change. 

200

Does friction increase or decrease motion and speed?

Decreases

200

If the temperature is 80°F and the air pressure is low, is it likely that thunderstorms will form?

Yes, warm temperatures and low air pressure can lead to thunderstorms.

200

What kind of energy does a moving object have?

Kinetic energy

300

How does mass affect how fast an object moves? Does it need more or less force?

More mass = move slower and needs more force

300

Two equal forces push towards each other. What is the net force? 

Zero

300

Which creates more friction: grass or ice?

Grass

300

Tides are the movement of ocean water caused by what?

The moon.

300
What is potential energy? Give an example. 

Stored energy. Ex: A ball at the top of a hill. 

400

If you push two objects with the same force but different mass, which one will move more: the one with more mass or the one with less mass?

The one with less mass.

400

What happens when forces on an object are unbalanced?

The object's motion changes. 

400
Name a surface with high friction. 

Concrete sidewalk, grass, carpet, sandpaper, dirt

400

During photosynthesis, what do plants produce?

Oxygen and sugar

400

How are force and motion related?

A force can stop, start, speed up, slow down or change direction of motion. 

500

What does speed measure?

How fast something moves.

500

Two students push on it from opposite sides with equal force while it is moving.

What is the net force on the cart, and what will happen to the cart's motion?

The net force is zero because the forces are equal and opposite, so they are balanced.

Since the cart is already moving at a steady speed and the forces are balanced, it will keep moving at the same speed in the same direction.

500

A student pushes a book across a desk and then across a rug using the same amount of force each time. On which surface will the book slow down faster? 

The book will slow down faster on the carpet because it has more friction. The rough surface creates more friction, which pushes against the motion and makes the book stop sooner. 

500

Put the planets in order from the Sun outward.

Mercury, Venus, _______, ________, ________, ________, ________, and ________.

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

500

If an object changes direction but not speed, has its motion changed?

Yes.

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