Lab Safety
Scientific Method & Types of Graphs
Motion
Forces & Newton's Laws
Energy
100

Splashing chemicals in one's eyes during a lab requires the use of this equipment

Eyewash station

100

Which type of graph did we make to compare our M&Ms as well as our marble run data?

Bar

100

What is one unit of measurement of speed?

m/s, mph, km/s, mi/min

100

What is Newton's first law of motion

An object will stay at rest unless acted on by an outside force

100

All objects in motion are said to have what type of energy

Kinetic

200
At the end of a lab, if you have unused chemicals in their original container, one should do this with them

Return to where it was obtained

200

List the variable found on the x axis of a speed (distance-time) graph

Time
200

Explain the formula triangle for speed

Distance is on top, speed and time are on the bottom beside each other

200

If someone is jumping on a trampoline and the trampoline pushes back on them, which one of Newton's laws is in action?

3rd

200

A spring/slinky that is completely compressed is said to have what type of energy

Elastic potential

300

This piece of lab equipment is good for measuring the volume of a liquid

Graduated cylinder

300

List a specific characteristic of pie/circle graphs that the other two don't share

Measure in percentages, measurements of a whole

300

When dividing a change in velocity by time you get 

Acceleration

300

What is the equation most commonly associated with Newton's second law

Force=Mass x Acceleration

300

As materials heat up, the temperature increases and therefore the __________ energy of the molecules increases.

Kinetic

400

Name three pieces of protective clothing students should wear in the lab when conducting an experiment

Apron, protective eyewear/goggles, gloves

400

List the 3 types of graphs we discussed this year

Line, pie and bar

400

An object with more mass or more velocity than another object will have more 

Momentum

400

The gravitational forces between Earth and a satellite can be described as (strong/weak) (toward/away from) each other.

Strong, toward

400

When a roller coaster is creeping up a hill and then quickly descends the hill, it is said that the ______________ energy is changing to _____________ energy.

Potential, kinetic

500

This name represents the phase boundary that has been curved because of surface tension and presents the most accurate reading of a liquid measured in a graduated cylinder (hint: the name is also a cushion found in your knees)

Meniscus

500

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

Speed

500

What are the 3 ways something can accelerate

Change speed, direction or both

500

Provide an example of Newton's 3rd law of motion using a skateboard

Example pertaining to action/reaction forces

500

Energy that an object has due to its height above the Earth is called

Gravitational potential energy

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