Fundamental Forces
Light & Energy
How Light Travels
The Science of Sound
Mix and Match
100

What is FORCE?

A push or a pull.

100

What is Light Energy?

Energy that comes from light.

100

What is Opaque?

A material that does not let any light pass through it.

100

What is sound?

Energy produced by vibrations that travel in waves.

100

Ears send signals to this organ so we can understand sound. 

The Brain.

200

What is Gravitational Force?

The force that pulls objects toward Earth.

200

This happens when light or energy is taken in by an object.

Absorption

200

What is Transparent?

A material that lets most light pass through clearly.

200

What is pitch?

How high or low a sound is.

200

A non-contact force that can move metal.

Magnetism 

300

What is Muscular Force?

A force made by muscles when we move.

300

Light bouncing off a surface.

Reflection

300

What is Translucent?

A material that lets only some light pass through.

300

What is loudness?

How loud or quiet a sound is.

300

When light hits a mirror and returns to you.

Reflection

400

What is Magnetic Force?

A force that pulls or pushes metal objects.

400

Light bending when it passes through something.

Refraction

400

If you can see clearly through a window, the glass is this.  

Transparent

400

What are vibrations?

These travel in waves to produce sound energy.

400

Wind and water are examples forces from this source.

Natural phenomena

500

What is Electrostatic Force?

A force that occurs between objects with an electric charge.

500

What are Forces from Natural Phenomena?

Natural phenomena like wind or water that create force.

500

If you cannot see through a wooden door at all, the door is this.

What is Opaque?

500

What are Ears?

The part of the body that detects vibrations to hear.

500

Looking at a straw in a glass of water and seeing it look "broken" is an example of this.

Refraction