Force & Motion
Matter
Energy
Scientific Investigations
Electricity
100

What does it mean if an object is in motion? 

The object is moving. 

100

What is matter made of?

Atoms.

100

True or False? Energy can be created and destroyed. 

False. 

100

How do scientists test how changing one thing affects another? 

They conduct experiments or investigations. 

100

What is a circuit?

The pathway taken by an electric circuit. 

200

A moving object has _____________ energy.

What is "kinetic?"

200

What is mass?

The amount of matter in an object.

200

What are some different forms of energy? 

thermal energy, radiant energy, electrical energy, sound energy, etc. 

200

What is a hypothesis?

An educated guess based on facts on what might happen during an investigation. 

200

What three things do you need to make a simple circuit that will light a bulb?

A light bulb, wire, and battery.

300

How can an object's speed change over time?

It can increase, decrease, or stay the same

300

Is soda a mixture or a solution?

Solution.

300

What do we call it when one form of energy changes into another form? 

Energy transformation.

300

What is the first step of the scientific method? 

Scientists start by asking a question they hope to answer. 

300

What is a conductor?

A material that allows electricity to flow easily through it.

400

How can a force affect an object?

It can make an object move, stop, or change speed/direction.

400

When two or more substances are combined, what can result?

Mixtures or solutions. 

400

How long do nonrenewable energy sources take to form? 

Millions of years. 

400

What is an independent variable? 

A variable changed by the experimenter on purpose.

400

_______ electricity is the transfer of negatively charged particles between materials.

Static electricity. 

500

What happens when the net force of an object do not sum up to zero net force? 

The forces may cause changes to the object's speed or direction. 

500

During a phase change, what is true about the mass of the matter involved?

It stays the same. 

500

How do fossil fuels affect the ecosystem?

They cause air pollution, water pollution, harm to wildlife, habitat loss, etc. 

500

What is the difference between quantitative data and qualitative data?

Quantitative data is measurable. Qualitative data is observable through senses.

500

What do you need to make an electromagnet? 

Wrapping a wire around an iron object, like a nail, and passing current through a wire, like a battery.