Energy
Forces of Nature
Motion (Acceleration, Speed, Velocity)
Gravity
Newton's Laws of Motion
100

It states that energy is never created or destroyed, it just changes phases.

What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?

100

The forces that our universe depends on

What are the four fundamental forces/forces of nature?

100

Distance over time

What is speed?

100

This system of planets that we live in is kept in place by gravity.

What is the solar system?

100

An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an outside force.

What does Newton's first law state?
200

The energy of heat

What is thermal energy?
200

The strongest of the forces of nature.

What is strong nuclear force?

200

Change in position over change in time (direction included)

What is velocity?

200

This celestial object is what causes high and low tides.

What is the Moon?

200

This value is equal to mass times acceleration.

What is force?

300
The stored energy based on things like tension and chemical bonds that is waiting to be converted into kinetic energy.
What is potential energy?
300

This natural force has infinite range.

What is gravity?

300


Change in velocity over change in time

What is acceleration?

300

The force/pull of gravity, aka weight in the friction equation.

What is normal force?
300

An object's natural tendency to resist change in motion.

What is inertia?

400

Three types of energy that are present when eating a Thanksgiving turkey.

What are chemical, thermal, kinetic, sound, and potential energy? (you could have named anything)

400

Researchers are working on developing this theory that explains the entire universe.

What is the theory of everything?

400

All motion is this, meaning there must be a point of reference.

What does it mean to be relative?

400

This variable depends on the surface and its conditions to determine the amount of friction.

What is the coefficient of friction?

400

Because of this law, moving heavier objects is harder than moving lighter objects.

What is Newton's Second Law? or What is F=ma?

500

This system/machine uses multiple consecutive falling objects to demonstrate the law of conservation of energy. You might often see it with dominos and marbles.

What is a Rude Goldberg machine?

500

These aspects of atoms, stars, and other parts of are universe are caused by weak nuclear forces in an "unraveling."

What is radioactive decay/nuclear fission?
500

This is the unit which we measure the energy of motion in.

What are joules?

500

9.8 meters per second squared

What is the acceleration due to gravity on earth?

500

This force has a reaction force equal in magnitude but opposite in direction.

What is an action force?