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1st Law of Motion
2nd Law of Motion
Isaac Newton
Important Terms
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What is the first law of motion?
What is an object in motion tends to stay in motion unless an outside force acts upon it.
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What is the definition of the second law of motion?
What is force is equal to mass times acceleration.
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Where was Isaac Newton born?
What is England.
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A person is weighed on Earth and in space. Where will the person weigh more and what causes the difference in the weight?
Gravity causes you to weigh more because there is force pushing down on your body. You will weigh more on Earth than in space.
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I am riding on a skateboard. All of the sudden, I hit a curb. What happens to me according to the first law of motion?
What is I will keep moving (probably falling to the ground) because the first law of motion says that an object in motion tends to stay in motion.
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Give an example of the second law of motion in action 

What is an object with greater mass will have a greater force on an object, like the rocks with the flour experiment!

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What is one thing that Isaac Newton studied?
What is gravity, light, motion...
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Define force. What law of motion is force connected most to?
What is force is a push or pull on an object. Force is closely connected to the second law of motion.
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If an object is at rest, what will have to happen to the item in order for it to be in motion?
What is an outside force must act upon it.
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Why is it harder to push a cart full of bowling balls than it is to push a cart full of basketballs?
What is the mass of a bowling ball is greater than the mass of a basketball.
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What tool did Isaac Newton discover in his studies that you might use in an art class?
What is the color wheel.
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What is position in science?
What is the location of a specific object.
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Give an example of the first law of motion in action.
What is (many different answers)
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Name what each part of the formula stands for: F= ? M= ? A= ?
What is f=force, m=mass, a=acceleration
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Where did Isaac Newton go to college?
What is University of Cambridge
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True or false: an object that has no forces pushing or pulling on it is at rest.
What is true
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A magician quickly pulls a table cloth off of a table. What happens to the items on the table according to the first law of motion.
What is they remain on the table.
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You and a friend are each throwing a football. What do you have to do in order to throw the ball farther?
What is throw the ball with more force.
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In what year was Newton born? a. 1890 b. 1950 c. 1673 d. 1775
What is c. 1673
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The definition of "inertia" is the tendency to do nothing or remain unchanged. Which law of motion would inertia fit with?
What is the first law of motion