Scientific Method
Matter and Measurement
Intro to Motion
Laws of Motion
Miscellaneous
100

What are the three main steps of the scientific method

Observing, Hypothesizing, Experimenting

100

a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal

equation

100

The SI base unit of time.

second

100

SI unit of force

Newton (N)

100

transfer of energy from one object to another by a force

work

200

the ability of other scientist to reach the same conclusion by performing the same experiment under different conditions.

reproducibility

200
the amount of gravitational pull on an object

weight

200

the study of motion and forces

Dynamics

200

diagram that represents the object and the forces on it without considering the causes of the forces or the reaction forces exerted by the object

free-body diagram

200

the use of science to solve practical problems

technology

300

An if/then statement in scientific reasoning

hypothetical proposition

300

The closeness of a measurement to the quantity's actual value

accuracy

300

the space relative to which motion is measured

frame of reference

300

What is the term for a free fall velocity at which the force of air resistance equals the objects weight?

terminal velocity

300

The minimum characteristics that a design must have to function are?

Criteria

400

Reasoning from specific evidence to a more general conclusion

inductive reasoning

400

How many significant digits are in 20,005

Five

400

the branch of physics that addresses the effects of forces on matter. 

mechanics

400

An object that hangs from a fixed point and swings back and forth because of gravity

pendulum

400

The metric unit for one-thousandth

milli-

500

method of reasoning that involves the fact that a change in the value of one factor causes a predictable change in the value of another factor

method of concomitant variation

500

What quantity relates the density of a substance to the density of a standard substance?

specific gravity

500

An objects change in position

displacement

500

What causes an object to travel in a curved path rather than a straight line? 

Centripetal force

500

For a STEM Project, Emma built several model cars with the exact shape proportions, and appearance as the cars they represented. What type of model did she build?

physical model

600

What fallacy occurs when a single term is ambiguously used with two different meanings in a single argument? 

Equivocation

600

Name of the standard system of measurement universally used and accepted by scientists?

metric system

600
Can be defined mathematically as the change in position divided by time

velocity

600

What type of friction affects stationary objects, preventing them from moving? 

Static Friction

600

Calculate the density of a block of metal that has a volume of 4.90 cm³ and a mass of 25.8g. Be sure to use the proper significant digits and unit.

5.27 g/cm^3