Force & Motion Terminology
Simple Machines Types
Simple Machines Terminology
Compound Machines
Scenario/Examples
100

A push or a pull on an object?

What is Force?

100
The simple machine that holds things together, has threads/ridges on it?

What is Screw?

100
A machine that has no motor and makes work easier?

What is a simple machine?

100

A crane has what two simple machines?

A pulley & wheel and axel

100

In order to move out of a house, to push the chairs into the moving truck what simple machine would help in this scenario?

What is an incline plane?

200

What is the force that pulls down on all objects?

What is Gravity?

200
The simple machine that can split items or hold an item in place?

What is an Wedge?

200

The force used to move or lift an object?

What is effort?

200

Scissors use three simple machines, what are these three?

Lever, Wedge, Screw

200

To transport things up to a tree house, like food, blankets, toys, what simple machine will help get items up to the top?

What is a pulley?

300

The term used when there is no change in the motion of an object. Both forces are equal in size?

What is Balanced force?

300
The simple machines that helps lift or lower an object with less force, by doing the opposite force (to lift you need to pull down)

What is Pulley?

300

the object which is being moved?

What is load?

300
A shovel has two simple machines, which two?

A lever and a Wedge?

300

When trying to keep a door open so you can add Christmas items to your bedroom, which simple machine would be best to use?

What is a wedge?

400

the term used when an object is moving in the direction of the larger force?

What is unbalanced forces?

400

The simple machine that are used to lift heavy objects

What is lever?

400

The middle point of an lever

What is a fulcrum?

500

A force that opposes or slows down motion? 

What is Friction?

500

The simple machine that is used to reduce friction, and it turns

What is Wheel and Axle?

500

The simple machine with a sloping surface, making one end higher than the other

What is an incline plane?