Energy
Speed
Collision
Rollercoaster
Surface Area/Ball in Motion
100

 What is energy?


Energy is the ability to do work or cause change.

100

What is speed?

Speed is the distance traveled over time.

100

What is a collision?

A collision is when two objects hit each other.

100

What makes a roller coaster go up and down?

The change in height and the forces acting on it.

100

What does it mean for a ball to be in motion?

 It means the ball is changing its position.

200

Name two forms of energy.

Kinetic energy and potential energy.

200

If a car travels 60 miles in 1 hour, what is its speed?

 60 miles per hour.

200

Name one type of collision.

Elastic collision.

200

What kind of energy is highest at the top of a rollercoaster?

Potential energy.

200

What forces act on a ball when you throw it?

 Gravity and air resistance.

300

What type of energy is stored in a stretched rubber band?

Potential energy.

300

How can you calculate the speed of an object?

Speed = Distance ÷ Time.

300

What happens to the objects during a collision?

They may change direction or speed.

300

Why do roller coasters need to be designed carefully?

They must be designed to ensure safety and manage forces.

300

Why is the surface area important for a parachute?

A larger surface area allows for more air resistance.

400

How does energy change when you turn on a light?

It transforms electrical energy into light energy.

400

What happens to speed when an object goes downhill?

Speed increases as it goes downhill.

400

How does a soft surface affect a collision?

A soft surface reduces the impact and slows down the objects.

400

What happens to the surface area of an object if it is flattened?

Speed increases as it goes down due to gravity.

400

What is surface area?

Surface area is the total area of the surface of a three-dimensional object.

500

Explain how energy can be transformed from one form to another.

Energy can be transformed from one form to another, such as potential energy to kinetic energy.

500

Why does it take longer to run a mile than to walk a mile?

It takes longer to run because running requires more energy and effort.

500

What is the difference between a hard collision and a soft collision?

A hard collision involves a greater impact force than a soft collision.

500

How does surface area affect how fast an object falls?

Gravity pulls the coaster down, providing acceleration.

500

What happens to the surface area of an object if it is flattened?

 It decreases the surface area.