Forces and Motion 1
Forces and Motion 2
Light and Sound 1
Light and Sound 2
Both
100

Give an example of a natural force.

Hurricane, tornado, earthquake, volcano, etc.

100

True or False:

Objects that are heavier fall faster because they have more gravity.

FALSE

100

A low-amplitude sound would produce a _______________ sound.

Quiet

100
How is sound created?

Sound is created when something vibrates and sends waves of energy or vibration into ours ears.

100

How could you change the shape of a snowball?

Example: Use muscular force to squish it 

200

Give an example of an object that can protect you from the impact of forces.

Seatbelt, helmet, knee/elbow pads, life vest, etc.

200

A flat piece of paper would fall slower to the ground than a scrunched up ball of paper due to ____ ______________.

Air resistance

200

A high-amplitude sound would produce a _______________ sound.

Loud

200

List something that produces both light and heat.

Examples: Sun, candle, fire

200

How could you change the direction and speed of someone skating slowly in a clockwise direction around the rink?

Example: Pull them in a counterclockwise direction quickly (muscular force)

300

Which force attracts certain types of metals?

Magnetic force

300

People can float in outer space because there is very little ______________

Gravity

300

A high-frequency sound would produce a _________________ sound.

High-pitched

300

Give an example of a high-pitched sound.

Examples: crickets, whistle, squeal

300

Give an example of a material that absorbs sound.

Examples: wool, cotton, foam, blankets

400

Which force is the force that makes your pencil drop to the ground when you push it off your desk?

Gravitational force

400

What is an example of a contact force? Which type of force is at play?

Example: Pushing a door open (muscular force)

400

A low-frequency sound would produce a ____________________ sound.

Low-pitched

400

Give an example of a low-pitched sound.

Examples: thunder, bass guitar, deep voice

400

Give an example of a material that reflects sound.

Examples: ceramic, brick, marble, metal, stone, tile

500

Magnets attract metals made of which types of metal?

Nickel, iron, cobalt, steel

500

What is an example of a non-contact force? Which force is at play?

Example: Moving a steel nail with a magnet without touching it (magnetic force)

500
Are fireflies a source or a reflection of light?

Source

500

Give an example of something that protects against hearing damage.

Examples: headphones, earplugs

500

How could you change the distance of a soccer ball from the opposing team's net?

Example: Use muscular force to kick the ball toward the net (get closer).