Vocab
Laws
Scenarios
Random Force Based Questions
Blast from the Past
100
The force that attracts an object to the center of the Earth.
Gravity
100
Every action has an _____________________________.
Equal and opposite reaction
100
When you jump off a skateboard, the skateboard rolls backward as you move forward
Law 3 -Teacher's Discretion
100
Where do Newton's Laws not apply?
Space
100
What are the four forms of precipitation?
Hail, Snow, Sleet, Rain
200
The force that occurs when two objects rub together
Friction
200
Which law discusses inertia?
Law 1
200
It's harder to move a bowling ball than it is to move a ping pong ball
Law 2 -Teacher's Discretion
200
How did Newton's Laws of Motion influence the inventor of the seatbelt?
The inventor of the seatbelt considered inertia and knew he needed to prevent a person from continuing to move through the windshield
200
What layer of the atmosphere is the warmest?
The thermosphere
300
What term is used to show the measurement of forces?
Newton
300
Which law provides the formula for force?
Law 2
300
You're riding a bike, but hit a large rock. The bike stops moving, but you shoot forward.
Law 1 -Teacher's Discretion
300
What's an example of how each Law of Motion is found in a baseball game?
Teacher's Discretion
300
Fungi is considered to be what part of the food web?
Decomposers
400
If an object remains at rest it is due to _________________.
Balanced Forces
400
How does mass relate to acceleration?
The larger the mass, the less it accelerates, and vice versa
400
When you place a heavy book on a table the book doesn't fall through the table
Law 3 Teacher's Discretion
400
How does a plane taking off as opposed to a car starting to drive show Law 2?
Planes have to move around the runway for a longer time because their mass is larger and it requires more force to accelerate
400
On a microscope, what is the name of the area where we lay down our specimen?
The stage
500
___________ is the tendency of an object to resist a change in motion.
Inertia
500
What are 3 invisible forces we've discussed?
Gravity, Friction, Air Resistance
500
A hockey puck continues to move along the ice for a long time without stopping
Law 1 Teacher's Discretion
500
How does this device show Two Laws of Motion?
Teacher's Discretion
500
What is considered the "powerhouse" of the cell(provides energy)?
The mitochondria