Energy
Machines 1
Up and Down
Machines 2
Work
100

What are 2 examples of energy in action?

A person throwing a ball, a person running

100

What is the force present when 2 things are rubbed together?

Friction

100

True/False – In using a lever, the farther the fulcrum is to the load, the less force is needed

False

100

What are the 2 kinds of machines?

Simple and complex

100

What do we call the push or pull that does work?

Force

200

What are 2 examples of stored energy?

A person sleeping, a person standing still

200

Who was the first scientist to emphasize the importance of observing carefully?

Galileo

200

What is a block and tackle?

A kind of pulley

200

How does streamlining help an airplane?

It cuts down friction

200

What is work?

Pushing or pulling something to move it

300

What are 2 forms of energy?

Stored energy and energy in action

300

What are gears?

Sets of wheels working together

300

What are the 3 parts of a lever?

Force, fulcrum, load

300

What are examples of each of the 6 simple machines?

Slide, seesaw, flag pole, jar lid, knife, doorknob

300

Who built a large temple with simple machines a long time ago?

Solomon

400

What are 4 kinds of energy?

Electricity, heat, light, sound

400

Where can a person see complex machines?

Everywhere

400

What is gravity?

An attraction between 2 things that pulls things towards earth’s center

400

What are the 6 simple machines?

Inclined plane, lever, pulley, screw, wedge, wheel and axle

400

What is a tool called that makes work easier?

A machine

500

What is the ability to do work called?

Energy

500

What is the definition of a complex machine?

Two or more simple machines making up a machine

500

What 2 things must be overcome for work to take place?

Friction and gravity

500

What kind of force is gained by using a machine?

Mechanical force

500

What is useful in measuring how useful any machine is?

Mechanical advantage