Definitions
Types of Force
Types of Energy
Properties of Forces
Miscellaneous
100

Force

The Pushes and Pulls That Objects Exert on Each Other

100

A Force Caused by Contact Between Two Objects

Contact Force

100

Energy From an Object's Chemical Composition

Chemical

100

The Minimum Amount of Objects Required For Their to Be a Force

2

100

The Cause of Friction Force

Irregularities in the Surface

or 

The Small Spikes and Bumps on the Surfaces

200

Speed 

The Measure of How Much Distance an Object Travels Over a Set Time
200

A Forced Caused by Gravity

Gravitational Force

200

An Energy That Comes From an Object's Height 

Gravitational

200

The Three Things that Force Changes

Speed, Direction, and Shape

200

What is the Resultant Force of the Following Picture?

5 N

300

Resultant Force

The Force "Left Over" That Causes a Change in Speed

300

A Forced Caused by the Pull of a String/Rope/Spring/Ect.

Tension

300

Energy That Comes From Heat

Thermal

300

The Net Force/Resultant Force of A Set of Balanced Forces

0

300

What Unit is Traditionally Used in Physics for Velocity?

m/s

400

Force Arrow

An Arrow Drawn to Represent a Force Acting

400

A Forced Caused by the Rubbing or Gripping of Two Surfaces. Typically Opposes Motion

Friction

400

Energy That Comes From Motion

Kinetic

400
How Does a Forward Resultant Force Affect an Object Moving in the Positive Direction?

It Speeds It Up

400

If a Ball Falls, What Will Its Gravitational Energy Be Converted Into?

Kinetic Energy

500

The Law of Conservation of Energy

The Idea that Energy Cannot Be Created or Destroyed, Only Transferred

500

A Forced Caused by a Surface that Acts 90 Degrees from the Surface. Typically Opposes Gravity

Normal Force

500

Energy that Comes From a Stretch or Squash

Elastic 

500

How Does a Backwards Resultant Force Affect an Object Moving in the Negative Direction?

It Speeds It Up

500

Find the Velocity of an Object that Moved 20m in 5s

4m/s