Scienticifc Knowledge
Motion
Laws of Motion
Energy
Games
100

Define hypothesis

A testable, informed prediction, based on a theory, of what will happen in certain circumstances.

100

Convert 13,600,000,000 mg/m3 to scienticfic notation

1.36x1010 mg/m3

100

Does gravity cause elliptical orbits?

Yes

100

Define friction

A force that converts the kinetic energy of motion into heat.

100

What year was Monopoly invented and by whom?

Circa. 1904 by Elizabeth Magie

200

Define theory

A model (i.e., representation) that seeks to account for and explain the related facts and provide means for producing new hypotheses

200

A train travels 25.1 miles in 0.50 hours. Calculate the velocity of the train.

22 m/s

200

Define inertia

A property of all matter that causes matter to prefer its present state of motion, quantified by the variable mass.

200

Define acoustic energy

Energy transported by sound waves

200

What year was jeopardy invented and by whom?

Circa. 1964 by Merv Griffin

300

Explain what a model is and why theories are often described as models.

 Model; a simplified, conceptual representation of a complex system, object, or idea that is used to understand, describe, and predict its behavior.

Theory; a comprehensive framework that explains and predicts phenomena based on a broad set of principles.

300

A car starts from rest and accelerates to 45 mi/hr in 36 secs. Calculate the car's acceleration and state your answer in m/s2

0.56 m/s2

300

What are the formulas for accleration and gravitation?

a=f/m and f=g(m1m2/r2)

300

Define elastic potential energy

Energy stored in a stretched or compressed object or substance.

300

What year was uno invented and by whom?

Circa. 1971 by Merle Robbins

400

What are double-blind experiments?

A double-blind experiment is when neither the patients nor the researchers know which patients are getting the placebo and which are getting the real treatment.

400

An electron experiences an acceleration of 5.556x106 cm/s2 for a period of 45 ms. If the electron is initially at rest, what is its final velocity?

3680 m/s2

400

Consider a car with a mass of 1880 kg. How much force does it take to give this car an acceleration of 1.50 m/s2?

2,820 N

400

What is dark energy?

The unknown cause of the acceleration of the universe's expansion.

400

In a two-player game of Uno Attack, which cards take on special properties and what new cards are added?

The reverse card becomes a skip card, and there 5 new cards; Hit 2, Wild Hit 4, Discard All, Attack! Attack!, and Wild Attack-Attack.

500

How did Sir Humphry Davy become a hero?

He invented the Davy Safety Lamp, which used mesh to cool the flame temperature, meaning less explosions from the methane gas found in the mines being ignited with the lamps.

500

A proton is uniformly accelerated from rest to 80.0% of the speed of light in 18 hours, 6 minutes, 45 seconds. What is the acceleration of the proton?

48.3 ns

500

A woman weighs 125.1 lbs on earth and 20.9 lbs on the moon. Determine her mass and the accleration of her gravity on the moon

56.8 kg and 1.64 m/s2

500

What is the purpose of the Large Hadron Collider?

To accelerate protons and have them collide at extremely high energies to help scientists discover more about the fundamental structure of matter.

500

Explain the Kamikaze rules of CABO

When a player has acquired two 13's and two 12's, they may call Cabo and end the round. If they have successfully pulled Kamikaze, they receive a 0 on their score sheet and all other players receive 50 on their scoresheet, no matter their score.