Scientific Method and Measurement
Force and Motion
Energy
Heat and Temperature
100

Which step of the scientific method involves forming an educated guess?

Hypothesis

100

 Newton's First Law is also called the law of

Inertia

100

Two students with the same mass reach the top of a hill using different paths ( one long, one short). Who has the greater gravitational potential energy?

Both students have the same GPE

100

What does temperature measure?

Average kinetic energy of particles in a substance

200

A student tests how different soil types affect plant growth. She changes only the soil type and measures plant height. What is the dependent variable?

Plant Growth

200

According to Newton’s Second Law, force equals

mass × acceleration

200

A skier with a mass of 50 kg stands at the top of a 30 m hill. What will happen to their gravitational potential energy as they ski downhill?

It decreases

200

When ice melt, does it lose or gain energy?

Gain energy

300

Why do scientists publish and communicate their experiment results to the scientific community?

So that others can repeat the investigation and validate the results

300

 Momentum depends on an object's

Mass and velocity

300

What is the law of conservation of energy?

Energy is never created or destroyed

300

Which direction does heat move?

Hot to cold

400

What type of graph would be best to show the time it takes for a car to go from 0 to 100 kph (kilometers per hour)?

Line Graph

400

How is acceleration affected when the net force on an object is doubled, and mass is constant?

Acceleration is doubled

400

A student pushes on a heavy wall but it does not move. How much work is done on the wall?

No work is done

400

What is heat transfer by direct contact called?

Conduction

500

How many meters is equal to 0.5 kilometers?

500 meters

500

If mass stays the same and speed doubles, momentum will:

Double

500

Which simple machine with a rope and wheel, changes the direction of force?

Pulley
500

In what medium does convection occur in?

Fluids! Liquids and gases.