Kinetic Energy
Direction & Speed
Force & Mass
Transfer of Energy
Friction
100

The energy of an object due to its motion is ______energy

kinetic

100

When you throw a ball in the air, what force brings it back towards the ground?

gravity

100

The combination of all forces acting on an object is called _______.

net force

100

Explain the transformation that takes place when you rub your hands together. (_____ to _____)

mechanical to thermal

100

What type of energy does friction release?

heat 

200

Kinetic energy_________as speed increases.

increases

200

Amy is hanging from the monkey bars on the playground.  It gets harder and harder for Amy to hold on.  What will gravity cause Amy to do?

fall down

200

Two most common outside forces which affect moving objects.

gravity and friction 

200

When you drop a book on the floor, what happens to its original potential energy?

the potential energy was transferred to kinetic and thermal energy

200

When the tires of a car rub against a road as the car slows down to stop, heat is produced.  What causes this?

Friction

300

Kinetic energy is proportional to the ____________of an object

mass
300

Maurice put a toy truck on top of a ramp and let it go.  What will gravity cause the truck to do?

roll down the ramp

300

What does a force cause an object to do?

Forces cause an object to move or change direction.

300

As the mass of an object moving at a given speed decreases its kinetic energy will ________.

decrease

300

What does friction cause a rolling ball to do?

slow down and stop

400

All moving __________have kinetic energy.

objects

400

This measures how fast something moves, or how far it moves in a given amount of time.

Speed

400

The more massive an object, the __________effect a given force will have on the object.

Less

400

Two students sit on a seesaw in a way that makes it balance and not move. When a third person pushes down on one side, that side moves down. What caused the seesaw to move?

The total force increased on the side that was pushed down.

400

What would happen if there was no friction?

It would be very difficult to stop

500

The amount of kinetic energy an object has depends on the _________and the speed of the object.

mass

500
This causes an object to move

unbalanced forces

500

The greater the force, the ______________ the change in motion will be.

greater

500

Students are playing a game of baseball. When the batter swings his bat it collides with the baseball causing what to happen?

 

Energy transfer from bat to the ball

500

A force that resists the movement of one surface against another  

Friction