chapter 2 S.T.
chapter 3 F.E.
chapter 4 F.E.
chapter 1 S.T.
chapter 3 F.E.
100

The study of living things

What is life science?

100

Resistance to change in motion, Newton’s first law.

What is inertia?

100

Potential and kinetic

What are the two basic types of energy?

100

The way of learning about the natural world.

What is science?

100

Exerting a force on an object that causes the object to move some distance.

How do u do work?

200

Asking questions, evaluate information, and making decisions.

What does scientific literacy mean?

200

Multiple the objects mass by its velocity.

How can you determine the momentum of an object?

200

The energy an object has due to its motion.

What is kinetic energy?

200

The way of scientist having a attitude of doubt.

What is skepticism?

200

The force you exert 

What is input force?

300

It helps you solve problems and answer questions throughout your life.

Understanding scientific principles helps you do what?

300

The strength of the force.

What does the length of the arrow tell you?

300

The energy associated with objects that can be compressed or stretched.

What is elastic potential energy?

300

Specific observations to make generalization.

What does inductive reasoning use?

300

When force is measured in Newton’s and distance in meters, the SI unit of work is the Newton-meter (N x m).

What is a Joule?

400

To analyze scientific claims by looking for bias and errors in the research, evaluating data, and identifying faulty reasoning.

How can you use scientific reasoning?

400

In the absence of outside forces like friction, the total momentum of objects that interact doesn’t change.

What does the law of conservation of momentum state?

400

Speed and mass

What does kinetic energy of an object depend on?

400

Using one or more of your senses to gather information. It also means using tools, such as a microscope, to help your senses.

What does observing mean?

400

The inclined plane, the wedge, and the screw.

What are 3 close machines related to simple machines?

500

Plants, animals, and microscopic life forms. They also study the human body.

What do life scientist study.

500

The attract to each other

What happens if two objects have the same mass?

500

Potential energy related to an objects height

What is gravitational potential energy?

500

Giving talks at meets, exchanging information on the internet, or publishing articles in scientific journals.

How do scientist communicate?

500

The output force of one simple machine becomes the input force of another simple machine.

What is within a compound machin?