Motion
Circuits
Electricity
Changes in matter
Matter
100

The action of moving to one place to another

Motion

100

If the circuit has any gaps, or breaks, it is called an incomplete or

open circuit

100

The flow of electrons (-) from one side to other.

Electricity

100

When a change makes a new substance 

chemical change

100

Heating water and make it become steam

Evaporation

200

act on a object and make it move or change its motion

forces

200

the electrical current flows to the different components through a single path

series circuit

200

A material that allows electricity to flow easily

conductor

200

The substance or material can't be returned to its original form

Irreversible change

200

separating two or more solid components of different sizes by passing them through a sieve

sieving

300

Involves a round object turning over and over along a surface

rolling friction

300

the electrical current fl ows to the different components through different paths

parallel circuit

300

When a material does not conduct electricity easily

insulator

300

Needs heat, oxygen and fuel to happen

combustion

300

When you can see the components of a mixture

heterogeneous

400

Force = mass x acceleration means

the more mass, the more force to move
the less mass, the less force to move

400

 two or more wires that shouldn’t be in contact with each other connect or touch. This high voltage makes the wires heat up.

Short circuit

400

the buildup of electrical charge on the surface of an object when two objects come in contact

Static electricity

400

Fireworks is an example for

explosive combustion

400

It refers to the kineticenergy (motion) of atoms in the substance.

Temperature

500

Calculated as distance/time

speed

500

laptops and smartphones are very powerful electronic devices that have lots of components are examples of

complex circuits

500

the fl ow of electrical charge through a conductor, such as wires, from one place to another within certain time.

Current electricity

500
Heating increasing the volume an object occupies

Expansion

500

refers to how much matter an object has in relation to its volume.

Density