Simple Yeah
My name is Barry Allen
Don't Force it
Reach Your Potential
Wave it Love it
Rolling Like the Ocean
100

This simple machine allows you to from one level of ground to another with little force.

Inclined Plane

100

What is the Kinetic Energy of jogger with a mass of 55kg jogging at 2 m/s?

110 Joules

100

What is the amount and direction of the Net Force?

10 N to the Right

100

A 5 kg apple is hanging from a branch 10 m in the air. What is the PE?

490 Joules

100

Amplitude is used to measure the _____________ of a wave.

Height of a wave

100

This is Newton's First Law of Motion stating that an object at rest will stay at rest unless a force acts upon it.

Inertia

200

A catapult is an example of what simple machine

Lever

200

How much energy does a 25kg dog running at 4m/s have?

200 Joules

200

What is the Amount and Direction of the Net Force?

400 N Down

200

A car with a Mass of 1200 kg is sitting at the top of 30 m hill. How much energy does it have?

352,800 Joules

200

The number of waves in a specified time is the _____________.

Frequency

200

Double Points!  Fill in the blank.

Force Changes the _____________ of an object.


Motion...Half points if you said direction

300

DOUBLE Points! 

What is the definition of a Rube Goldberg machine?

A complex machine made of simple machines to complete a simple task.

300

What is the Mass of an object that has 2000 J of Kinetic Energy traveling at a rate 10 m/s?

40 kg

300

If a block has a Mass of 200kg and is Accelerating at a rate of 6m/swhat is the resulting force?

1,200 Newtons

300

A Hanglider has 10,000 Joules of Potential energy. If the hang glider has a mass of 50 kg what is their height? Round to the nearest tenth.

20.4 meters

300

Higher frequencies have a ______________ pitch.

Higher

300

DOUBLE POINTS! 

How are Speed and Acceleration different

If you only have the different units... half points.

Speed is distance over time. Always constant

Acceleration is any change in speed or direction. Always changing, never constant.

      m/s        m/s2

400

The cap on a bottle is an example of what simple machine?

Screw

400

Identify the FORM of energy shown in each of the the Three pictures.

Chemical, Electrical, Electrical  (Bonus: If you said Heat as a 4th Form of Energy)

400

What is the equation to find Acceleration?


(V2-V1)/t

400

Give an example of potential Chemical Energy.

Answers may vary

400

Sound waves move through air molecules by ________________ them.

Compressing

400

This kind of Friction occurs when water or air slow the movement of an object.

Drag

500

Name the ONLY simple Machine NOT shown in this picture

Screw, Gear for points as well.

500

List all the FORMS of energy IN ORDER that they happen in the following story:

Mark gets up from his chair and goes to his locker. Mark gets out his sandwich and eats it. 20 minutes later Mark is playing soccer outside. Mark enjoys the sunshine.

Mechanical (Getting up from chair and getting sandwich), Chemical (eating the Sandwich), Mechanical (Playing soccer). Electromagnetic (Sunshine). 

500

Double Points!

A Student is pushing a 50 kg cart with a force of 600N. The cart is ONLY accelerating at 3 m/s2. How much frictional force must be acting on the cart?

450 Newtons of Friction acting against the cart.

500

A roller coaster cart has a potential energy of 5,500 Joules. If the roller coaster is at a height of 20 m what is the mass of the cart? Round to nearest whole number.

28 kg

500

The tops of waves are called ____________ while the bottoms or valleys are called _____________.

Crests, Troughs

500

Which of Newton's Laws of Motion explain why the heaviest football athletes play on the Offensive and Defensive lines?

2nd and 3rd law