Vocabulary Vocabulary 2 Forces Newton’s Laws Miscellaneous

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Vocabulary 100

For every action, there is an

equal and opposite
reaction.
Vocabulary 200

A measure of the distance

an object moves in a given
amount of time
Vocabulary 300

The acceleration of an
object depends on the mass
of the object and the force
applied
Vocabulary 400

A measurement of force
Vocabulary 500

The amount of matter in an

object
Vocabulary 100

The speed of an object in a

particular direction
Vocabulary 200

A measure of the pull of

gravity on a mass
Vocabulary 300
Unless acted on by an
unbalanced force, an object at
rest will stay at rest and an
object in motion will stay in
motion
Vocabulary 400

A push or pull exerted on an

object
Vocabulary 500

The rate at which velocity

changes
Forces 100

This is an action exerted on

an object that may change
the object’s state of rest or
motion
Forces 200

I drop an item from the top

of the Eiffel Tower. This is
the force that is pulling the
item to the ground.
Forces 300

Friction and air resistance

are considered this type of
force.
Forces 400

Gravitational and magnetic

are considered this type of
force.
Forces 500

This is a force that causes

motion between two
objects.
Newton’s Laws 100

A magician pulls a tablecloth

out from under a set table. The
objects do not move or fall
because of this law.
Newton’s Laws 200

A car crashes into the side

of Minerva’s in Downtown
Sioux Falls. The wall exerts a
force in this direction.
Newton’s Laws 300

Newton’s First Law of

Motion is also called this
which means objects resist
any change in motion.
Newton’s Laws 400

These are two factors that

affect acceleration
according to Newton’s
Second Law.
Newton’s Laws 500

In Newton’s Third Law of

Motion, the forces act in
this way.
Miscellaneous 100

This is a force of attraction

between objects due to
their masses.
Miscellaneous 200

These are ways in which I can

reduce (or create less)
friction.
Miscellaneous 300

These are ways in which I

can increase (or create
more) friction.
Miscellaneous 400

An alien has a mass of 27kg

on earth. It has decided to
fly home to Jupiter. This is
it’s mass on Jupiter.
Miscellaneous 500
The weight of the same alien is
250 N. Jupiter’s gravity is 2.3
times stronger than Earths.
This is the weight of the alien
when he returns home to
Jupiter.
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Jeopardy
This is the net force on an
object that has 50 N of
force acting upward and 25
N of force acting
downward.