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Page 1: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Forces and Motion

Page 2: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Team1

Team2

Forces

Motion

Speed

Velocity

Acceleration

Velocity

Page 3: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A force is a ________

or a ________.

A force is a ________

or a ________.

Page 4: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A force is a ________

or a ________.

A force is a ________

or a ________.

Answer: A push or a pull.Answer: A push or a pull.

Page 5: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Balanced forces produce a net force of _________.

Balanced forces produce a net force of _________.

Page 6: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Balanced forces produce a net force of _________.

Balanced forces produce a net force of _________.

Answer: zeroAnswer: zero

Page 7: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Rolling friction is usually A. less thanB. more thanC. equal to

sliding friction.

Rolling friction is usually A. less thanB. more thanC. equal to

sliding friction.

Page 8: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Rolling friction is usually A. less thanB. more thanC. equal to

sliding friction.

Rolling friction is usually A. less thanB. more thanC. equal to

sliding friction.

Answer: Less thanAnswer: Less than

Page 9: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Unbalanced forces are necessary to cause a change

in __________.

Unbalanced forces are necessary to cause a change

in __________.

Page 10: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Unbalanced forces are necessary to cause a change

in __________.

Unbalanced forces are necessary to cause a change

in __________.

Answer: motionAnswer: motion

Page 11: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

You can run 100 meters in 10 seconds. What is your

speed?

You can run 100 meters in 10 seconds. What is your

speed?

Page 12: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

You can run 100 meters in 10 seconds. What is your

speed?

You can run 100 meters in 10 seconds. What is your

speed?

Answer: 10 m/sAnswer: 10 m/s

Page 13: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

An example of acceleration is: A. a hovering helicopterB. a car turning a corner

C. bicycling at 40 m/s

An example of acceleration is: A. a hovering helicopterB. a car turning a corner

C. bicycling at 40 m/s

Page 14: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

An example of acceleration is: A. a hovering helicopterB. a car turning a corner

C. bicycling at 40 m/s

An example of acceleration is: A. a hovering helicopterB. a car turning a corner

C. bicycling at 40 m/s

Answer:A car turning a corner

Answer:A car turning a corner

Page 15: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

_________ friction includes both liquids and gases.

_________ friction includes both liquids and gases.

Page 16: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

_________ friction includes both liquids and gases.

_________ friction includes both liquids and gases.

Answer: FluidAnswer: Fluid

Page 17: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A student riding her bicycle on a straight, flat road covers one block every 7 seconds. If each block is 100 m long,

she is traveling at _________ speed or velocity.

A student riding her bicycle on a straight, flat road covers one block every 7 seconds. If each block is 100 m long,

she is traveling at _________ speed or velocity.

Page 18: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A student riding her bicycle on a straight, flat road covers one block every 7 seconds. If each block is 100 m long,

she is traveling at _________ speed or velocity.

A student riding her bicycle on a straight, flat road covers one block every 7 seconds. If each block is 100 m long,

she is traveling at _________ speed or velocity.

Answer: constantAnswer: constant

Page 19: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A force is expressed in ___________.

A force is expressed in ___________.

Page 20: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

A force is expressed in ___________.

A force is expressed in ___________.

Answer: NewtonsAnswer: Newtons

Page 21: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

If a bus traveling 15 m/s south speeds up to 20 m/s,

this is a change in __________.

If a bus traveling 15 m/s south speeds up to 20 m/s,

this is a change in __________.

Page 22: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

If a bus traveling 15 m/s south speeds up to 20 m/s,

this is a change in __________.

If a bus traveling 15 m/s south speeds up to 20 m/s,

this is a change in __________.

Answer: speed or velocity or acceleration

Answer: speed or velocity or acceleration

Page 23: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Acceleration is the rate of change in ____________.Acceleration is the rate of change in ____________.

Page 24: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Acceleration is the rate of change in ____________.Acceleration is the rate of change in ____________.

Answer: velocity (also accept speed or direction)

Answer: velocity (also accept speed or direction)

Page 25: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

The distance divided by the time it took to travel that distance is an object’s

_________.

The distance divided by the time it took to travel that distance is an object’s

_________.

Page 26: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

The distance divided by the time it took to travel that distance is an object’s

_________.

The distance divided by the time it took to travel that distance is an object’s

_________.

Answer: speedAnswer: speed

Page 27: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

When you combine all forces acting on an object you get

the ____________.

When you combine all forces acting on an object you get

the ____________.

Page 28: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

When you combine all forces acting on an object you get

the ____________.

When you combine all forces acting on an object you get

the ____________.

Answer: net forceAnswer: net force

Page 29: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

_________ is a force that opposes motion.

_________ is a force that opposes motion.

Page 30: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

_________ is a force that opposes motion.

_________ is a force that opposes motion.

Answer: FrictionAnswer: Friction

Page 31: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

What is the net force when you combine a force of 7 N

north with a force of 2 N south?

What is the net force when you combine a force of 7 N

north with a force of 2 N south?

Page 32: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

What is the net force when you combine a force of 7 N

north with a force of 2 N south?

What is the net force when you combine a force of 7 N

north with a force of 2 N south?

Answer: 5N northAnswer: 5N north

Page 33: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Moving blades of a windmill or a pinwheel are example of

___________ acceleration.

Moving blades of a windmill or a pinwheel are example of

___________ acceleration.

Page 34: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Moving blades of a windmill or a pinwheel are example of

___________ acceleration.

Moving blades of a windmill or a pinwheel are example of

___________ acceleration.

Answer: centripetalAnswer: centripetal

Page 35: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Decreasing velocity can be referred to as:A. accelerationB. deceleration

C. negative accelerationD. All of the above.

Decreasing velocity can be referred to as:A. accelerationB. deceleration

C. negative accelerationD. All of the above.

Page 36: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Decreasing velocity can be referred to as:A. accelerationB. deceleration

C. negative accelerationD. All of the above.

Decreasing velocity can be referred to as:A. accelerationB. deceleration

C. negative accelerationD. All of the above.

Answer: D. all of the aboveAnswer: D. all of the above

Page 37: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Are the forces on a kicked soccer ball balanced or

unbalanced? How do you know?

Are the forces on a kicked soccer ball balanced or

unbalanced? How do you know?

Page 38: Forces and Motion. Team 1 Team 2 Forces Motion Speed Velocity Acceleration Velocity

Are the forces on a kicked soccer ball balanced or

unbalanced? How do you know?

Are the forces on a kicked soccer ball balanced or

unbalanced? How do you know?

Answer: Unbalanced because the ball changes

speed and/or direction.

Answer: Unbalanced because the ball changes

speed and/or direction.