newton's laws jeopardy
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Newton’s 1st law
Newton’s 2nd law
Newton’s 3rd law
Law of Gravity
Words of Motion F J
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An object will be harder to move if
it has more of this.
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What is mass.(or matter)
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A moving object tends to stay in
motion unless this acts on.
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What is an unbalanced
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This is the kind of forces acting on a book not moving
on a desk.
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What are balanced forces?
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This force slows down many
objects on earth.
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What is friction?
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Newton’s 1st law can be summed up in this one
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What is inertia?
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This will happen to an object that
has a force applied to it.
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What is accelerate?
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If you increase the force on a moving
object this will happen to the acceleration.
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What isit will increase?
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If you increase the mass of an object, this will happen to the acceleration.
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What isit will decrease?
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These 2 things determine the acceleration of
any object. 18
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What are mass and force?
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This equation explains the
relationship between force, mass, and
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What is F = m X a ?
(Or any member of the fact family.)
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If you throw a heavy ball while you are wearing skates, this will
probably happen.
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What is you’ll be pushed back
by the ball?
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Every action has an equal and opposite
one of these.
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What is reaction?
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When a balloon flies across a
room because of air pressure, the
push of air is this.
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What is the action?
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When the thrust of a rocket pushes it into space, the moving
rocket is this.
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What is the reaction?
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This is the reaction when rowers use their oars to push
water.
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What is the boat moves forward?
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A feather will fall more slowly
than a rock because of this.
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What is air resistance?
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This scientist found that without air
resistance, heavy and light objects fall at
the same rate.
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Who is Galileo?
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As an object falls, it’s velocity does
this.
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What is it increases?
(or accelerates.)
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Objects close to earth accelerate at this rate as they
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What is 9.8 m/s2?(meters per second, each second)
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The moon stays in orbit because of these two forces.
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What are gravity and
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Objects with mass pull each other because of this.
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What is gravity?
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How fast an object changes
position.
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What is speed?
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The speed and direction of a
moving object.
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What is velocity?
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A push or a pull that can be either
balanced or unbalanced.
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What is a force?
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It measures how much gravity
pulls an object.
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What is weight?
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Final Jeopardy
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FINAL JEOPARDY
This ancient scientist thought heavy objects fall faster than light
ones.53
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Who is Aristotle?
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