Transcript Jeopardy Review Game

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You see a ball next to a doorway. Then you
see the ball several feet from the doorway.
You determine that movement has occurred
due to this principle.
A- frame of reference
B- velocity
C- relative motion
D- relative position
A 100
You see a ball next to a doorway. Then you
see the ball several feet from the doorway.
You determine that movement has occurred
due to this principle.
C- relative motion
A 100
Which best describes the motion of a
violin string as it is plucked?
A- back and forth
B- straight line
C- circular
D- curved path
A 200
Which best describes the motion of a
violin string as it is plucked?
A- back and forth
A 200
A car turning around a corner is an
example of
A- straight line motion
B- curved path motion
C- fixed object
D- back and forth motion
A 300
A car turning around a corner is an
example of
B- curved path motion
A 300
Any change in speed or direction is
A- speed
B- frame of reference
C- acceleration
D- velocity
A 400
Any change in speed or direction is
C- acceleration
A 400
To describe the velocity of a moving
object, you need to know the….
A- speed and direction
B- speed and position
C- direction and relative motion
D- direction and position
A 500
To describe the velocity of a moving
object, you need to know the….
A- speed and direction
A 500
Which object requires the least amount
of force to move it 5 m?
A- golf ball
B- soccer ball
C- bowling ball
D- ping pong ball
B 100
Which object requires the least amount
of force to move it 5 m?
D- ping pong ball
B 100
How can the forces used by the
dogs in the picture be described?
A- The one on the left is pulling with more force.
B- The dog on the right is pulling with more force.
C- They are not pulling with any force.
D- They are pulling with the same amount of force. B 200
How can the forces used by the
dogs in the picture be described?
D- They are pulling with the same amount of force. B 200
What is one substance that we use to
reduce friction between surfaces?
A – steel
B- sandpaper
C- donuts
D- oil
B 300
What is one substance that we use to
reduce friction between surfaces?
D. - oil
B 300
A baseball is rolled across four different
surfaces with the same force. Which
surface will slow the movement of the
soccer ball the most?
A- tile floor
B- grassy field
C- cement sidewalk
D- paved road
B 400
A baseball is rolled across four different
surfaces with the same force. Which
surface will slow the movement of the
soccer ball the most?
B- grassy field
B 400
Force is measured in what unit?
A- newton
B- watt
C- joule
D- henry
B 500
Force is measured in what unit?
A- newton
B 500
What combines the speed and direction
an object is moving?
A- frame of reference
B- motion
C- acceleration
D- velocity
C 100
What combines the speed and direction
an object is moving?
D- velocity
C 100
What is the force caused when two
surfaces rub together?
A- friction
B- speed
C- inertia
D- gravity
C 200
What is the force caused when two
surfaces rub together?
A- friction
C 200
What is the force that makes objects
pull toward each other?
A- inertia
B- friction
C- relative motion
D- gravity
C 300
What is the force that makes objects
pull toward each other?
D- gravity
C 300
What is stored energy called?
A- potential energy
B- kinetic energy
C- work
D- fossil fuels
C 400
What is stored energy called?
A- potential energy
C 400
A train goes around a corner at the same
speed it was traveling a straight track.
What is this an example of?
A- frame of reference
B- speed
C- relative motion
D- acceleration
C 500
A train goes around a corner at the same
speed it was traveling a straight track.
What is this an example of?
D- acceleration
C 500
When does a swing have the most
potential energy?
A- at the bottom
B- half way up
C- as high as it can go
D 100
When does a swing have the most
potential energy?
C- as high as it can go
D 100
A compressed or tightened spring is an
example of
A- work
B- potential energy
C- kinetic energy
D- gravity
D 200
A compressed or tightened spring is an
example of
B- potential energy
D 200
Plants storing energy from the sun is an
example of
A- work
B- potential energy
C- kinetic energy
D- gravity
D 300
Plants storing energy from the sun is an
example of
B- potential energy
D 300
________ is the ability to do work.
A- energy
B- newtons
C- kinetic energy
D- force
D 400
________ is the ability to do work.
A- energy
D 400
Someone is holding a ball in their hand.
They are ready to release it, but have not
done so yet. What kind of energy does the
ball have?
A- neither kinetic nor potential energy
B- both kinetic and potential energy
C- kinetic energy
D- potential energy
D 500
Someone is holding a ball in their hand.
They are ready to release it, but have not
done so yet. What kind of energy does the
ball have?
D- potential energy
D 500
What do all objects that have mass
contain?
A- work
B- gravity
C- chocolate
D- acceleration
E 100
What do all objects that have mass
contain?
B- gravity
E 100
Which object has kinetic energy?
A- a ball lying on the floor
B- a stopped merry-go-round
C- a dog running through the yard
D- a car parked in the garage
E 200
Which object has kinetic energy?
C- a dog running through the yard
E 200
What happens to the force of gravity
between two objects when the mass of
one of the objects is increased?
A- It increases.
B- It decreases.
C- It stays the same.
D- It pushes the objects apart.
E 300
What happens to the force of gravity
between two objects when the mass of
one of the objects is increased?
A- It increases.
E 300
Speed is expressed in units of
A- time divided by distance
B- distance divided by time
C- direction divided by time
D- force divided by time
E 400
Speed is expressed in units of
B- distance divided by time
E 400
Objects that don’t seem to move define
your
A- frame of reference
B- relative motion
C- potential energy
D- kinetic energy
E 500
Objects that don’t seem to move define
your
A- frame of reference
E 500