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ENERGY
FORCES
MOTION /
LIGHT
SIMPLE
MACHINES
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The ability to cause change is
• light
• energy
• insulator
• thermometer
The ability to cause change is
•light
•energy
•insulator
•thermometer
The movement of thermal
energy from one place to
another
• thermal energy
• insulator
• heat
• reflection
The movement of thermal
energy from one place to
another
• thermal energy
• insulator
• heat
• reflection
The energy that moves the
particles in matter
• conductor
• insulator
• thermal energy
• heat
The energy that moves the
particles in matter
• conductor
• insulator
• thermal energy
• heat
What we feel as heat is
thermal
• Energy
• Light
• Particles
• Motion
What we feel as heat is thermal
• Energy
• Light
• Particles
• Motion
Adding thermal energy can
change particles in a liquid into
• a gas
• an insulator
• a mass
• a solid
Adding thermal energy can
change particles in a liquid into
• a gas
• an insulator
• a mass
• a solid
The measure of the pull of
gravity on an object is called
•
•
•
•
motion
weight
gravity
work
The measure of the pull of
gravity on an object is called
•
•
•
•
motion
weight
gravity
work
The measure of force it takes to
move an object a certain
distance
• motion
• force
• work
• weight
The measure of force it takes to
move an object a certain
distance
• motion
• force
• work
• weight
The force that pulls object toward
each other
• weight
• gravity
• work
• motion
The force that pulls object toward
each other
• weight
• gravity
• work
• motion
It takes more force to move a
baseball than a marble because
the baseball has more
• force
• mass
• speed
• motion
It takes more force to move a
baseball than a marble
because the baseball has more
• force
• mass
• speed
• motion
People would weigh more on earth
than on the moon so the earth has
more _____ than the moon.
• Speed
• motion
• gravity
• weight
People would weigh more on earth
than on the moon so the earth has
more _____ than the moon.
• Speed
• motion
• gravity
• weight
To measure when more work is
being done you have to consider…
A.the distance the object moved
B.the mass of the object being
moved
C.both the distance and the mass
D.who gets tired faster
To measure when more work is
being done you have to consider…
A.the distance the object moved
B.the mass of the object being
moved
C.both the distance and the mass
D.who gets tired faster
What simple machine could be
used to move a heavy object into
a treehouse?
Lever
Wedge
Pulley
Screw
What simple machine could be
used to move a heavy object into
a treehouse?
Lever
Wedge
Pulley
Screw
The stopping of light
• Reflection
• Absorption
• Refraction
• Relaxation
The stopping of light
• Reflection
• Absorption
• Refraction
• Relaxation
The bouncing of light off an
object
• Absorption
• Reflection
• Refraction
• Repetition
The bouncing of light off an
object
• Absorption
• Reflection
• Refraction
• Repetition
The bending of light
• Reflection
• Absorption
• Refraction
The bending of light
• Reflection
• Absorption
• Refraction
An example of a lever can be
found on
• A flagpole
• A see-saw
• A door knob
• An ax
An example of a lever can be
found on
• A flagpole
• A see-saw
• A door knob
• An ax
An example of a wheel and axle
can be
• A wheel barrow
• Stairs
• A door knob
• A flagpole
An example of a wheel and axle
can be
• An Ax
• Stairs
• A door knob
• A flagpole
Which is not an example of a
wedge
• Front teeth
• A see-saw
• An ax
• A knife
Which is not an example of a
wedge
• Front teeth
• A see-saw
• An ax
• A knife
A ________ is an example of an
inclined plane
• Bucket on a rope
• Ramp
• Door knob
• Ax
A ________ is an example of an
inclined plane
• Bucket on a rope
• Ramp
• Door knob
• Ax
All of these are examples of levers
except
• See-saw
• ramp
• Wheel barrow
• catapult
All of these are examples of levers
except
• See-saw
• ramp
• Wheel barrow
• catapult