Physical Science Review 2

​ (a)   is the unit we use for force. (It's named after a dead dude).

• Newton
• Celsius

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An imbalance of forces will have:

• Acceleration

• Balance

• Contact

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Match the following

• To increase the rate of speed

• Inertia

• Equal and opposite forces - no acceleration happens

• Deceleration

• Resistance to changing state of movement

• Balanced forces

• Force in one direction - acceleration happens

• Acceleration

• To decrease the rate of speed

• Imbalanced forces

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Draw a vector.

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Match the following noncontact forces to their definition.

• Binds atoms together to make different elements.

• Nuclear forces

• Requires the presence of a magnetic field

• Gravitational forces

• Force of attraction between bodies in the universe. It binds galaxies together.

• Magnetic forces

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​ (a)   is how much matter something has. ​ (b)   is the force due to gravity.

• Mass
• Weight

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Order the following laws of motion from one to three.

• A body at rest will stay at rest. A body in motion stays in motion.

• Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

• The acceleration of an object is based off the force acting on it and its mass.

Match the following

• Energy of motion

• Speed

• How fast per unit of time something is moving

• Velocity

• Energy from heat/temperature

• Vector

• Speed in a certain direction

• Thermal energy

• An arrow showing which direction a force is moving an object

• Kinetic Energy

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The law of conservation of ​ (a)   states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only change forms.

• energy
• kinetics
• matter

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Order the wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum from shortest to longest.

• Microwaves/the color orange

• Red/long radio waves

• X-rays/the color green

• Gamma rays/ the color violet

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