Force, Motion and Energy

is when an object moves from one location to another location.

• Friction

• Motion

• Potential Energy

• Mass

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Motion is described by its _______and speed.

• Friction

• Mass

• Direction

• Collision

Objects in motion tend to stay in motion unless ... (Choose all that apply)

• They are acted on by a force

• Friction slows down the object

• Gravity slows down the object

• There is a collision

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Objects at rest will remain at rest unless unless acted on by a _____.

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When one person kicks a soccer ball, their foot causes the ball to move because energy...

• is caused by gravity

• has mass

• is created by the ball

• is transferred from the person's foot to the ball

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Which of these examples have kinetic energy? Choose all that apply

• A toy car traveling down a wax paper ramp

• A girl on a swing at its highest point

• A rainbow loom rubber band stretched as far as possible

• A football thrown by Jalen Hurts traveling through the air

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The greater the object's ______, the more force is required to move it.

• Mass

• gravity

• friction

• potential energy

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Speed can be measured in...

• mass

• kilograms

• kilometers per hour

• killer whales

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Put this sequence in order, starting with the toy car at rest...

• The toy car is in motion

• The energy from one car is transferred to the other, causing it to change speed and direction

• A boy uses his finger to apply force to the car

• The toy car collides with another toy car in motion

• A toy car is at rest

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Mass can be measured in ... (Choose all that apply)

• kilograms

• grams

• degrees Fahrenheit

• ounces