WorksheetsWhat Do You Know About Electromagnetic Forces So Far?
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What were the responsibilities of our equipment managers during FOSS?
Makes sure everyone follows the GROUP rules. They make sure everyone gets a turn and that everyone has an opportunity to contribute their ideas to the investigation.
Getting sink station group supplies from assigned sink station cabinets.
Returning sink station group supplies back into sink station bins.
Shares group data with the class when we need to share and may be asked to write it somewhere on the board or another location outside of your student journals.
What is a responsibility of our Starter?
Makes sure everyone follows the GROUP rules. They make sure everyone gets a turn and that everyone has an opportunity to contribute their ideas to the investigation.
Getting sink station group supplies from assigned sink station cabinets.
Returning sink station group supplies back into sink station bins.
Shares group data with the class when we need to share and may be asked to write it somewhere on the board or another location outside of your student journals.
What is a responsibility of our Reporter?
Makes sure everyone follows the GROUP rules. They make sure everyone gets a turn and that everyone has an opportunity to contribute their ideas to the investigation.
Getting sink station group supplies from assigned sink station cabinets.
Returning sink station group supplies back into sink station bins.
Shares group data with the class when we need to share and may be asked to write it somewhere on the board or another location outside of your student journals.
What is a responsibility of our Recorder?
Makes sure everyone follows the GROUP rules. They make sure everyone gets a turn and that everyone has an opportunity to contribute their ideas to the investigation.
Getting sink station group supplies from assigned sink station cabinets.
Collects data as it happens and makes sure that everyone has recorded information in his or her science journals.
Shares group data with the class when we need to share and may be asked to write it somewhere on the board or another location outside of your student journals.
What does the R stand for in GROUPS?
R - Ready, Set, Go!
R - Respect Others
R - Really, Really Fast!
What does the U stand for in GROUPS?
U - Use Your Agenda
U - Use Loud Voices
U - Use Quiet Voices
What does the G stand for in GROUPS?
G - Get Along
G - Get Some Food
G - Get Me A Pizza
What does the S stand for in GROUPS?
S - Scream Across the Room
S - Stay In Your Group
S - Stay At Your Lab Tables
What does the P stand for in GROUPS?
P - Party Time
P - Plan Ahead
P - Participate
What does the O stand for in GROUPS?
O - Only Science
O - On Task Only
O - On Your Own Time
What is the correct login information for our online FOSS textbook?
Username: fossoste
Password: fossoste
Username: ostefoss
Password: ostefoss
Username: oste-foss
Password: oste-foss
Username: oste-foss-oste
Password: oste-foss-oste
The duct tape color on top of your sink station bin matches the color on the binding of your ________________.
Sink Station Textbooks
Student Journals
Sink Station Tape Dispensers
Sink Station Rulers
The number on the inside cover of all of the textbooks at your sink station matches your _______________.
Sink Station Number
Lab Table Number
Period Number
Student ID Number
If I were Period 4, Sink Station 3 - what would be my group number?
4.4
3.3
3.4
4.3
If I were Period 5, Sink Station 2 - what would be my group number?
5.5
2.2
5.2
2.5
If I were Period 1, Sink Station 6 - what would be my group number?
1.6
6.1
6.6
1.1
Where do student journals go at the end of the period?
On your lab tables.
In your sink station cabinets.
Take them home!
In your sink station plastic bins.
Where are all papers going to go at the end of the period?
On your lab tables.
In your sink station cabinets or in your student journals.
Take them home!
In your sink station plastic bins.
What is true of all forces?
They are unbalanced.
They involve more than one object
They cause objects to move.
They cancel each other out.
What does the measurement N stand for?
Nancy
Newton
Newtonian
Neutron
If the net force on an object is zero, what can you conclude?
The object is not accelerating
The object is not touching anything
The object is not moving
The object is slowing down
What can you infer about an object moving at a constant velocity?
No forces are acting on it
Gravity is exerting the strongest force on it
The forces acting on it are in balance
It is stationary
Acceleration occurs when an object is subjected to a(n):
Force
Balanced force
Unbalanced force
Contact force
If you drop an egg off of the Empire State Building, which of the following things will happen first?
Drag will increase
The egg will appear to hover
Gravity and drag will fall into balance
The net force will be zero
Which of the following statements is always true?
An object at rest has no forces acting on it
Unbalanced forces lead to a change in speed or direction
Gravity always leads to an unbalanced force
The net force on a moving object can never be zero
