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WorksheetsExam 1 Vocab Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
The change in the position of an object is
Force
Motion
Flip-flopping
Velocity
A point used to determine the motion of another object.
Reference Point
Power Point
Velocity Point
Point of Emphasis
The rate of motion of an object.
Acceleration
Reference point
Speed
Velocity
An object's change in position, measuring from its starting position to the final position.
Reference Point
Meters
Distance
Displacement
Speed AND direction of an object
Acceleration
Velocity
Displacement
Motion
Newton's First Law of Motion is also called
The Law of Inertia
F = ma
Action/Reaction
Law & Order
Newton's Second Law of Motion is best represented by the equation:
e=mc2
a2 + b2 = c2
F = ma
An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force is the definition of:
Newton's First Law of Motion
Newton's Second Law of Motion
Newton's Third Law of Motion
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction is the definition of:
Newton's First Law of Motion
Newton's Second Law of Motion
Newton's Third Law of Motion
The Scientific Method is a
linear process
inquisitive process
Information gained by using any of the 5 senses is
An observation
An inference
An anecdote
Not data
A hypothesis
Is a blind guess
Is only useful if it is true
describes what you expect to happen
can only be made by scientists
The control variable
Is the part of the experiment that is changed
Is the part of the experiment that responds to the change
Are not called constants
Is the part of the experiment that stays the same
The Independent Variable
Is the part of the experiment that is changed
Is the part of the experiment that responds to the change
Is constant
Is the part of the experiment that stays the same
The Dependent Variable
Is the part of the experiment that is changed
Is the part of the experiment that responds to the change
Is constant
Is the part of the experiment that stays the same
The scientific process ALWAYS begins with a Question.
True
False
An experiment (check all that apply)
is a procedure done to test a hypothesis
includes the collection and analysis of data
Always leads to a conclusion
Always leads to a scientific theory
Facts or information collected during an experiment are referred to as
Data
Analysis
Inferences
Laws
An inference is
A conclusion drawn from the examination of evidence
Always true
Stronger than a theory
Drawn before a hypothesis
A scientific theory is
a hunch
not thoroughly tested
well-tested and established
likely to be proven wrong
A scientific law (select all that apply)
Describes events in the natural world
Predicts events in the natural world
Neither describes nor predicts events in the natural world
A frictional force AIR exerts against a moving object is
Gravity
Friction
Air Resistance
Force
A force that attracts an object toward the center of the Earth is called
Gravity
Friction
Air Resistance
Force
The definition of Force is:
The pull of gravity.
A push or pull on an object
Something that moves an object
the superpower that Darth Vader uses to subdue his enemies.
Mass is
The amount of matter an object has
How much something weighs
Lower on the Moon
A push or pull on an object
The above image represents
An unbalanced force
A balanced force
A contact force that resists the sliding motion between two surfaces is
An unstoppable force
An unbalanced force
Air Resistance
Friction
Weight
is the measure of the force of gravity on an objects mass
won't change on other planets
is not related to mass
a highly influential song by The Band released in 1968
Force is measured in
Meters per second
Kilograms
Newtons
Skywalkers
The sum of all of the forces acting on an object is known as the
Net Force
Netflix
Unbalanced Force
Frictional Force
The above image is an example of
A balanced force
An unbalanced force
What is the Net Force in the image above?
100N
400N
100N to the left
100N to the right
The Net Force in the above image is
300N
300N to the right
600N
0N
