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WorksheetsModule 1 & 2: Earth in Space & Energy, Forces, and Motion
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Kinetic Energy is
Energy in motion
Energy stored
Magnetic enery
Speed
Potential Energy is
Energy in motion
Energy stored
Magnetic energy
Gravitational
Part A: Students study how the temperature of a substance is related to the rate of molecular movement. Name a substance where molecules are moving the fastest?
Water
Sugar
Liquid
Oxygen
Part B: Describe the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy of gas particles.
There are no particles
As the particles speed up, kinetic energy decreases
As particles speed up, kinetic energy increases
As particles speed up, potential energy increases
Ms. Brown conducted an experiment to see if students would work harder if were rewarded money. What is the independent variable?
Ms. Brown
The money
Student work ethic
Student grades
Mrs. Haynes wanted to conduct an experiment to see if school lunch would effect student behavior. What is the dependent variable?
Student behavior
School lunch
School breakfast
Student grades
To increase potential energy, you must increase mass.
True
False
To increase kinetic energy, you must increase mass.
True
False
Newtons Third Law states
That for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
An object at rest will remain at rest
Motion is caused by force
That for every action there is an unequal reaction
What happens when two objects collide?
Energy is transferred
The objects resist each other
If the force is the same (balanced force), there will be no movement. If the force is unequal (unbalanced) there will be movement
Nothing happens
Find the net force: 50N=> + 50N=>
100N<=
50N=>
0
100N=>
Find the net force: 300N=> + 200N<=
500N=>
500N<=
100N=>
100N<=
Gravitational forces are
Attracive
Repulsive
Confusing
Interactive
Gravity is affected by two variables:
Mass and Height
Mass and Distance
Distance and Height
Height and Time
Gravity is an example of which type of force
Contact Force
Normal Force
Distant Force
Applied Force
Magnetism and Electricity are examples of distant forces
True
False
Sam loves to play baseball. Sam learned that if he swings his bat further behind him, he will hit the ball harder. What did Sam increase?
Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy
Distance
Strength
Kinetic Energy is directly proportionate to
Distance
Height
Speed
Mass
The word waxing refers to
Shrinking
Growing
Thickening
Losing
The term waning refers to
Shrinking
Growing
Thickening
Losing
This moon phase is present during a lunar eclipse
1st Quarter
New Moon
Full Moon
3rd Quarter
This moon phase occurs during a solar eclipse
1st Quarter
New Moon
Full Moon
3rd Quarter
If the moon passes between the sun and earth and lines up, what eclipse will you see?
Total Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Solar Eclipse
Semi Eclipse
All planets orbit the sun due to
Inertia
Gravity
The orbital path
They waant to
All galaxies are attractive. What force causes these galaxies to be attractive?
Contact Force
Magnetic Forces
Electric Forces
Gravitational
A year on earth takes 365 days while a year on Saturn takes 10,585 days. Why does Saturn's year so much longer?
Saturn is larger
Earth is smaller
Saturn is further away from the sun
Saturn has rings around it that slows it down
Which planet has the shortest year?
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Which planet has the longest year?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
What is the hottest planet?
Saturn
Earth
Venus
Mercury
What planet is the coldest?
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
