One of the 7 areas of physics and cite an example of a real world topic they involve.

Choose all of the areas of physics and cite an example of a real world topic they involve.

One of the 7 areas of physics and cite an example of a real world topic they involve.

One of the 7 areas of physics and cite an example of a real world topic they involve.

A type of force that acts between charged objects or particles.

This universal force includes electric and magnetic forces.

An object and the forces acting on it.

A type of force that acts on the moving charges of certain metals.

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. ________

A measurement of an object's inertia.

The sum of all forces acting on an object.

A push or pull that causes a change in motion.

Two related action-reaction forces described by Newton's Third Law.

The mathematical relationship between force and motion.

11. Systems with balanced forces or at rest.

An object will remain at rest or in motion unless an action causes a change.

A force within the nucleus of an atom involved in radioactive processes.

The attractive force that holds together the protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom.

It represents an object's total quantity of motion.

An object's resistance to change.

17. Systems that are in motion.

Interaction between objects with no direct contact.

An attractive force between all objects with mass.

A spring-like interaction that touching objects experience among the surface atoms.

Identify the conditions required for work to be done on an object.

How much work are you doing when you are working out and push an immovable 455kg object with 20 N of force?

You and your twin with the exact same mass decide to run up a huge sand dune. If your twin decides to go faster while you take your time, who used more power and why?

You and your twin with the exact same mass decide to run up a huge sand dune. If your twin decides to go faster while you take your time, who did more work and why?

What 3 ways can a machine make work easier?

List each of the 6 major forms of energy and an example of each.

What does the law of conservation of energy tell you?

If you throw a ball straight up in the air and catch it when it returns in the same location: When does the ball have its most kinetic energy?

If you throw a ball straight up in the air and catch it when it returns in the same location: When does the ball have its most kinetic energy?

If you throw a ball straight up in the air and catch it when it returns in the same location: When would the ball have equal amounts of potential and kinetic energy?

List the 4 major nonrenewable sources of energy and underline the fossil fuels.

Which of the following lists the 5 major renewable energy sources?

What direction will heat flow between a cold object and a hot object?

What 3 things does an object's thermal energy depend on?

What causes thermal expansion?

Why does conduction happen slower in gas than liquid or solid?

What are 2 of the natural cycles where convection occurs?

State the 1st law of thermodynamics.

State the 2nd law of thermodynamics.

State the 3rd law of thermodynamics.

The bending of a wave as it enters a new medium at an angle.

The time required for one full wave cycle.

This occurs when a wave bounces off a surface that it can not pass through.

This occurs when 2 or more waves overlap and combine together.

The number of complete cycles in a given time.

When 2 or more waves combine to produce a wave with a larger displacement.

When 2 or more waves combine to produce a wave with a smaller displacement.

A wave that appears to stay in one place.

The bending of a wave as it moves around an object.

A part of the ear that receives and amplifies vibrations.

A part of the ear that gathers and focuses sound.

A part of the ear that uses nerve endings to send signals to the brain.

If a transverse wave is moving from left to right, what direction is the medium moving?

If a longitudinal wave is moving from left to right, what direction is the medium moving?

Why can't a mechanical wave move through space?

What type of material absorbs or reflects all of the light that strikes it?

What quantity is the same for all electromagnetic waves?

Which electromagnetic waves are used as a source of heat?

What type of material scatters light?

What property of light will decrease as photons travel further from the source?

What type of electromagnetic waves cause sunburn?

Which type of electromagnetic wave covers the greatest amount of the electromagnetic spectrum?

Which rays have the greatest amount of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum?

What wave property does a FM radio station vary to broadcast?

What is the process of redirecting light as it passes through a medium called?

What is the process called when a light wave bends as it passes from one medium to another?

What type of reflection occurs when the light waves reflect off of a rough surface in many different directions?

What wave property does an AM radio station vary to broadcast?

What kind of waves consist of changing electric and magnetic fields?

What type of filter would be used to cause light to vibrate in only one plane?

What type of material allows light to pass through it clearly?

Electromagnetic waves vary in both frequency and what?

Which electromagnetic waves are used to detect breaks in bones?

What type of reflection occurs when the light waves all reflect off a smooth surface in the same direction?

What type of electromagnetic waves are responsible for us being able to see?

Explain what happens when light hits each of the types of materials listed and provide an example of each. a. Transparent -

Explain what happens when light hits each of the types of materials listed and provide an example of each. b. Translucent -

Explain what happens when light hits each of the types of materials listed and provide an example of each. c. Opaque -

If two items both with a positive charge are released near each other what will happen to them?

If two items, one with a positive charge and one with a negative charge are released near each other what will happen to them?

What 2 conditions must be met for electric charge to flow?

These are the two types of current: a) ________ b) ________.

Metal would be considered a good ________.

Rubber and plastic are considered to be good ________.

The temperature, thickness and length of a material are the three key variables that impact the material's ________.

Friction, contact and induction are three methods of ________ transfer.

The amount of charge and distance from charge are two factors that impact the strength of an ________.

A material that is super cooled so that its resistance goes to zero is called a ________.

These are two elements included in a circuit diagram: a) ________ b) ________.

This type of circuit has a single path through which electric charge can flow ________.

This type of circuit has 2 or more paths through which electric charge can flow ________.