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Who Wants To Be. Force & Motion. KNOWLEDGE. IT’S TIME. AND NOW. TO TEST. And See. YOUR. A Scientist?. For 10 Points. 1. If an object is ‘at rest’ all the forces acting on the object must be _______________. A. unbalanced. C. weak. B. strong. D. balanced. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: A Scientist?

AND NOW IT’S TIMETO TESTYOUR

KNOWLEDGE

And SeeForce & Motion

Page 2: A Scientist?

1. If an object is ‘at rest’ all the forces actingon the object must be _______________.

unbalanced

strong

weak

balanced

A

B

C

D

For 10 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 3: A Scientist?

Answer 1. is

balancedD

All objects at rest are surrounded by balanced forces.

Page 4: A Scientist?

2. The speed an object is moving isdetermined by which two measurements?

weight &gravity

distance& time

length& width

mass & time

A

B

C

D

For 20 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 5: A Scientist?

Answer 2. is

distance& time B

Speed is the distance traveledover time.

Page 6: A Scientist?

3. Which force slows down and canstop a moving object?

friction

attractor repel

push or pull

gravity

A

B

C

D

For 30 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 7: A Scientist?

Answer 3. is

frictionA

Friction is a force that resists motion.

Page 8: A Scientist?

4. Darlene drove her car 45 miles fromLake Worth to Belle Glade. What else would

she need to measure to find her average speed.

mass of car

weight of car

pull of gravity

time to travel

A

B

C

D

For 40 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 9: A Scientist?

time to travelD

Answer 4. is

To determine the speed of an object you need both distance & time.

Page 10: A Scientist?

5. Ricardo watches horses run around the racetrack. Each time he looks at a different horse,

it has changes _______ on the race track.

time

mass

position

weight

A

B

C

D

For 50 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 11: A Scientist?

positionC

Answer 5. is

All moving objects are constantly changing position.

Page 12: A Scientist?

For 60 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

6. This cartoon shows that to movean object with more mass, you need

to apply more _________.

friction

speed

force

momentum

A

B

C

D

Come on, I did it for you.

Click for50/50

Page 13: A Scientist?

forceC

Answer 6. is

It takes more force to move an object with more mass.

Page 14: A Scientist?

7. Jackie uses a parachute in the egg-drop competition. What force isshe trying to overcome?

friction

magnetism

wind

gravity

A

B

C

D

For 70 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 15: A Scientist?

gravityD

Answer 7. is

Air resistance works against the force of gravity on Earth.

Page 16: A Scientist?

For 80 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

8. If the two forces acting on thisrace car are unbalanced. Whatmust the car be doing?

stopping

moving

turning

resting

A

B

C

D

MORE

FORCE

less

force

Click for50/50

Page 17: A Scientist?

movingB

Answer 8. is

When unbalanced forces are acting on an object it is in motion.

Page 18: A Scientist?

9. What is the name of the force that works againstthe motion of an object, slowing it down, or stoppingit when two surfaces rub against each other?

push

pull

gravity

friction

A

B

C

D

For 90 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 19: A Scientist?

frictionD

Answer 9. is

Friction acts against the push or pull on an object.

Page 20: A Scientist?

10. What do a push, a pull, gravity, and frictionall have in common?

they areforces

they are energy

they cause rest

they are matter

A

B

C

D

For 100 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 21: A Scientist?

they areforcesA

Answer 10. is

A push, a pull, gravity, and frictionare types of forces.

Page 22: A Scientist?

11. This science tool can pull on or stick tosome metal objects.

forceps

magnet

tweezers

scissors

A

B

C

D

For 110 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 23: A Scientist?

magnetB

Answer 11. is

A magnet will attract magnetic metals and stick to them.

Page 24: A Scientist?

12. The pull between some metal objects and a magnet is a force called __________.

friction

attracting

magnetism

repelling

A

B

C

D

For 120 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 25: A Scientist?

magnetismC

Answer 12. is

Magnetism is the pulling force between an object and a magnet.

Page 26: A Scientist?

13. North or south describes what place on amagnet where the magnetic force is strongest.

the foot

the shoe

the sides

the poles

A

B

C

D

For 130 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 27: A Scientist?

the polesD

Answer 13. is

The poles of a magnet are oppositeeach other and labeled N or S.

Page 28: A Scientist?

14. When Samantha moves her magnet towardsPeter’s magnet, it pushes his magnet away. Whydoes this happen?

her magnet isstronger

his magnetis weaker

the magnets poles are alike

the magnets polesare different

A

B

C

D

For 140 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 29: A Scientist?

the magnets polesare alikeC

Answer 14. is

Poles that are alike repel each other, such as NN or SS.

Page 30: A Scientist?

15. If Samantha turns her magnet so the southpole is facing the north pole of Peter’s magnet, whatwill the magnets do?

attract

repel

rest

nothing

A

B

C

D

For 150 PointsWho Wants To Be A Scientist ?

Click for50/50

Page 31: A Scientist?

attractA

Answer 15. is

Poles that are unlike, attract each other, such as NS or SN.

Page 32: A Scientist?

GAME OVERTime to total your points.

Make sure you name, date, and period number are on your answer sheet!

HAND IN YOUR WORKSHEETS

Page 33: A Scientist?

Keep

LEARNING

And You

Can Be

The Next

to Win

Page 34: A Scientist?

1. If an object is ‘at rest’ all the forces actingon the object must be _______________.

unbalanced

strong

weak

balanced

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 ChanceClick for

Answer

Page 35: A Scientist?

2. The speed an object is moving isdetermined by which two measurements?

weight &gravity

distance& time

length& width

mass & time

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 ChanceClick for

Answer

Page 36: A Scientist?

3. Which force slows down and canstop a moving object?

friction

attractor repel

push or pull

gravity

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 ChanceClick for

Answer

Page 37: A Scientist?

4. Darlene drove her car 48 miles fromLake Worth to Belle Glade. What else would

she need to measure to determine her speed.

mass of car

weight of car

pull of gravity

time to travel

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 ChanceClick for

Answer

Page 38: A Scientist?

5. Ricardo watches horses run around the racetrack. Each time he looks at a different horse,it changes _______ on the race track.

time

mass

position

weight

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 39: A Scientist?

6. This cartoon shows that to movean object with more mass, you need

to apply more _________.

friction

speed

force

momentum

A

B

C

D

Come on, I did it for you.

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 40: A Scientist?

7. Jackie uses a parachute in theegg-drop competition. What force isshe trying to overcome?

friction

magnetism

wind

gravity

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 41: A Scientist?

8. If the two forces acting on thisrace car are unbalanced. Whatmust the car be doing?

stopping

moving

turning

resting

A

B

C

D

MORE

FORCE

less

force

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 42: A Scientist?

9. What is the name of the force that works againstthe motion of an object, slowing it down, or stoppingit when two surfaces rub against each other?

push

pull

gravity

friction

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 43: A Scientist?

10. What do a push, a pull, gravity, and frictionall have in common?

they areforces

they are energy

they cause rest

they are matter

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 44: A Scientist?

11. This science tool can pull on or stick tosome metal objects.

forceps

magnet

tweezers

scissors

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 45: A Scientist?

12. The pull between some metal objects and a magnet is a force called __________.

friction

attracting

magnetism

repelling

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 46: A Scientist?

13. North or south describes what place on amagnet where the magnetic force is strongest.

the foot

the shoe

the sides

the poles

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 47: A Scientist?

14. When Samantha moves her magnet towardsPeter’s magnet, it pushes his magnet away. Whydoes this happen?

her magnet isstronger

his magnetis weaker

the magnets polesare alike

the magnets polesare different

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 48: A Scientist?

15. If Samantha turns her magnet so the southpole is facing the north pole of Peter’s magnet, whatwill the magnets do?

attract

repel

rest

nothing

A

B

C

D

= Wrong Answer50/50 Chance

Click forAnswer

Page 49: A Scientist?

Who Wants To Be A Scientist! ANSWER KEY

Question My Answer Choice Correct Answer Points That I Earned

1. D 10

2. B 20

3. A 30

4. D 40

5. C 50

6. C 60

7. D 70

8. B 80

9. D 90

10. A 100

11. B 110

12. C 120

13. D 130

14. C 140

15. A 150

TOTAL

Name ________________

Date _________________

Period _______________

Use this table to record your own answer to each game questions. Record and check your answer then add up the points you earned and total your score.

Life lines I Used 50/50 Slide Ask Another Student Poll The Class

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