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Simple Machines Jeopardy
Simple Machine Jeopardy
Forces Simple Machine
s
Specifics
Measuring Force
100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500
FINAL JEOPARDY
Simple Machines
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The is always a trade-off when you are using
simple machines. Explain how the trade
off works.
Simple Machines Final Jeopardy
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Answer:
You can use less force but you have to use
that force over a greater distance.
Simple Machines Final Jeopardy
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Great Work!
Keep Studying at home
for our test on Tuesday.
Question:
This is the name for a push or a pull.
Forces100
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Answer:
Force
100 points
Types of Pollution
100
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Question:
This is the name of the force that pulls objects
to earth.
Forces200
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Answer:
Gravity
200 points
Forces
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Daily DoubleThis is the name of a force caused by one
object rubbing against another.
Forces300
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Daily Double
Friction
600 points
Forces300
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Question:
The _________ of an object tells how fast it is going.
Forces400
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Answer:
Speed
400 points
Forces
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Question:
Scientists say that this happens when a force is applied to an object and the object moves.
Forces500
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Answer:
Work
500 points
Forces
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Question:
This type of simple machine is a flat
surface with one end higher than the other.
Simple Machines100
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Answer:
Inclined Plane
100 points
Simple Machines100
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Question:
This simple machine dose work by pivoting on a fixed point called
a fulcrum.
Simple Machines200
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Answer:
Levers
200 points
Simple Machines200
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Question:
This simple machine consists of a large wheel fixed to a
smaller wheel/shaft called an axle.
Simple Machines300
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Answer:
Wheel and Axle
300 points
Simple Machine300
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Question:
This type of simple machine is really a
type of inclined plane that can have one or
two sloping sides.
Simple Machines400
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Answer:
Wedge.
400 points
Simple Machines400
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Question:
This is a kind of wheel with a groove that
allows rope to ride on the wheel without
slipping off.
Simple Machines500
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Answer:
Pulley
500 points
Simple Machines
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Question:
This is a pulley that is attached to one spot and can be used to
move a load up, down or sideways.
Specifics100
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Answer:
A Fixed Pulley
100 points
Specifics100
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Question:
This is a pulley that moves along with the load
on the rope.
Specifics200
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Answer:
A Movable Pulley
200 points
Reducing Pollution200
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Daily DoubleIf you wrap an inclined plan
around a cylinder you would get this.
Specifics300
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Daily Double
A Screw
600 points
Specifics300
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Question:
This part of a gear helps it lock to another
gear and transfer forces while changing
the direction of the force.
Specifics400
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Answer:
Teeth400 points
Specifics400
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Question:
This is the name of a machine with more
than one simple machine making it up.
Specifics 500
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Answer:
Compound Machine
500 points
Specifics
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Question:
In our class we used this instrument to
measure force.
Measuring Force100
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Answer:
A Push-Pull Meter
100 points
Measuring Force100
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Question:This is the name of the unit we measure force it. The name is from the famous scientist
who experimented with Gravity.
Measuring Force200
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Answer:
Newtons
200 points
Measuring Force200
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Question:
We can use this substance to reduce friction and use less
force.
Measuring Force 300
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Answer:
Motion Lotion or Lubricant
300 points
Measuring Force 300
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Question:
The Egyptians wanted to use less force and reduce friction when they were building the pyramids.
What did they use?
Measuring Force400
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Answer:
Rollers and Inclined Planes
400 points
Measuring Force400
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Question:
If you were using a lever and wanted to reduce the
force needed to lift the load you could move the fulcrum. Where would
you put it?
Measuring Force500
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Answer:
Closer to the Load
500 points
Measuring Force500
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