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Forces and Motion Review Game

Rules Participants buzz in after reading the question silently to themselves Each correct response results in 1 point

Rules Cont. Incorrect answer: Same question goes to any other person remaining that did not buzz in before - awarded 1 point Next question will go to another set of lab table representatives Outside talking amongst lab tables during a round results in deduction of point

Rules Cont. First response - only response (cannot change answer)

Question #1 A direct force that requires contact is called what?

Question #2 The amount of matter in an object refers to its what?

Question #3 Finish the following statement: All forces act in __________.

Question #4 When something acts against another force, the force is ____________________ it.

Question #5 The force of an object due to gravity is referred to as its what?

Question #6 A force becomes stronger when it is _______________.

Question #7 A force that attracts any objects with mass down to Earth is called what?

Question #8 When counteracting forces are equal, there is no change in motion. Another way of saying this is that the forces ___________ ___________.

Question #9 What is the unit that force is measured in? (hint – the unit was recorded for each reading on the force probe lab activity)

Question #10 Applied force to change speed, acceleration, and friction can change the _____________ of an object.

Question #11 For something to be motionless, how are the forces acting on an object? Extra point – what forces are acting upon it?

Question #12 For an object beginning to move, how are the forces acting upon the object?

Question #13 For something moving at a constant speed, how are the forces acting upon the object

Question #14 What is static friction?

Question #15 Which force is greater when an object speeds up?

Question #16 Which force is greater when an object begins to slow down?

Question #17 Newton’s first law states that an object ________ will stay __________ and an object _____________ will stay ______________.

Question #18 What will strike the floor with more force, a bowling ball or a pool ball and why? Extra point – which of Newton’s Laws does this refer to?

Question #19 What is an example that can demonstrate Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion?

Question #20 What force must be overcome in order to move an object that was previously motionless?

Question #21 Draw a free body diagram of an air powered car moving along the floor

Question #22 Draw a diagram of the Earth orbiting around the sun? Extra point – indicate on the diagram at which the point the Earth will be moving the fastest and the point the Earth will be moving the slowest

Question #23 Draw a free body diagram of a baseball that is dropped by a hand that falls to the ground

Question #25 Draw a free body diagram of when this baseball that was dropped strikes the ground

Question #26 Draw a free body diagram of a textbook being pushed across a table Indicate on your diagram, if the force of friction acting against the book is 2 Newtons, what amount of force will be needed to get the book moving

Question #27 Draw a free body diagram of the floating magnets activity

Question #28 Make an interactions chart of 2 cars in the mud tied together by a rope

Bonus Question When a roller coaster moves up an incline, what type of energy is collecting to move it forward at a high speed after the initial drop?