1. KNOWLEDGE IT’S TIME AND NOW And See TO TEST YOUR Force & Motion
Who Wants To Be
Force & Motion
KNOWLEDGE
IT’S TIME
AND NOW
And See
TO TEST
YOUR
A Scientist?

2. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 10 Points
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1. If an object is ‘at rest’ all the forces acting
on the object must be _______________.
unbalanced
strong
weak
balanced A B C D
SC.5.P Investigate and explain that when a force is applied to an objects but does not move it, it is because another opposing force is being applied by something and the forces are balanced.

3. All objects at rest are surrounded by balanced forces.
Answer 1. is
balanced D
All objects at rest are surrounded by balanced forces.

4. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 20 Points
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2. The speed an object is moving is
determined by which two measurements?
weight &
gravity
distance
& time
length
& width
mass A B C D
SC.4.P Investigate and describe the speed of an object is determined by he distance it travels in a unit of time and that object can move at different speeds.

5. Speed is the distance traveled
Answer 2. is
distance
& time B
Speed is the distance traveled
over time.

6. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 30 Points
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What opposes motion and can stop or slow
down a moving object?
friction
attract
or repel
push
or pull
gravity A B C D
SC.5.P.13.1 Identify familiar forces that cause objects to move (or stop moving), such as pushes and pulls, gravity, magnets, and friction.

7. Friction is a force that resists motion.
Answer 3. is
friction A
Friction is a force that resists motion.

8. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 40 Points
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4. Darlene drove her car 45 miles from
Lake 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
SC.4.P.12.2 Investigate and describe the speed of an object is determined by the distance it travels in a unit of time and that objects can move at different speeds.

9. To determine the speed of an object you need both distance & time.
Answer 4. is
time to travel D
To determine the speed of an object you need both distance & time.

10. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 50 Points
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Ricardo watches horses run around the race
track. Each time he looks at a different horse,
it has changes _______ on the race track.
time
mass
position
weight A B C D
SC.4.P Recognize that an object in motion always changes it position and may change its direction.

11. All moving objects are constantly changing position.
Answer 5. is
position C
All moving objects are constantly changing position.

12. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 60 Points
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6. This cartoon shows that to move
an object with more mass, you need
to apply more _________.
friction
speed
force
momentum A B C D
Come on, I did it for you.
SC.5.P Investigate and describe that the more mass an object has, the less effect a given force will have no the objects motion.

13. It takes more force to move an object with more mass.
Answer 6. is
force C
It takes more force to move an object with more mass.

14. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 70 Points
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Jackie uses a parachute in the
egg-drop competition. What force is
she trying to overcome?
friction
magnetism
wind
gravity A B C D
SC.3.E.5.4 Explore the Law of Gravity by demonstrating that gravity is a force that can be overcome.

15. Air resistance works against the force of gravity on Earth.
Answer 7. is
gravity D
Air resistance works against the force of gravity on Earth.

16. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 80 Points
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If the two forces acting on this
race car are unbalanced. What
must the car be doing?
stopping
moving
turning
resting A B C D
MORE
FORCE
less
force
SC.5.P Investigate and explain that when a force is being applied to an object that is moving, it is because any opposing forces being applied are unbalanced.

17. When unbalanced forces are acting on an object it is in motion.
Answer 8. is
moving B
When unbalanced forces are acting on an object it is in motion.

18. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 90 Points
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What is the name of the force that works against
the motion of an object, slowing it down, or stopping
it when two surfaces rub against each other?
push
pull
gravity
friction A B C D
SC.5.P Identify familiar forces that cause objects to move (or not), such as pushes or pulls, gravity, and friction.

19. Friction acts against the push or pull on an object.
Answer 9. is
friction D
Friction acts against the push or pull on an object.

20. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 100 Points
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What do a push, a pull, gravity, and friction
all have in common?
they are
forces
energy
they cause
rest
matter A B C D
SC.5.P Identify familiar forces that cause motion such as a push or pull, gravity and friction.

21. A push, a pull, gravity, and friction
Answer 10. is
they are
forces A
A push, a pull, gravity, and friction
are types of forces.

22. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 110 Points
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11. This science tool can pull on or stick to
some metal objects.
forceps
magnet
tweezers
scissors A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.

23. A magnet will attract magnetic metals and stick to them.
Answer 11. is
magnet B
A magnet will attract magnetic metals and stick to them.

24. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 120 Points
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12. The pull between some metal objects and a
magnet is a force called __________.
friction
attracting
magnetism
repelling A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.

25. Magnetism is the pulling force between an object and a magnet.
Answer 12. is
magnetism C
Magnetism is the pulling force between an object and a magnet.

26. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 130 Points
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North or south describes what place on a
magnet where the magnetic force is strongest.
the foot
the shoe
the sides
the poles A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.

27. Answer 13. is the poles D The poles of a magnet are opposite
each other and labeled N or S.

28. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 140 Points
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When Samantha moves her magnet towards
Peter’s magnet, it pushes his magnet away. Why
does this happen?
her magnet is
stronger
his magnet
is weaker
the magnets poles
are alike
are different A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and repel other magnets.

29. Poles that are alike repel each other, such as NN or SS.
Answer 14. is
the magnets poles
are alike C
Poles that are alike repel each other, such as NN or SS.

30. Who Wants To Be A Scientist ?
For 150 Points
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15. If Samantha turns her magnet so the south
pole is facing the north pole of Peter’s magnet, what
will the magnets do?
attract
repel
rest
nothing A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and repel other magnets.

31. Poles that are unlike, attract each other, such as NS or SN.
Answer 15. is
attract A
Poles that are unlike, attract each other, such as NS or SN.

32. HAND IN YOUR WORKSHEETS
GAME OVER
Time to total your points.
Make sure you name, date, and period number are on your answer sheet!
HAND IN YOUR WORKSHEETS

33. Keep LEARNING And You Can Be The Next to Win
Who Wants To Be
Keep
LEARNING
And You
Can Be
The Next
to Win
A Scientist?

34. 50/50 Chance
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
1. If an object is ‘at rest’ all the forces acting
on the object must be _______________.
unbalanced
strong
weak
balanced A B C D
SC.5.P Investigate and explain that when a force is applied to an objects but does not move it, it is because another opposing force is being applied by something and the forces are balanced.
B) The forces around resting objects are not always strong.
C) The forces around resting objects are not always weak.

35. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance 2. The speed an object is moving is
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Answer
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2. The speed an object is moving is
determined by which two measurements?
weight &
gravity
distance
& time
length
& width
mass A B C D
SC.4.P Investigate and describe the speed of an object is determined by he distance it travels in a unit of time and that object can move at different speeds.
Weight and gravity do not determine the speed of an object.
C) Length and width do not determine the speed of an object.

36. 3. Which force slows down and can
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Answer
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3. Which force slows down and can
stop a moving object?
friction
attract
or repel
push
or pull
gravity A B C D
SC.5.P.13.1 Identify familiar forces that cause objects to move (or stop moving), such as pushes and pulls, gravity, magnets, and friction.
B) Attract and repel are what magnets do.
C) Pushes and pulls usually cause motion.

37. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance mass of car weight of car pull of gravity
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
4. Darlene drove her car 48 miles from
Lake 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
SC.4.P.12.2 Investigate and describe the speed of an object is determined by the distance it travels in a unit of time and that objects can move at different speeds.
The mass of a car is the amount of matter and can not help determine its speed.
The weight of a car is the pull of gravity and can not determine the speed.

38. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance time mass position weight A B C D
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
Ricardo watches horses run around the race
track. Each time he looks at a different horse,
it changes _______ on the race track.
time
mass
position
weight A B C D
SC.4.P Recognize that an object in motion always changes it position and may change its direction.
B) The mass of the horses stays the same.
D) The weight of the horses stays the same.

39. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance 6. This cartoon shows that to move
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
6. This cartoon shows that to move
an object with more mass, you need
to apply more _________.
friction
speed
force
momentum A B C D
Come on, I did it for you.
SC.5.P Investigate and describe that the more mass an object has, the less effect a given force will have no the objects motion.
B) Speed is distance over time.
D) Momentum is the mass plus all the forces acting on an object.

40. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance Jackie uses a parachute in the
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
Jackie uses a parachute in the
egg-drop competition. What force is
she trying to overcome?
friction
magnetism
wind
gravity A B C D
SC.3.E.5.4 Explore the Law of Gravity by demonstrating that gravity is a force that can be overcome.
She is not overcoming friction she is adding friction in the form of air resistance (drag).
A parachute does not overcome magnetism.

41. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance If the two forces acting on this
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
If the two forces acting on this
race car are unbalanced. What
must the car be doing?
stopping
moving
turning
resting A B C D
MORE
FORCE
less
force
SC.5.P Investigate and explain that when a force is being applied to an object that is moving, it is because any opposing forces being applied are unbalanced.
C) Turning is not caused by forces that are opposing each other.
D) Balanced forces cause rest.

42. 50/50 Chance
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
What is the name of the force that works against
the motion of an object, slowing it down, or stopping
it when two surfaces rub against each other?
push
pull
gravity
friction A B C D
SC.5.P Identify familiar forces that cause objects to move (or not), such as pushes or pulls, gravity, and friction.
A push usually causes motion.
A pull usually causes motion.

43. What do a push, a pull, gravity, and friction
50/50 Chance
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
What do a push, a pull, gravity, and friction
all have in common?
they are
forces
energy
they cause
rest
matter A B C D
SC.5.P Identify familiar forces that cause motion such as a push or pull, gravity and friction.

44. 11. This science tool can pull on or stick to
50/50 Chance
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
11. This science tool can pull on or stick to
some metal objects.
forceps
magnet
tweezers
scissors A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.
C) Tweezers are not usually magnetic.
D) Scissors are not usually magnetic.

45. 50/50 Chance
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
12. The pull between some metal objects and a
magnet is a force called __________.
friction
attracting
magnetism
repelling A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.
B) Attracting is not the name of a force it is an action.
D) Repelling is not the name of a force it is an action.

46. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance North or south describes what place on a
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
North or south describes what place on a
magnet where the magnetic force is strongest.
the foot
the shoe
the sides
the poles A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and/or repel other magnets.
The strongest part of a magnet is not called the foot.
The strongest part of a magnet is not called a shoe.

47. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance When Samantha moves her magnet towards
Click for
Answer
= Wrong Answer
When Samantha moves her magnet towards
Peter’s magnet, it pushes his magnet away. Why
does this happen?
her magnet is
stronger
his magnet
is weaker
the magnets poles
are alike
are different A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and repel other magnets.
Strength has nothing to do with it.
Weakness has nothing to do with it.

48. = Wrong Answer 50/50 Chance A B C D
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Answer
= Wrong Answer
15. If Samantha turns her magnet so the south
pole is facing the north pole of Peter’s magnet, what
will the magnets do?
attract
repel
rest
nothing A B C D
SC.4.P.8.4 Investigate and describe that magnets can attract magnetic materials and attract and repel other magnets.
The magnets will not rest they will react to each other.
The magnets will react to each other.

49. Who Wants To Be A Scientist! ANSWER KEY
Force & Motion
Name ________________
Date _________________
Period _______________
Question
My Answer Choice
Correct Answer
Points That I Earned 1. D 10 2. B 20 3. A 30 4. 40 5. C 50 6. 60 7. 70 8. 80 9. 90
10.
100
11.
110
12.
120
13.
130
14.
140
15.
150
TOTAL
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.
Print this slide for each student. Have them record their choices, correct their answers, and record their points.
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