1. Science Jeopardy Review
Quarter 2
CREDITS
THE GAME

2. Energy
Forces
Motion
Newton’s
Laws
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3. Energy 100
What is energy?
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4. Energy 200
What is the difference between potential energy and kinetic energy?
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5. Energy 300 What type of energy does a stretched out rubber band have?
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6. Energy 400
What form of energy is produced every time that an energy conversion takes place?
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7. Energy 500 What energy conversion takes place when you eat lunch?
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8. Forces 100
What is the difference between a contact force and a non-contact force?
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9. Forces 200
Is gravity an example of a contact force or a non-contact force. Explain your answer
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10. Forces 300
I am traveling at a constant rate of 5 mph in one straight line. Is this an example of a balanced force or an unbalanced force?
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11. Forces 400
What two forces are responsible for keeping the moon in orbit around the Earth?
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12. Forces 500
What is the net force of the diagram below. (Force and direction) 5N
22N
12N 5N
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13. Motion 100
What is the average speed of someone that is runs 15 miles in 3 hours?
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14. Motion 200
What is the difference between speed and velocity?
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15. Motion 300
When does motion occur?
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16. Motion 400
I am traveling at a constant rate of 6 m/s as I ride around the block. Is this a balanced or unbalanced force? Why?
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17. Motion 500
A car and a truck are both approaching an intersection and traveling at the same rate. The light turns yellow and they both apply their brakes at the same time. Why does the car stop before the truck?
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18. Newton's Laws 100
What does Newton’s First Law state?
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19. Newton's Laws 200
What property states that an object will resist any change in motion?
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20. Newton's Laws 300
What does Newton’s Third Law state?
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21. Newton's Laws 400
What does acceleration depend on according to Newton’s second law?
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22. Newton's Laws 500
If I am on a skateboard and I attempt to push a bus what is going to happen, and which of Newton’s Laws does this illustrate?
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23. Wildcard 100
What is the formula for speed?
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24. Wildcard 200
When does a pendulum have the most kinetic energy?
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25. Wildcard 300 What effect does an increase of mass have on friction?
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26. Wildcard 400
Draw 3 distance versus time graphs that shows a constant speed, acceleration, and at rest.
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27. Wildcard 500
Describe where there is the most potential and kinetic energy on a roller coaster.
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28. Energy 100 Answers
Energy is defined as the ability to do work.

29. Energy 200 Answers
Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Potential energy implies stored energy and it depends on the position of the object. Potential energy is converted to kinetic energy when an object begins moving.

30. Energy 300 Answers
A stretched rubber band has elastic potential energy

31. Energy 400 Answers
Any time that an energy conversion takes place some thermal energy is produced

32. Energy 500 Answers
The chemical energy in the food is changed to kinetic energy (some may change to potential energy).

33. Forces 100 Answers
A contact force occurs when two surfaces come into direct contact with one another. An example of this would be air resistance. A non-contact force occurs when two objects are interacting with one another without directly being in contact. An example would be a magnetic field.

34. Forces 200 Answers
Gravity is a non-contact force. Gravity exerts a force on you even when you are not in direct contact with the Earth.

35. Forces 300 Answers
This is an example of a balanced force

36. Forces 400 Answers
Gravity and Inertia

37. Forces 500 Answers
The box would move 10 N to the right

38. Motion 100 Answers
The speed of the person would be 5 mph

39. Motion 200 Answers
Speed refers to your distance over the time that it took you to travel. Velocity is a measure of your speed and the direction that you are traveling in.

40. Motion 300 Answers
Motion occurs when you are moving in relation to a reference point

41. Motion 400 Answers
Unbalanced because the direction changed.

42. Motion 500 Answers
The car stops before the truck because it has less mass. It takes less force to change the speed of a less massive object.

43. Newton's Laws 100 Answers
Newton’s first law states that all objects will resist a change in movement unless an unbalanced force acts upon them. An object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion unless they are acted upon by an unbalanced force.

44. Newton's Laws 200 Answers
The property of inertia

45. Newton's Laws 300 Answers
Newton’s third law states that for any action you must have an equal and opposite reaction

46. Newton's Laws 400 Answers
Acceleration depends on the mass of the object and the force applied to the object

47. Newton's Laws 500 Answers
I will move backwards according to Newton’s Third Law.

48. Wildcard 100 Answers
Distance/ Time

49. Wildcard 200 Answers
A pendulum has the most kinetic energy as it moved through the bottom of its swing.

50. Wildcard300 Answers
An increase in mass will cause an increase in friction

51. Wildcard 400 Answers
At Rest
Constant Speed
Acceleration

52. Wildcard 500 Answers
The most potential energy is on the top of the largest hill. The most kinetic energy is at the bottom of that hill.
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