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Welcome to Mrs. Ferguson’s Class . . .
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Oakland Elementary Edition
Jeopardy Oakland Elementary Edition S4P3a Identify simple machines and explain their uses
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Simple Machines
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How Forces Work
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Best Uses for Simple Machines
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Know Your Simple Machine
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Know Your Simple Machine II
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Any Thing Goes
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Jeopardy Simple Machines How Forces Work Best Uses For Simple Machine Know Your Simple Machine Know Your Simple Machine II Any Thing Goes 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Question Simple Machines
Which of these simple machines is also an incline plane? pulley lever screw wheel-and-axle $100 Question Simple Machines
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$100 Answer Simple Machines
What is (c) a screw? $100 Answer Simple Machines
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$200 Question Simple Machines
Which is an example of a wedge? a bottle opener a doorstop an elevator a wheel-and-axle $200 Question Simple Machines
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$200 Answer Simple Machines
What is (b) a doorstop? $200 Answer Simple Machines
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$300 Question Simple Machines
Which kinds of simple machines make up scissors? wheel-and-axle and pulley pulley and incline plane lever and wedge wedge and incline plane $300 Question Simple Machines
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$300 Answer Simple Machines
What is (c) lever and wedge? $300 Answer Simple Machines
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$400 Question Simple Machines
Which of the following is a lever? a bottle opener a drinking straw a match a pencil $400 Question Simple Machines
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$400 Answer Simple Machines
What is (a) a bottle opener? $400 Answer Simple Machines
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$500 Question Simple Machines
Which kind of simple machine is the beater part of an electric mixer? pulley wheel-and-axle pulley and lever two pulleys $500 Question Simple Machines
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$500 Answer Simple Machines
What is (b) wheel-and-axle? $500 Answer Simple Machines
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$100 Question How Forces Work
How many forces must be applied to make a simple machine work? one two three four $100 Question How Forces Work
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$100 Answer How Forces Work
What is (a) one? $100 Answer How Forces Work
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Daily Double Daily Double
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Daily Double Question Which of the following is an example of work?
packing a lunch thinking about homework pushing against a wall holding a baseball Daily Double Question
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What is (a) packing a lunch?
Daily Double Answer
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$300 Question How Forces Work
Which simple machine allows you to lift an object using less force, although you must move the object a greater distance? incline plane single pulley wedge wheel-and-axle $300 Question How Forces Work
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$300 Answer How Forces Work
What is (a) an incline plane? $300 Answer How Forces Work
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$400 Question How Forces Work
To use a pulley to change both the amount and direction of the applied force, you must combine it with a lever. hook it up with another pulley. place it on an incline plane. attach it to the wall with screws. $400 Question How Forces Work
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$400 Answer How Forces Work
What is (b) hook it up with another pulley? $400 Answer How Forces Work
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$500 Question How Forces Work
~True or False~ It requires more force to move an object using an incline plane than it does to move it using a pulley. $500 Question How Forces Work
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$500 Answer How Forces Work
What is false? (It requires less force but more space in which to move the object.) $500 Answer How Forces Work
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$100 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
Which of the following would be the BEST simple machine to use to slice celery? wedge pulley screw incline plane $100 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$100 Answer Best Uses for Simple Machines
What is (a) a wedge? (Also known as a knife! ) $100 Answer Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$200 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
Joey uses a tool to pry the top off a paint can. What type of simple machine is he using? wedge screw lever incline plane $200 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$200 Answer Best Uses for Simple Machines
What is (c) a lever? $200 Answer Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$300 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
Which simple machine would you most likely use to move a basket of fruit from the ground into a tree house? lever wheel-and-axle pulley a group of levers $300 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$300 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
What is (c) a pulley? $300 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
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$400 Question Best Uses For Simple Machines
Your friend lives at the top of a hill. Which simple machine would you most likely use to go to your friend’s house? pulley incline plane wedge lever $400 Question Best Uses For Simple Machines
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$400 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
What is (b) incline plane? $400 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
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$500 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
Which simple machine could you use to hold two objects together? lever pulley screw wheel-and-axle $500 Question Best Uses for Simple Machines
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$500 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
What is (c) a screw? $500 Answer Best Uses For Simple Machines
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$100 Question Know Your Simple Machines
Which two simple machines are MOST alike? screw and lever lever and wedge pulley and wheel-and-axle screw and incline plane $100 Question Know Your Simple Machines
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$100 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
What is (d) screw and incline plne? $100 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
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$200 Question Know Your Simple Machines
Which of these simple machines will NOT work without a fulcrum? lever wheel-and-axle wedge single pulley $200 Question Know Your Simple Machines
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$200 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
What is (a) a lever? $200 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
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$300 Question Know Your Simple Machines
Which of the following is NOT an example of a screw? nut nail bolt drill bit $300 Question Know Your Simple Machines
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$300 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
What is (b) a nail? (Side Note: Nails are most like wedges.) $300 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
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$400 Question Know Your Simple Machines
An ax blade is which kind of simple machine? ramp screw wedge lever $400 Question Know Your Simple Machines
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$400 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
What is (c) wedge? $400 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
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$500 Question Know Your Simple Machines
Where can the fulcrum of a lever NOT be? the end of the bar the middle of the bar between the middle and the end not touching the bar $500 Question Know Your Simple Machines
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$500 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
What is (d) not touching the bar? (Remember: The fulcrum must touch it at some point to help do the work!) $500 Answer Know Your Simple Machines
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$100 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
Which of the following is a lever? ceramic cup measuring tape snow shovel ballpoint pen $100 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
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$100 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
What is (c) a snow shovel? $100 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
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$200 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
Which two simple machines are incline planes? pulley and wheel-and-axle lever and pulley screw and wedge screw and wheel-and-axle $200 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
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$200 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
What is (c) screw and wedge? $200 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
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$300 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
Which of these is NOT a simple machine? broom pry bar rake lawn mower $300 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
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$300 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
What is (d) lawn mower? $300 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
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$400 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
Which is an example of a pulley? a bottle opener a doorstop a flag pole rope a wheel-and-axle $400 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
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$400 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
What is (c) a flag pole rope? (Other examples are elevator and mini-blinds.) $400 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
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$500 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
What is NOT an example of a wheel-and- axle? a kitchen faucet a door handle a water wheel on stone grinder a wheelbarrow $500 Question Know Your Simple Machines II
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$500 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
What is (d) a wheelbarrow? $500 Answer Know Your Simple Machines II
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$100 Question Any Thing Goes
Which of the following is NOT a lever? a baseball bat a wheelbarrow a broom a ramp $100 Question Any Thing Goes
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What is (d) a ramp? $100 Answer Any Thing Goes
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$200 Question Any Thing Goes
Which kind of simple machine is the wheelchair resting on? incline plane lever pulley screw $200 Question Any Thing Goes
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What is (a) an incline plane?
$200 Answer Any Thing Goes
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$300 Question Any Thing Goes
Which detail about an ax blade lets you know that it is a wedge? It has just one incline plane. It changes the way work is done. It has two incline planes. It changes the direction of the applied force. $300 Question Any Thing Goes
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What is (c) it has two incline planes?
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$400 Question Any Thing Goes
Which of the following tools contains two levers? a) b) c) d) $400 Question Any Thing Goes
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What is (d) (a pair of pliers)?
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$500 Question Any Thing Goes
In science, which of the following is an example of work? going to a job pushing against the floor reading a book lifting a chair off the floor $500 Question Any Thing Goes
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What is (d) lifting a chair off the floor?
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Simple Machine Final Jeopardy Topic
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Final Jeopardy Question
According to the scientific community, what is work? Final Jeopardy Question
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What is the use of force to move an object over a distance?
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Keep studying to get ready for the CRCT
Keep studying to get ready for the CRCT! You can do anything you set out to do!
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