2. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… EnergyMore EnergyMachinesKey TermsGrab Bag $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy!

3. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Energy for $100 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back Energy in motion is called ____________ energy

4. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Energy for $200 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back The energy an object has because of its position (still energy) is called _________ energy.

5. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Energy for $300 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back Conservation of energy means that energy can never be ___________ or __________

6. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Energy for $400 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back True or False. Explain. It is possible for an object to have no energy at all when it is too hot or cold.

7. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Energy for $500 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back The scientist who wrote the three Laws of Motion is _____________.

8. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… More Energy for $100 …Ira B. Jones’ style A ball rolling down a hill demonstrates ___________ energy. Back

9. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… More Energy for $200 …Ira B. Jones’ style Give an example of a situation in which an object has gravitational potential energy. Back

10. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… More Energy for $300 …Ira B. Jones’ style Give an example of a situation in which an object has elastic potential energy. Back

11. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… More Energy for $400 …Ira B. Jones’ style An 18-wheeler truck would be harder to stop moving down a hill than a small motorbike because of its mass and velocity. What is this property? Back

12. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… More Energy for $500 …Ira B. Jones’ style Describe how the molecules act differently in a hot object vs. a cold object. Back

13. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Machines for $100 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back The picture to the right shows a seesaw. A seesaw on a playground is an example of what type of simple machine? A. lever B. screw C. wedge D. wheel and axle

14. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Machines for $200 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back Scissors are an example of a complex machine. Which of the following simple machines are combined to make scissors? A. lever and gear B. gear and pulley C. lever and wedge D. wedge and pulley

15. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Machines for $300 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back The bottom of this light bulb is an example of what type of simple machine? A. a lever B. a pulley C. a screw D. a wedge

16. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Machines for $400 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back A staircase is most like what type of simple machine? A. lever B. wedge C. inclined plane D. wheel and axle

17. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Machines for $500 …Ira B. Jones’ style This part of a crane is an example of a _____ Back

18. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Key Terms for $100 …Ira B. Jones’ style A ________ is defined as a push or a pull. Back

19. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Key Terms for $200 …Ira B. Jones’ style A _________ machine is made up of two or more _________ machines. Back

20. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Key Terms for $300 …Ira B. Jones’ style A force that resists motion is called ________________. Back

21. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Key Terms for $400 …Ira B. Jones’ style A force acting on an object to move it across a distance best describes ___________ Back

22. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Key Terms for $500 …Ira B. Jones’ style The pivot point for a lever is called a ______________. Back

23. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Grab Bag for $100 …Ira B. Jones’ style True or false: Adding more heat to a substance causes temperature to decrease. Back

24. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Grab Bag for $200 …Ira B. Jones’ style The picture to the right represents a ___________ Back

25. Weather Jeopardy… Grab Bag for $300 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back Describe the results of the thumper activity with the clothes pin and cup. Use scientific language.

26. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Grab Bag for $400 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back What happens to a thermometer when it gets hotter/colder. Why?

27. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Grab Bag for $500 …Ira B. Jones’ style Back Use an example to explain the Principal of Inertia.

28. Energy, Forces, and Motion Jeopardy… Final Jeopardy…make your bets Choose a common complex machine found at home or school. Describe how it works by including the names of the simple machines found in it. Back