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2 Rules: First you will choose your player. You will go through each case, answering the question inside. Each case has a dollar amount on it. If you get the question right, that amount will be added to your score. If you get the question wrong, that amount will be subtracted form your score. You are responsible for keeping your own score. Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Cheat! Begin

3 Chose Your Player! BoyGirl

4 Now Let’s Begin!

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7 What is thermal pollution? A. A temp. increase in a body of water that is caused by human inactivity B. Transfer of energy C. An increase in size

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11 is the change of a substance from one physical state to another. A. thrustB. accelerationC. change of state

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15 How can you increase friction? A. Make surfaces smoother B. Use more force C. Add lubricants

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19 Which of the following is not a state of matter? A. solidB. gramsC. liquid

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23 What is an increase in the size of a substance in response to an increase in temperature? A. energyB. leverC. Thermal expansion

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27 How is power different then watt? A. Power is the rate at which work is done. Watt expresses power B. It isn’t C. power is how watt is expressed.

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31 What is the difference between work input and work output? A. Work input is done on a machine. Work output is done by a machine. B. Work input is done by a machine. Work input is done on a machine. C. There isn’t a difference.

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35 Does the velocity of an object depend on the direction it is moving in? A. yesB. noC. It depends

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39 is the tendency of an object to resist being moved. A. motionB. gravityC. inertia

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43 True or False? Friction opposes motion between two surfaces that are in contact. A. trueB. False

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47 What is a change from one form of energy to another? A. Fossil fuelB. Absolute zeroC. Energy conservation

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51 Which simple machine consists of a bar that pivots at a fixed point? A. leverB. screwC. wedge

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55 What is the relationship between work and joule? A. They have nothing to do with each other B. Work is measured in joules C. Joule is measured in work

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59 How do you calculate speed? A. Time divided by distance B. Distance divided by time C. Distance multiplied by time

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63 What is it called when molecular energy is at a minimum? A. temperatureB. energyC. Absolute zero

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67 is the ability to do work. B. A. energyB. fossil fuel C. momentum

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71 Temperature is a measure of how something is. A. large B. colorful C. hot/cold

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75 True or false? Momentum the product of mass and velocity on an object. True False

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79 What is an upward force that keeps an object immersed in or floating in a liquid? A. pascal B. Buoyant force C. fluid

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83 Thrust1.parallel force Drag2. pushing/pulling force Trust-1 Drag-2 Thrust-2 Drag-1 neither

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87 What is the difference between mechanical efficiency and mechanical advantage? A. They mean the same thing B. Mechanical efficiency shows how many times machine multiplies force. Mechanical advantage is the ratio of output to input C. Mechanical advantage shows how many times machine multiplies force. Mechanical efficiency is the ratio of output to input

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91 Atmospheric is pressure caused by the weight of the atmoshere. A. pressureB. gasC. level

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95 Acceleration is the rate at which changes over time. A. speedB. motionC. velocity

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99 is the transfer of energy. Is the rate at which work is done. A. work/powerB. work/energyC. energy/power

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103 Pascal is… A. SI unit for temperature B. SI unit for pressure C. SI unit for motion

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107 True of False? Terminal velocity is a force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses. A. TrueB. False

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111 What is motion? A. object’s change in postion relative to a referance point B. Capcity to do work C. SI unit of pressure

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115 A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses… A. GravityB. VelocityC. Friction

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119 What is the difference between mass and weight? A. Weight is the amount of matter. Mass is the amount of gravitational force. B. Mass measures objects. Weight measures people. C. Mass is the amount of matter. Weight is the amount of gravitaional force.

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123 Freefall is the motion of the body when is acting on the body. A. nothingB. gravityC. air

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127 What is a machine that transforms heat into mechanical energy? A. heat engineB. seismographC. radiator

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131 Fossil fuel is… A. renewableB. good for the EarthC. nonrenewable

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135 Whose principle states that buoyant force on an object in a fluid is an upward force equal to the weight of the volume? A. Archimede B. PascalC. Newton

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139 What is the difference between convection and radiation? A. Radiation is the transfer of thermal energy. Convection is the transfer of energy as electromagnetic. B. Convection is the transfer of thermal energy. Radiation is the transfer of energy as electromagnetic. C. Nothing

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143 Thermal conductor1.reduces transfer of energy Thermal insulator2. transfers energy A. 1,2B. 2,1 C. Neither

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147 Bernoulli’s principle dealt with pressure& while Pascal’s principle dealt with pressure&. A. velocity/motionB. fluids/motion C. velocity/fluids

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151 Use inclined plane, wedge and screw in a correct sentence. A. Screws and wedges are both made of inclined planes. B. Screws and wedges are simple machines, not an inclined plane. C. Inclined planes, wedges and screws are all compound machines.

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155 What are a screw, lever, and inclined plane? A. Simple machines B. Compound machines C. Wedges

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159 Use kinetic energy, potential energy, and mechanical, energy in a correct sentence. A. Mechanical energy can only be determined by knowing the object’s potential and kinetic energy. B. Mechanical energy can be found by dividing potential energy by kinetic energy. C. Potential energy can be found by multiplying kinetic energy by mechanical energy.

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162 Now total up your score and see how you did! If you got over $3,000,000 get your certificate! Hope you had fun! Get your certificate!

163 knows (your name here) their science! I.O.U.. (amount won)

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