2. 100 200 300 400 500 Force, Motion, and Energy 1 Force, Motion, and Energy 2; Electricity 1 Electricity 2 Electricity 3 Magnetism 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500

3. Category 1 - for 100 What is…. Described by locating it relative to another object or to the background.

4. Category 1 - for 100 Position of an object

5. Category 1 - for 200 You can describe the motion of an object by…..

6. Category 1 - for 200 Tracing and measuring its position over time.

7. Category 1 - for 300 What is… How fast an object is moving….

8. Category 1 - for 300 Speed

9. Category 1 - for 400 What is… The energy of motion…

10. Category 1 - for 400 Kinetic energy

11. Category 1 - for 500 What is… Any push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change speed or direction…

12. Category 1 - for 500 Force

13. Category 2 - for 100 The greater the force, the _____ the change in motion will be. The more massive an object, the _____ effect a given force will have on an object..

14. Category 2 - for 100 Greater; less

15. Category 2 - for 200 What is…. The resistance of motion created by two objects moving against each other. It creates heat.

16. Category 2 - for 200 Friction

17. Category 2 - for 300 Objects in motion tend to _____ in motion and objects at rest tend to _______ at rest.

18. Category 2 - for 300 Stay; stay

19. Category 2 - for 400 A continuous flow of negative charges (electrons) creates…

20. Category 2 - for 400 An electric current

21. Category 2 - for 500 What type of circuits allow the movement of electrical energy?

22. Category 2 - for 500 Closed circuits.

23. Category 3 - for 100 What type of circuits prevent the flow of electrical movement?

24. Category 3 - for 100 Open circuit.

25. Category 3 - for 200 What are materials that allow the flow of electrical energy? Name some examples.

26. Category 3 - for 200 Conductors Metals- aluminum, copper, tin Water

27. Category 3 - for 300 What are materials that prevent the flow of electrical energy? Name some examples.

28. Category 3 - for 300 Insulators Rubber, plastic, wood

29. Category 3 - for 400 What type of circuit has only one pathway for the current?

30. Category 3 - for 400 Series Circuit

31. Category 3 - for 500 What type of circuit has two or more pathways for the electrical current to run through?

32. Category 3 - for 500 Parallel circuit

33. Category 4 - for 100 What is created when certain materials are rubbed together?

34. Category 4 - for 100 Static electricity

35. Category 4 - for 200 What is the discharge of static electricity in the atmosphere?

36. Category 4 - for 200 Lightning

37. Category 4 - for 300 What can electrical energy be changed into?

38. Category 4 - for 300 Heat, light, or mechanical energy

39. Category 4 - for 400 What are iron bearing metals that attract each other?

40. Category 4 - for 400 Magnetic metals

41. Category 4 - for 500 What is the line of force that extends from the poles of a magnet in an arched pattern?

42. Category 4 - for 500 Magnetic force

43. Category 5 - for 100 What creates a magnetic field?

44. Category 5 - for 100 Electric current

45. Category 5 - for 200 What creates an electric current?

46. Category 5 - for 200 A moving magnetic field

47. Category 5 - for 300 What does a current flowing through a wire create?

48. Category 5 - for 300 A magnetic field

49. Category 5 - for 400 How can you make a magnetic field?

50. Category 5 - for 400 Wrap a wire around a nail and create a closed circuit. This is called an electromagnet.

51. Category 5 - for 500 What did Benjamin Franklin, Michael Faraday, and Thomas Edison discover?

52. Category 5 - for 500 Franklin- electricity in the atmosphere Faraday- the electromagnet Edison- the light bulb.