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Energy in motion is called ____________ energy
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The energy an object has because of its position (still energy) is called _________ energy.
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Conservation of energy means that energy can never be ___________ or __________
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True or False. Explain.
It is possible for an object to have no energy at all when it is too hot or cold.
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The scientist who wrote the three Laws of Motion is _____________.
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A ball rolling down a hill demonstrates
___________ energy.
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Give an example of a situation in which an
object has gravitational potential energy.
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Give an example of a situation in which an
object has elastic potential energy.
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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?
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Describe how the molecules act differently in
a hot object vs. a cold object.
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The picture to the right shows a seesaw. A seesaw on a playground is an example of what type of simple machine?
A. leverB. screwC. wedgeD. wheel and axle
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Scissors are an example of a complex machine. Which of the following simple machines are combined to make scissors?
A. lever and gearB. gear and pulleyC. lever and wedgeD. wedge and pulley
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The bottom of this light bulb is an example of what type of simple machine?
A. a leverB. a pulleyC. a screw D. a wedge
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A staircase is most like what type of simple machine?
A. lever B. wedge C. inclined plane D. wheel and axle
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This part of a crane is
an example of a _____
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A ________ is defined as a push or a pull.
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A _________ machine is made up of two or more
_________ machines.
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A force that resists motion is called ________________.
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A force acting on an object to move it across a distance best describes ___________
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The pivot point for a lever is called a ______________.
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True or false: Adding more heat to a
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The picture to the right
represents a ___________
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Describe the results of the thumper activity with the clothes pin and cup. Use
scientific language.
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What happens to a thermometer when it gets hotter/colder. Why?
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Use an example to explain the Principal of Inertia.
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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.
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