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Elevate Science T1-2 Review Game

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  • What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
    They will attract.
  • What is static discharge?
    The transfer of particles that have an electric charge between objects that are not touching.
  • What is a conductor?
    A material that moves electric charge easily.
  • What does "exert" mean?
    It is a synonym of "apply".
  • Earth is an example of a _________________.
    permanent magnet
  • What are contact forces?
    Forces that act between objects that are touching.
  • What is a magnetic field?
    It is the space where the force of a magnet acts.
  • What is predict?
    It means "to make an educated guess".
  • What is friction?
    It is a force that goes against the motion of an object.
  • What is speed?
    How fast or slow something can move.
  • The blue and red magnets you buy at stores or get from toy sets are called _____________________, because they are made by people.
    artificial magnets
  • What are balanced forces?
    They are two equal forces acting on an object.
  • What is an electromagnet?
    A magnet that can be turned on and off by an electric current.
  • What is neutral charge?
    It is when matter has the same amount of positive and negative charge.
  • What is an insulator?
    A material that cannot move electric charge easily.
  • What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
    Negative
  • Pushing a box is an example of a ________________.
    contact force
  • Gravity is an example of a ______________.
    noncontact force
  • What is attract?
    A push noncontact force that happens when two objects have the opposite charges.
  • What is motion?
    A change in an object's location.
  • What is repel?
    A push noncontact force that happens when two objects have the same kind of charge.
  • How far did the blue car travel?
    65 Kilometers
  • What is net force?
    The total forces acting on an object.
  • This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
    position
  • What is gravity?
    It is a force that acts between any two objects that pulls them toward one another.
  • What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
    They will repel.
  • This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
    direction
  • What is direction?
    The way and object faces.
  • What are noncontact forces?
    Forces that act on an object but do not touch the object.
  • What is tension force?
    It is a pulling force that stretches something.
  • This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
    motion
  • What is force?
    It is a push or a pull.
  • What is a natural magnet?
    A kind of magnet not made by humans and usually found in the ground.
  • Magnetic force is an example of a ____________.
    noncontact force
  • What is electric charge?
    An overall positive or negative charge.
  • What is relative?
    It means "compare to".
  • What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
    Positive
  • Electric force is an example of a _____________.
    noncontact force
  • How do you predict the motion of the wind chimes is going to be if the wind is blowing?
    They will swing back and forth.
  • Pulling a rope is an example of a ______________.
    contact force
  • What is a magnetic pole?
    It is the point where the magnetic force is the strongest.
  • What is distance?
    How far something travels.
  • What is spring force?
    The force exerted by an object that has been stretched or squeezed.
  • What's being shown in the picture?
    The magnetic field of a magnet.
  • This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
    speed
  • What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
    Neutral
  • What is electric force?
    The attracting or repelling force that happens between charged matter.
  • What is the speed of a ball that rolls down a 100 meter hill for 20 minutes?
    Its speed is 5 meters per minute.
  • How do you predict the motion of the ball is going to be?
    It will bounce up and down into the box.
  • How far did the red car travel?
    135 Kilometers
  • What is a permanent magnet?
    A magnet that cannot be turned off.
  • What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
    They will repel.
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