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Unit 5: Vocabulary

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Unit 5: Vocabulary
 

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Arrange letters to reveal physics terms

by Char Mie G.
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A force between two surfaces trying to slide past each other.

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A mixture of metals.

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A material with an area around it where magnetic force is active.

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A smooth, sleek shape.

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Is a push or pull that can cause an object to accelerate, slow down, change direction, or change shape.

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An element that is not changed throughout an experiment.

  
  
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The factor measured, observed, or recorded in an experiment.

  
  
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The factor in an experiment that is changed.

  
  
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A force that pushes something up against gravity or sideways against friction

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To make a downward, upward, or sideways force

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Any object, natural (like a moon) or man-made, that orbits a larger body in space.

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A pulling force that causes objects to fall to the ground

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It acts opposite to gravity, making objects feel lighter, float, or rise.

  
  
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It always acts in the opposite direction to movement, effectively slowing the object down. Common examples include air resistance on a moving car or water resistance on a swimmer.

  
  
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An invisible region of force surrounding a magnet, magnetic material, or moving electric charge.

     
  
  
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