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Froggy Jumps Physics Fundamentals QuizOnline version Physics concepts quiz by Lia Frias 1 Reference point - viewpoint used to determine if an object is moving, how fast it is moving, and in what direction a Reference point b Motion c Point 2 Point - an infinitely small location with no height, length, or width, acting as a basic geometric marker a Motion b Point c Reference point 3 Motion-if the distance changes in relation to a frame of reference a Motion b Velocity c Speed 4 Speed- amount of how far you go in an amount of time. (TIME!) a Velocity b Speed c Mass 5 Velocity-speed in a direction. (DIRECTION!) a Acceleration b Speed c Velocity 6 Acceleration-speeding up, slowing down or changing direction a Force b Acceleration c Momentum 7 Momentum-mass x velocity, how much energy is stored in a moving object, momentum is TRANSFERRED a Energy b Momentum c Force 8 Force-a push or pull, measured in NEWTONS a Pressure b Weight c Force 9 Balanced/Unbalanced Force-balanced force an object is staying STILL, unbalanced force the object is MOVING a Friction b Inertia c Balanced/Unbalanced Force 10 Friction -opposes motion a Friction b Gravity c Pressure 11 Inertia - the natural habit of an object wanting to stay in motion a Energy b Momentum c Inertia 12 Gravity-force that pulls object to earth a Gravity b Mass c Weight 13 Weight- how hard gravity is pulling you down a Weight b Mass c Gravity 14 Acceleration Due to Gravity- 9.8 m/s/s a Acceleration Due to Gravity b Weight c Mass 15 Mass-how much stuff you are made up of a Weight b Mass c Density 16 Meter- unit of length m a Joule b Newton c Meter 17 Air Resistance-fluid friction pushing up a Air Resistance b Conduction c Conductor 18 Pressure-force over an area (NEWTON) a Energy b Momentum c Pressure 19 Fluid-gas or liquid a Solids b Gas c Fluid 20 Buoyant Force-upward force in a fluid a Gravitational Force b Buoyant Force c Friction 21 Archimedes’ Principle-when an object is immersed in water, the water is displaced. If you could scrape off the water and weigh it, it would weigh the same as the object. a Pascal's Principle b Bernoulli's Principle c Archimedes’ Principle 22 Pascal's Principle - When force is applied to a confined fluid, the change in pressure is transmitted equally to all parts of the fluid. a Archimedes’ Principle b Pascal's Principle c Bernoull's Principle 23 Bernoull's Principle - When a moving fluid has less pressure than a slower moving fluid. a Bernoull's Principle b Archimedes’ Principle c Pascal's Principle 24 Work-change force, move direction as the force (schuyler sisters reference) a Work b Power c Energy 25 Power-rate at which work is done, Watts a Power b Watt c Joule 26 Joule - unit of work a Watt b Newton c Joule 27 Watt - unit of power a Joule b Watt c Newton 28 Newton - unit of force a Watt b Joule c Newton 29 Law of Universal Gravitation - everything in the universe with mass is attracted to every other thing with mass. EVERYTHING has gravitational pull. We don’t feel it because we’re too small. a Law of Universal Gravitation b Newton's Second Law c Friction 30 Energy - the ability to do work, cause change, or make things move a Momentum b Power c Energy 31 Potential Energy-stored energy a Thermal Energy b Kinetic Energy c Potential Energy 32 Kinetic Energy-actually moving a Kinetic Energy b Energy c Potential Energy 33 Heat Energy Thermal Energy - the energy of moving particles (atoms and molecules) inside an object. Ex. fire a Heat Energy b Chemical Energy c Nuclear Energy 34 Chemical Energy - the energy stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules. Ex. eating a Electrical Energy b Thermal Energy c Chemical Energy 35 Electromagnetic Energy - a form of energy that travels through space as waves. Ex. Xrays a Electromagnetic Energy b Mechanical Energy c Nuclear Energy 36 Nuclear Energy - the power stored in the nucleus (core) of an atom that holds it together. Ex. Explosions a Chemical Energy b Electromagnetic Energy c Nuclear Energy 37 Mechanical Energy - Kinetic and potential energy. a Mechanical Energy b Chemical Energy c Thermal Energy 38 Fossil Fuels - natural, non-renewable energy sources formed from the buried remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago a Nuclear b Fossil Fuels c Renewables 39 Conduction - heat transfer of heat or electricity directly through a substance or between materials in physical contact a Radiation b Conduction c Convection 40 Convection - the transfer of heat through the physical movement of fluids (liquids or gases). a Radiation b Conduction c Convection 41 Radiation - energy that travels in waves or high-speed particles. a Conduction b Radiation c Convection 42 Insulator- a material that blocks the flow of electricity or heat, acting as a barrier to prevent energy transfer. a Conductor b Insulator c Friction 43 Conductor - a material that allows electricity or heat to flow through it easily a Conductor b Insulator c Friction 44 Evaporation - the process where liquid water turns into a gas a Condensation b Evaporation c Sublimation 45 Condensation - he process where gas (usually water vapor) cools down and turns into liquid, acting as the opposite of evaporation a Evaporation b Condensation c Sublimation 46 Sublimation - the direct phase transition of a substance from a solid to a gas, skipping the liquid phase entirely a Sublimation b Condensation c Evaporation

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Reference point - viewpoint used to determine if an object is moving, how fast it is moving, and in what direction

Point - an infinitely small location with no height, length, or width, acting as a basic geometric marker

Motion-if the distance changes in relation to a frame of reference

Speed- amount of how far you go in an amount of time. (TIME!)

Velocity-speed in a direction. (DIRECTION!)

Acceleration-speeding up, slowing down or changing direction

Momentum-mass x velocity, how much energy is stored in a moving object, momentum is TRANSFERRED

Force-a push or pull, measured in NEWTONS

Balanced/Unbalanced Force-balanced force an object is staying STILL, unbalanced force the object is MOVING

Friction -opposes motion

Inertia - the natural habit of an object wanting to stay in motion

Gravity-force that pulls object to earth

Weight- how hard gravity is pulling you down

Acceleration Due to Gravity- 9.8 m/s/s

Mass-how much stuff you are made up of

Meter- unit of length m

Air Resistance-fluid friction pushing up

Pressure-force over an area (NEWTON)

Fluid-gas or liquid

Buoyant Force-upward force in a fluid

Archimedes’ Principle-when an object is immersed in water, the water is displaced. If you could scrape off the water and weigh it, it would weigh the same as the object.

Pascal's Principle - When force is applied to a confined fluid, the change in pressure is transmitted equally to all parts of the fluid.

Bernoull's Principle - When a moving fluid has less pressure than a slower moving fluid.

Work-change force, move direction as the force (schuyler sisters reference)

Power-rate at which work is done, Watts

Joule - unit of work

Watt - unit of power

Newton - unit of force

Law of Universal Gravitation - everything in the universe with mass is attracted to every other thing with mass. EVERYTHING has gravitational pull. We don’t feel it because we’re too small.

Energy - the ability to do work, cause change, or make things move

Potential Energy-stored energy

Kinetic Energy-actually moving

Heat Energy Thermal Energy - the energy of moving particles (atoms and molecules) inside an object. Ex. fire

Chemical Energy - the energy stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules. Ex. eating

Electromagnetic Energy - a form of energy that travels through space as waves. Ex. Xrays

Nuclear Energy - the power stored in the nucleus (core) of an atom that holds it together. Ex. Explosions

Mechanical Energy - Kinetic and potential energy.

Fossil Fuels - natural, non-renewable energy sources formed from the buried remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago

Conduction - heat transfer of heat or electricity directly through a substance or between materials in physical contact

Convection - the transfer of heat through the physical movement of fluids (liquids or gases).

Radiation - energy that travels in waves or high-speed particles.

Insulator- a material that blocks the flow of electricity or heat, acting as a barrier to prevent energy transfer.

Conductor - a material that allows electricity or heat to flow through it easily

Evaporation - the process where liquid water turns into a gas

Condensation - he process where gas (usually water vapor) cools down and turns into liquid, acting as the opposite of evaporation

Sublimation - the direct phase transition of a substance from a solid to a gas, skipping the liquid phase entirely