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Page 1: Physics Review – Day 2. Random Energy (2) Energy (1) Newton / Forces (2) Newton / Forces (1) 50 40 30 20 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50.

Physics Review – Day 2

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Newton / Forces (1) – 10 Points

You sit in your seat. You exert a force on the seat,

and the seat exerts a force on you that is

_______ and ________ the force you exerted on it.

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Newton / Forces (1) – 20 Points

A book is at rest. What is the net force in this

scenario?

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Newton / Forces (1) – 30 Points

A rock is dropped off a building. There are now two forces acting on it. What are

they?

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Newton / Forces (1) – 40 Points

This rocket blasting off is a perfect example of Newton’s ___ Law of

Motion because there is an action force and an

equal & opposite reaction force.

Identify the action force and reaction force.

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Newton / Forces (1) – 50 pts

In the picture above, the man is pulling on the wall with a force of ______The wall is pulling on the man with a force of ________The man is pulling on the elephant with a force of _______The elephant is pulling on the man with a force of ______The forces, in both scenarios, are _________.

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Newton / Forces (2) – 10 points

What is the net force is this example? Is the net force balanced

or unbalanced?

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Newton / Forces (2) – 20 Points

Billy throws a ball in outer space. Describe what its motion would

be like, and why it would be this way.

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Newton / Forces (2) – 30 Points

Ronda pushes a ball down a hill. The ball continues to pick up

speed. The ball is _________ing, because its

motion is changing.

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Newton / Forces (2) – 50 pts

You do not need to slow down approaching first

base in baseball. Therefore this, the

resistance of a change in motion, is not affected.

Unlike when you need to ‘round’ third and second

base.

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Newton / Forces (2) – 40 pts

Wei Shi is running across the gym floor. As he approached the wall, he forced

himself to stop suddenly to avoid colliding into a wall. Unfortunately for

Wei, there was oil on the floor where he tried to slow himself down and he

continued to slide into the wall. What force was Wei unable to overcome

because of the oil?

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Energy (1) – 10 pts

You start running. You have increased your _______ energy, the energy of

motion.

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Energy (1) – 20 pts

You climb a ladder and stop at the top. You have increased

this type of energy.

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Energy (1) – 30 pts

Describe how the energy is changing in this

system from point A to point B.

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Energy (1) – 40 pts

This is the height of a wave from equilibrium.

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Energy (1) – 50 pts

Blue, green, violet, and indigo light waves _______ in all

directions to cause the sky to be blue as they pass through the upper atmosphere due to their short wavelengths. This act is a

type of ____________, not reflection or absorption.

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Energy (2) – 10 pts

All energy travels in ________.

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Energy (2) – 20 points

Sound waves need a ________, like air

particles, in order to travel to your ears. Light waves

do not need this.

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Energy (2) – 30 points

Light waves that hit a mirror will ________ back to you so you can see

yourself.

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Energy – 40 points

Which of these monster pop-ups

has the most ‘stored’ energy?

What type of ‘stored’ energy

does that pop-up have?

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Energy (2) – 50 Points

Gertrud eats a power bar. The power bar is

converted into energy that her body can use.

She then uses this energy to go for a run. This scenario supports what Scientific Law?

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Random – 10 Points

If you know the TIME it takes an object to travel,

and the DISTANCE it traveled, then you can

determine this about the object.

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Random – 20 Points

When a wave hits a medium, it can either

_________, ____________, or ___________.

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Random – 30 points

You can figure out the force being exerted on

an object by multiplying the

_________ of the object and the rate of

___________.

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Random – 40 Points

Wonda & Cosmo fly East at 15 kilometers per hour

for 2 hours.

This is describing their ________.

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Random – 50 Points

You can jump higher in to the air on Moon than you can on Earth because the Moon has no atmosphere.

TRUE OR FALSEExplain your answer.


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