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Science Jeopardy Review: Motion, Forces & Gravity

Test your knowledge with this interactive Jeopardy game covering topics like speed, forces, friction, gravity, and Newton's laws. Challenge yourself with questions on scientific concepts related to motion. Have fun while learning!

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Science Jeopardy Review: Motion, Forces & Gravity

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  1. Ch. 3 Motion & Forces Jeopardy Review

  2. Round 1 Round 2

  3. Need for Speed – 10 points • Scientific unit for speed • m/s Next Question

  4. Need for Speed – 20 points • The two factors that determine speed. • Distance & time Next Question

  5. Need for Speed – 30 points • Speed in a particular direction. • Velocity Next Question

  6. Need for Speed – 40 points • Formula for calculating average speed. • Distance traveled divided by time it took (d/t) Next Question

  7. Need for Speed– 50 points • The factor placed on the y-axis when graphing speed. • Distance [time is on the x-axis] Next Question

  8. The Force Be With You – 10 points • Forces that cause no change in speed or direction. • Balanced Next Question

  9. The Force Be With You – 20 points • Forces that cause a change in speed, direction, or both. • Unbalanced Next Question

  10. The Force Be With You – 30 points • The scientific unit of force. • Newton Next Question

  11. The Force Be With You – 40 points • The combination of all the forces acting on an object. • Net force Next Question

  12. The Force Be With You – 50 points • The net force on a rope when one dog pulls with a force of 20 N east and another dog pulls with a force of 12 N west. • 8 N east Next Question

  13. Rub A Dub Dub – 10 points • A force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are in contact. • Friction Next Question

  14. Rub A Dub Dub – 20 points • Name 2 types of friction that can occur due to motion of one or more objects. • Sliding, rolling, fluid friction (these are all examples of kinetic friction) Next Question

  15. Rub A Dub Dub – 30 points • Friction that occurs between two objects that are not moving. • Static Friction Next Question

  16. Rub A Dub Dub – 40 points • State one way you could decrease friction in a car’s engine. • Lubricant—oil, grease Next Question

  17. Rub A Dub Dub – 50 points • The two factors that determine how much friction exists between two objects. • Force (how hard you push) & Roughness of the surfaces Next Question

  18. A Matter of Gravity – 10 points • A measure of the force of gravity on an object. • Weight Next Question

  19. A Matter of Gravity – 20 points • The scientific unit used to measure weight. • Newton (a measure of a force—gravity!) Next Question

  20. A Matter of Gravity – 30 points • Gravity ___________as distance between two objects increases. • Decreases Next Question

  21. A Matter of Gravity– 40 points • Calculate the acceleration of a roller coaster that goes from a speed of 0 m/s to 8 m/s in 8 seconds. • 1 m/s2 Show Work: [8m/s – 0m/s]/8 s= 1 m/s2 Next Question

  22. A Matter of Gravity– 50 points • Gravity ____________as the mass of the objects increases. • Increases Next Question

  23. Newton Rules – 10 points • The force that causes the speed of a falling object to slow down. • Air resistance Next Question

  24. Newton Rules – 20 points • Assuming no air resistance, which will hit the ground first: a shot put or a soft ball dropped at the same time from the top of the school building? • They will hit at the same time. Next Question

  25. Newton Rules– 30 points • When force increases, acceleration ___________. • Increases Next Question

  26. Newton Rules – 40 points • When mass increases, acceleration _____________. • decreases Next Question

  27. Newton Rules– 50 points • The tendency of an object to remain “as is” (whether at rest or in motion). • Inertia Next Question

  28. Round 2 Final Jeopardy

  29. Category 6– 20 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  30. Category 6– 40 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  31. Category 6– 60 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  32. Category 6– 80 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  33. Category 6– 100 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  34. Category 7– 20 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  35. Category 7 – 40 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  36. Category 7– 60 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  37. Category 7– 80 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  38. Category 7– 100 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  39. Category 8– 20 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  40. Category 8– 40 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  41. Category 8– 60 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  42. Category 8– 80 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  43. Category 8– 100 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  44. Category 9– 20 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  45. Category 9– 40 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  46. Category 9– 60 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  47. Category 9 – 80 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  48. Category 9 – 100 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  49. Category 10 – 20 points • Question • Answer Next Question

  50. Category 10 – 40 points • Question • Answer Next Question

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