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SOL Jeopardy Matter Kinds of Energy Potential Or Kinetic MotionForce

B. Mass A. Motion C. Matter D. Massachusetts Anything that takes up space and has mass is called:

Matter. Here are the states of matter. Bonus Jeopardy

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The amount of matter making up an object is called: B. Matter D. Mixture C. Motion A. Mass

Mass! Bonus Jeopardy

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Which of the following is not a state of matter? B. Energy D. Gas C. Liquid A. Solid

Energy is not a form of matter! Bonus Jeopardy

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A characteristic of something that you can observe is called B. Property C. Motion D. Matter A. Energy

A property is a characteristic of something that you can observe! Bonus Jeopardy

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When you notice an objects texture, size, shape and color, you are doing what? B. Question C. Hypothesis D. Conclusion A. Observation

You are making an observation if you are noticing the properties of matter! Bonus Jeopardy

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You use this energy to bake cookies A. Thermal D. Mechanical C. Nuclear B. Light

Thermal energy is used to bake cookies! Bonus Jeopardy

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A. Light Energy If you combine two things together, like powder and water, it is called D. Nuclear Energy C. Heat Energy B. Chemical Energy

When you combine things, it is an example of chemical energy! Bonus Jeopardy

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Most of our energy comes from A. The kitchen D. The Sun C. The wall B. The power plants

Most of our energy comes from the Sun! Bonus Jeopardy

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Photosynthesis is an example of A. Heat Energy D. Mechanical Energy C. Nuclear Energy B. Chemical Energy

Photosynthesis is an example of chemical energy! Bonus Jeopardy

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Wind, water in a waterfall, and a plane speeding through the air are examples of A. Mechanical Mechanical Energy D. Nuclear Energy C. Chemical Energy B. Light Enegy

When matter is moving, it is mechanical energy! Bonus Jeopardy

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A Kinetic Energy Energy in motion is called D Still energy C Stored Energy B Potential Energy

Energy in motion is kinetic! Bonus Jeopardy

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Potential Energy is A. Kinetic energy D. Living energy C. Stored energy B. Moving energy

Potential Energy is stored energy! Bonus Jeopardy

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A. A rubber band stretched to 3 inches Which of the following has more potential energy? B. A rubber band stretched to 4 inches C. A rubber band stretched to 5 inches. D. A rubber band stretched to 6 inches.

A rubber band stretched to 6 inches will have the greatest potential energy. Bonus Jeopardy

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Which of the following in an example of potential energy? A. A ball bouncing B. A ball sitting at the top of the hill D. A ball flying in the air C. A ball rolling

A ball sitting on top of a hill is an example of potential energy. Bonus Jeopardy

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Which of the following is an example of potential energy? A. A car going down a hill B. A car going up a hill D. A car racing on a track C. A car in the driveway

A car in the driveway is an example of potential energy. Bonus Jeopardy

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A. Matter B. Mass C. Motion D. Measurement The movement of an object is called

The movement of an object is called motion. Bonus Jeopardy

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What two things do you need to find the speed of an object? A. Distance and Distance and texture B. Distance and time C. Texture and color D. Size and shape

You get the speed by dividing the distance and time. Bonus Jeopardy

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Accelerate means A. The object is moving faster B. The object is moving slower C. The object is moving at the same speed. D. The object is not moving at all

Accelerate means the object is moving faster. Bonus Jeopardy

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Decelerate means A. The object is moving The object is moving at the same speed B. The object is moving faster C. The object is slowing down D. The object is not moving.

Decelerate means the object is slowing down. Bonus Jeopardy

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Which of the following is not a measurement of speed? A. Miles per hour B. Feet per minute C. Centimeters per second D. Feet per inch

Feet per inch is not a measurement of speed! Bonus Jeopardy

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Any push or pull on an object is called A. Force B. Distance C. Time D. Friction

Any push or pull on an object is called force. Bonus Jeopardy

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A. gravity B. friction C. motion D decelerate A force that slows the speed of a moving object is called

A force that slows the speed of moving objects is called friction! Bonus Jeopardy

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The force which pulls everything down to the ground is called A. gravity B.friction C. motion D weight

The force which pulls everything down to the ground is called gravity! Bonus Jeopardy

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You are in a car and the driver slams on the brakes. If you arent wearing a seatbelt, you will probably A. Go backward B. Go forward C. Go up D. Go down

You will probably go forward because you would be an object in motion, continuing in motion. Bonus Jeopardy

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You are sitting on a sled. Your friend pulls the sled. You will probably A. Go up B. Go forward C. Go backward D. Go down

You will probably go backwards because objects at rest will stay at rest. Bonus Jeopardy

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