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5.6 Review F, M, E

Force, Motion, and Energy

DefinitionTerm
its location relative to a reference point or origin Position
the action or process of moving or being moved Motion
when force moves an object towards something Pull
when force moves an object away Push
how much matter is in something Mass
a force that can attract or repel magnetic material Magnetism
a force that pulls toward the center of Earth Gravity
the force in which two objects rub against each other (it causes them to heat up and slow down) Friction
a push or a pull Force
the part of an experiment that either changes or is controlled Variable
a piece of glass or other transparent substance (clear) with curved sides for concentrating or dispersing light rays Lens
materials that let light pass through them; absorb very little light Transparent
transmits some light and absorbs some light Translucent
not allowing light to pass through Opaque
to soak up Absorb
a substance or material that makes it possible for the transfer of energy from one location to another Medium
when light waves move through a material Transmit
a glass or transparent object that bends light that separates white light into a spectrum of colors Prism
the bending of light waves as they move through one medium into another Refraction/Refract
the bouncing back of light waves off a surface Reflection/Reflect
continuous or steady move of electricity Flow
turns a circuit on and off Switch
a wire that a current flows through Path
an electrical current through which current can flow that is NOT complete Open Circuit
an electrical current through which current can flow in an uninterrupted path Closed circuit
electricity from a battery, solar cell, fossil fuels, or wind generator Source/Cell
a closed circuit in which the current follows one path; if one light goes out, they all go out Series Circuit
a closed circuit in which a current divides into two or more paths; if one light goes out, others stay on Parallel Circuit
an electrical safety device that can stop the current from flowing or shuts off power Fuse
the direction the electricity is moving Electric Current
a device that uses magnets to change mechanical energy into electricity Generator
energy of moving electrons or electric charges Electrical Energy
energy from vibrations Sound Energy
the way a surface feels (smooth, rough, sticky, or fuzzy) Texture
energy in the form of waves that can travel through an empty space Light Energy
energy produces by the sun Solar Energy
energy of heat Thermal Energy
work done for something that is moving Mechanical Energy
the ability to do work Energy
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