Force Motion
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| What two groups can everything in the world be divided into? | Matter and energy
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| What two groups can energy be divided into? | Kinetic and potential
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| What is potential energy? | Stored energy. Energy of an object at rest.
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| What is kinetic energy? | The energy of an object in motion.
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| What is a force? | A push or pull that causes an object to move, change direction or speed
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| What is speed? | How fast an object is moving.
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| What is friction? | A force that slows the speed of an object.
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| What is caused by friction? | Friction causes an object to slow its speed and it produces heat.
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| What is an example of electricity in nature? | Lightning
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| What is lightning? | A discharge of static electricity into the atmosphere.
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| How do people make electricity? | With generators.
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| Name three kinds of energy electricity can be changed to. | Heat, light, and mechanical.
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| Give an example of heat energy. | A toaster.
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| Give an example of light energy. | A lamp
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| Give an example of mechanical energy. | A can opener or any machine that uses electricity for power.
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| What creates an electric current? | A continuous flow of electrons.
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| What does and insulator do? | Material that does not allow electricity to flow easily through it.
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| Name an example of an insulator. | Wood.
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| Electrical current travels in a path called________________. | A circuit
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| What does a closed circuit do? | It allows the flow of electrons.
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| What does an open circuit do? | It stops the flow of electrons.
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| A circuit with only one path to follow is a ____________________. | Series circuit.
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| A circuit with two or more paths to follow is a ___________________. | Parallel circuit
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| What is another form of energy caused by the movement of electrons? | Magnetism
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| What are the ends of a magnet called? | Poles (north and south)
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| What is a permanent magnet? | Magnet where the magnetic properties are always there.
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| What is an electromagnet? | A magnet produced by sending electricity through a piece of metal wrapped with coils of wire, which produces a magnetic field.
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| How is an electromagnet made stronger? | By increasing the number of coils of wire used.
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| Name several objects that use electromagnets. | Television, electric motors, telephones and computers.
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| What did Ben Franklin discover about lightning and metal? | He discovered the lightning is a natural form of electricity and metal conducts electricity.
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| Who discovered that electricity could be made by passing a magnet through a coil of wire (electromagnet)? | Michael Faraday.
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| Who made the light bulb? | Thomas Alva Edison.
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