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Welcome to… the Candy Bar Treats’ Game. Newton’s Laws of Motion. Pages 10-14. Directions. Click to skip directions. Read each question. Click on the correct answer. If you are correct, you will automatically be taken to the next question. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome to… theCandy Bar Treats’
GameNewton’s Laws of Motion
Pages 10-14
Directions
Read each question.Click on the correct answer.If you are correct, you will
automatically be taken to the next question.
If you are incorrect, you will be returned to the beginning of the game.
To end your game, click on the red button in the bottom right corner.
Click here to begin the game.
Click to skip directions
action reaction
$1,000 Question
The desk produced the _____ in the spring jumper.
100% Correct!
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hunger!!!
Let’s continue playing….
Back to the beginning for
you!!!
That’s a “whopper”
of an answer, but it is just not correct.
Aristotle
Galileo Galilei
Sir Isaac Newton
$2,000 Question
Greek philosopher
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Let’s sweeten the pot.
MmmmmButterfinger!Mmmmmm
false
maybe
true
$3,000 Question
Galileo believed that all objects fall at the same rate, and they accelerate as they fall.
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Way to tackle the question
and hit it right on!!!
gravity
acceleration
inertia
$4,000 Question
The tendency of a still or moving object to resist changes in its motion
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The Joy of being right should give you great confidence!
quicklyslowly
in pairs
$5,000 Question
Forces always work _____.
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The sweetness of life can
be exhilarating
Galileo GalileiAristotle
Sir Isaac Newton
$6,000 Question
Philosopher from Italy
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answers we have heard
in a long time!!!
opposite
same
$7,000 Question
A reaction force is equal to the action force, but it is in the _____ direction.
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A bouquet of candy!!!
skate boarder’s foot
skateboardground
$8,000 Question
A skateboarder uses action and reaction forces to push herself forward. Identify the action force.
Smart choice
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decreases
does not changeincreases
$9,000 Question
When a force acts in the opposite direction of an object’s motion, it _____ the acceleration.
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equal not equal
more than
$10,000 Question
A reaction force is _____ to the action force.
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You are doing a great job. Keep thinking positive and with confidence!
action force
reaction force
inaction force
$11,000 Question
A force exerted on an object
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with every bit!
gravity
magnetisminertia
$13,000 Question
The force that caused the chip to fall into the cup
Movin’ on…
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spring jumper with no top
spring jumper with the load taped to its back
spring jumper
$15,000 Question
The spring jumper that jumped the highest
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reaction force
inertia
action force
$20,000 Question
The force exerted by an object experiencing an action force
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money!
Great job…and the race continues to success!
inertia
stubbornness
gravity
$30,000 Question
The reason the chip did not move with the index card
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Peanut butter & chocolate
brings out the best in you!!!
by applying more force
by thinking about it
by applying less force
$40,000 Question
If an object’s mass stays the same you can increase the object’s acceleration by _____.
You win!
I’m Peppermint
Patty&
YOU are sooo
awesome!
Sir Isaac Newton
Galileo GalileiAristotle
$50,000 Question
Scientist who explained that the motion of objects follow three basic principles, which we
now call the three laws of motion
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with chocolate
mints!
action force
inertiareaction force
$60,000 Question
The spring produced the _____ in the spring jumper.
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you give!!!
true false
maybe
$70,000 Question
Newton’s second law also applies when a force act in the opposite direction of an object’s
motion.
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On to bigger and better things
more than less than
the same as
$80,000 Question
If the same force is applied to two different objects, the object with the smaller mass will
accelerate _____ than the object with the larger mass.
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times prize.
You are doing a
great job!
One for the road.
ground
skateboarder’s footskateboard
$90,000 Question
A skateboarder use action and reaction forces to push himself forward. Identify the reaction force.
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more than
the same amount
asless than
$100,000 Question
If the same force is applied to two different objects, the object with the smaller mass will accelerate
_____ the object with the larger mass.
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more than
the same as
less than
$200,000 Question
A hammer exerts a force on a nail. The nail exerts an opposite and equal force on the hammer. The nail accelerates _____ the hammer because the nail has
a smaller mass.
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Movin’ to the next question.
action force reaction force
$300,000 Question
The spring produced the _____ in the spring jumper.
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true
maybe
false
$500,000 Question
Aristotle believed that the speed of a falling object depended on its mass. An object with a large mass would fall more quickly than an object with a small
mass.
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sizes!
Great job!
On to the final question
false
maybe
true
$1,000,000 Question
Action and reaction forces do not always cancel each other out because they act on
different objects.
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