SOL Review: Part 2 of Force, Motion, Energy, and Matter

Match the following

• Newton's 2nd Law

• equal - opposite

  action - reaction

• Newton's 3rd Law

• Law of Inertia - objects in motion stay in motion

• Newton's 1st Law

• Force = mass x acceleration

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Match the following

• Newton's 2nd Law

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• Newton's 1st Law

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• Newton's 3rd Law

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Match the following

• Longitudinal - diagram & explanation

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• Transverse wave - example

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• Transverse - diagram & explanation

• sound

• Longitudinal wave - example

• light

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This type of wave must have a medium to travel. Select all that apply.

• light

• longitudinal

• sound

• transverse

Match the following

• Semiconductors

• a material that does NOT transfer electric current

• Insulators

• a material that is very GOOD at transferring electric current

• Conductors

• a material that can transfer SOME electric current

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

Match the following

• Conductors

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• Insulators

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• Semiconductors

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One bulb is burnt out in an open SERIES circuit. What is the best prediction for what will happen if the switch is closed?

• Only one bulb will light up.

• Both bulbs will light up.

• Neither bulb will light up, because the burnt bulb "breaks" the closed circuit.

One bulb is burnt out in a PARALLEL circuit. When the switch was closed, one bulb lit up, but the other did not. What explains why one bulb lit up?

• The current has multiple paths to travel.

• The current only has one path to travel.

• Electricity always takes the longest path.

• One lightbulb was better at attracting electricity.

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

Match the following

• Insulator

• 
• conductor

• 
• power source

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• load

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• Switch

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-1

NGSS.MS-PS2-3

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In the image, what type of circuit is shown?

• series

• parallel