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- Q 1/10Score 0The ability to do work. This cannot be created nor destroyed. It can be transformed from one type to another (thermal/heat, chemical/food, mechanical/kinetic/motion, potential/stored)29EnergyMotionForceWork
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- Q1The ability to do work. This cannot be created nor destroyed. It can be transformed from one type to another (thermal/heat, chemical/food, mechanical/kinetic/motion, potential/stored)EnergyMotionForceWork45s
- Q2A push or a pull on an object. The SI unit of measurement is the Newton (N). Represented by an arrow showing direction and strength /magnitude.Simple MachineForceWorkFriction30s
- Q3Blood pressure, Mechanical digestion (chewing), Moving bones with muscleForces in Outer SpaceForces in the Human Body30s
- Q4A force that resists motion between two objects that are touching. It slows things down.GravityFrictionMotion30s
- Q5Plants (roots and stems) sense and respond to the force of GRAVITY.PhototropismTurgor PressureGeotropism30s
- Q6A simple machine (ramp) used to make work easier; LESS effort or force is used, but effort must be applied over a longer distanceLeverPulleySpring ScaleIncline plane45s
- Q7Simple machine that changes the direction of the force. (It is easier to pull downward.) More pulleys provides longer rope for additional distance, which requires less force.RopeInclined PlaneLeverPulley45s
- Q8A device that makes work easier by changing the size or direction of the force (or both).Spring ScaleVectorProtractorSimple Machine30s
- Q9Outward pressure (force) of a vacuole full of water. Also causes germination (sprouting) of seeds.GeotropismTurgor Pressure30s
- Q10Force causes an object to MOVE in the DIRECTION of the force. Measured in JoulesEnergyMotionForceWork30s
