Velocitywhen thenet force onan object iszeroNewton'sFirst Lawof MotionInertiaThe unit ofmeasurementfor forcesAn object at restremains at rest; andif in motion willremain in motion in astraight line; unlessa force acts on itspeed +directionNegativeaccelerationNewton'sSecondLaw ofMotionThe sum ofall forcesacting onan objectWorkalsoknown asthe law ofinertiaThe unit ofmeasurementfor forceThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweightA force thatcounteractsmotionForceNetforceWill causea changein motionBalancedForceF=maMore forceto move arhino thana dog.A pushor apullConstantSpeedAn objectsresistanceto change inits motionstates that forevery action,there is anequal andoppositereaction.PositiveaccelerationThe rateat whichvelocity ischangingNet Force= 42 N tothe rightCausesno changein motionA positivechange invelocitya changein positionof anobjectNewtonWhy youwear aseat belt.Newton'sThird Lawof MotionAccelerationstates, “The forceacting on anobject is equal tothe mass of thatobject times itsacceleration.”SpeedGravityThequantity ofmatter inan objectA negativechange invelocityMagnitude ofdistancetraveleddivided bytime takenAn objectsresistanceto changeits motionUnbalanceForceFrictionVelocitywhen thenet force onan object iszeroNewton'sFirst Lawof MotionInertiaThe unit ofmeasurementfor forcesAn object at restremains at rest; andif in motion willremain in motion in astraight line; unlessa force acts on itspeed +directionNegativeaccelerationNewton'sSecondLaw ofMotionThe sum ofall forcesacting onan objectWorkalsoknown asthe law ofinertiaThe unit ofmeasurementfor forceThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweightA force thatcounteractsmotionForceNetforceWill causea changein motionBalancedForceF=maMore forceto move arhino thana dog.A pushor apullConstantSpeedAn objectsresistanceto change inits motionstates that forevery action,there is anequal andoppositereaction.PositiveaccelerationThe rateat whichvelocity ischangingNet Force= 42 N tothe rightCausesno changein motionA positivechange invelocitya changein positionof anobjectNewtonWhy youwear aseat belt.Newton'sThird Lawof MotionAccelerationstates, “The forceacting on anobject is equal tothe mass of thatobject times itsacceleration.”SpeedGravityThequantity ofmatter inan objectA negativechange invelocityMagnitude ofdistancetraveleddivided bytime takenAn objectsresistanceto changeits motionUnbalanceForceFriction

PHYSICS BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Velocity
  2. when the net force on an object is zero
  3. Newton's First Law of Motion
  4. Inertia
  5. The unit of measurement for forces
  6. An object at rest remains at rest; and if in motion will remain in motion in a straight line; unless a force acts on it
  7. speed + direction
  8. Negative acceleration
  9. Newton's Second Law of Motion
  10. The sum of all forces acting on an object
  11. Work
  12. also known as the law of inertia
  13. The unit of measurement for force
  14. This acts on a mass to create the force of weight
  15. A force that counteracts motion
  16. Force
  17. Net force
  18. Will cause a change in motion
  19. Balanced Force
  20. F=ma
  21. More force to move a rhino than a dog.
  22. A push or a pull
  23. Constant Speed
  24. An objects resistance to change in its motion
  25. states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
  26. Positive acceleration
  27. The rate at which velocity is changing
  28. Net Force = 42 N to the right
  29. Causes no change in motion
  30. A positive change in velocity
  31. a change in position of an object
  32. Newton
  33. Why you wear a seat belt.
  34. Newton's Third Law of Motion
  35. Acceleration
  36. states, “The force acting on an object is equal to the mass of that object times its acceleration.”
  37. Speed
  38. Gravity
  39. The quantity of matter in an object
  40. A negative change in velocity
  41. Magnitude of distance traveled divided by time taken
  42. An objects resistance to change its motion
  43. Unbalance Force
  44. Friction