ElasticPotentialEnergyEnergyassociated withan objectsposition on aspringVectorA quantitythat includesbothmagnitudeand directionNewton's2nd LawThe acceleration ofan object is directlyproportional to thenet force andinversely proportionalto the objects massWorkA forceexerted overa distance ora change inenergyGravitationalPotentialEnergyEnergyassociated withan objectsposition abovethe groundFreeFallThis occurswhen gravityis the onlyforce actingon an objectDisplacementThechange inposition ofan objectForceA pushor apullFrequencyNumber ofcycles oroscillationsper secondKineticFrictionFrictionpresent asan objectslides acrossa surfaceInertiaThe tendencyof an objectto resist achange inmotionInelasticCollisionCollision inwhich twoobjects sticktogetherPeriodTime tocompleteone cylcle oroscillationTensionA forceexertedby a ropeor chainNormalForceForce that isperpendicularto a surfaceNewton's3rd LawFor everyaction thereis an equaland oppositereactionImpulseA change inmomentum orthe product ofForce andTimeMomentumTheproduct ofmass andvelocityVelocityThe rate atwhich anobjectsposition ischangingStaticFrictionType of frictionpresent beforean objectbegins to moveGravityForce that isexertedbetween anytwo objectswith massAirResistanceResistiveforce exertedby airmoleculesNewton's1st LawAn object in motionremains in motionand an object at restremains at restunless acted on byan external forceKineticEnergyEnergyassociatedwith anobjectsmotionExplosionType of collisionin which the totalmomentum ofthe system iszeroPowerThe rateat whichwork isdoneElasticCollisionType ofcollision inwhich objectsbounce off ofone anotherNetForceThe vectorsum of theforces actingon an objectScalarA quantitythat includesmagnitudeonlyBalancedForcesWhen thesum of theforces actingon an objectis zeroAccelerationThe rate atwhich anobjectsvelocity ischangingCentripetalForceNet Forcethat causesan object tomove in acircular pathDistanceThe totallength of thepath travelledbetween twopositionsElasticPotentialEnergyEnergyassociated withan objectsposition on aspringVectorA quantitythat includesbothmagnitudeand directionNewton's2nd LawThe acceleration ofan object is directlyproportional to thenet force andinversely proportionalto the objects massWorkA forceexerted overa distance ora change inenergyGravitationalPotentialEnergyEnergyassociated withan objectsposition abovethe groundFreeFallThis occurswhen gravityis the onlyforce actingon an objectDisplacementThechange inposition ofan objectForceA pushor apullFrequencyNumber ofcycles oroscillationsper secondKineticFrictionFrictionpresent asan objectslides acrossa surfaceInertiaThe tendencyof an objectto resist achange inmotionInelasticCollisionCollision inwhich twoobjects sticktogetherPeriodTime tocompleteone cylcle oroscillationTensionA forceexertedby a ropeor chainNormalForceForce that isperpendicularto a surfaceNewton's3rd LawFor everyaction thereis an equaland oppositereactionImpulseA change inmomentum orthe product ofForce andTimeMomentumTheproduct ofmass andvelocityVelocityThe rate atwhich anobjectsposition ischangingStaticFrictionType of frictionpresent beforean objectbegins to moveGravityForce that isexertedbetween anytwo objectswith massAirResistanceResistiveforce exertedby airmoleculesNewton's1st LawAn object in motionremains in motionand an object at restremains at restunless acted on byan external forceKineticEnergyEnergyassociatedwith anobjectsmotionExplosionType of collisionin which the totalmomentum ofthe system iszeroPowerThe rateat whichwork isdoneElasticCollisionType ofcollision inwhich objectsbounce off ofone anotherNetForceThe vectorsum of theforces actingon an objectScalarA quantitythat includesmagnitudeonlyBalancedForcesWhen thesum of theforces actingon an objectis zeroAccelerationThe rate atwhich anobjectsvelocity ischangingCentripetalForceNet Forcethat causesan object tomove in acircular pathDistanceThe totallength of thepath travelledbetween twopositions

Honors Physics Vocabulary - 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. Energy associated with an objects position on a spring
    Elastic Potential Energy
  2. A quantity that includes both magnitude and direction
    Vector
  3. The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force and inversely proportional to the objects mass
    Newton's 2nd Law
  4. A force exerted over a distance or a change in energy
    Work
  5. Energy associated with an objects position above the ground
    Gravitational Potential Energy
  6. This occurs when gravity is the only force acting on an object
    Free Fall
  7. The change in position of an object
    Displacement
  8. A push or a pull
    Force
  9. Number of cycles or oscillations per second
    Frequency
  10. Friction present as an object slides across a surface
    Kinetic Friction
  11. The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion
    Inertia
  12. Collision in which two objects stick together
    Inelastic Collision
  13. Time to complete one cylcle or oscillation
    Period
  14. A force exerted by a rope or chain
    Tension
  15. Force that is perpendicular to a surface
    Normal Force
  16. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
    Newton's 3rd Law
  17. A change in momentum or the product of Force and Time
    Impulse
  18. The product of mass and velocity
    Momentum
  19. The rate at which an objects position is changing
    Velocity
  20. Type of friction present before an object begins to move
    Static Friction
  21. Force that is exerted between any two objects with mass
    Gravity
  22. Resistive force exerted by air molecules
    Air Resistance
  23. An object in motion remains in motion and an object at rest remains at rest unless acted on by an external force
    Newton's 1st Law
  24. Energy associated with an objects motion
    Kinetic Energy
  25. Type of collision in which the total momentum of the system is zero
    Explosion
  26. The rate at which work is done
    Power
  27. Type of collision in which objects bounce off of one another
    Elastic Collision
  28. The vector sum of the forces acting on an object
    Net Force
  29. A quantity that includes magnitude only
    Scalar
  30. When the sum of the forces acting on an object is zero
    Balanced Forces
  31. The rate at which an objects velocity is changing
    Acceleration
  32. Net Force that causes an object to move in a circular path
    Centripetal Force
  33. The total length of the path travelled between two positions
    Distance