NForce thatattractsobjects tothe center ofthe EarthFirst toobserve andrecord theLaws ofPhysicsHow muchspace anobject takesup - itsweight45degreesWhen forceson an objectare acting inoppositedirectionsWhen allforces on anobject arebalanced-9.8m/s2f =m*aMotion ofa movingobjectThe rateat whichan objectcan moveStarts orstopsmotion ofan objectAn object inmotion will stayin motion untilanother forceacts upon itm/sQuantitythat hasmagnitude+ directionQuantity thatincludesmagnitudebut nodirectionAccelerationdepends onmass andnet forceFor everyaction thereis an equalbut oppositereactionThe rate ofspeed thatan objectchangespositionVisual ofan objectat rest orin motionA device thatcan launchobjectsthrough theairPush orpull onan objectV =d/tForce actingopposite ofmotion whenan object isin the airNForce thatattractsobjects tothe center ofthe EarthFirst toobserve andrecord theLaws ofPhysicsHow muchspace anobject takesup - itsweight45degreesWhen forceson an objectare acting inoppositedirectionsWhen allforces on anobject arebalanced-9.8m/s2f =m*aMotion ofa movingobjectThe rateat whichan objectcan moveStarts orstopsmotion ofan objectAn object inmotion will stayin motion untilanother forceacts upon itm/sQuantitythat hasmagnitude+ directionQuantity thatincludesmagnitudebut nodirectionAccelerationdepends onmass andnet forceFor everyaction thereis an equalbut oppositereactionThe rate ofspeed thatan objectchangespositionVisual ofan objectat rest orin motionA device thatcan launchobjectsthrough theairPush orpull onan objectV =d/tForce actingopposite ofmotion whenan object isin the air

KP Physics Units 1-2 Review - 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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  2. Force that attracts objects to the center of the Earth
  3. First to observe and record the Laws of Physics
  4. How much space an object takes up - its weight
  5. 45 degrees
  6. When forces on an object are acting in opposite directions
  7. When all forces on an object are balanced
  8. -9.8 m/s2
  9. f = m*a
  10. Motion of a moving object
  11. The rate at which an object can move
  12. Starts or stops motion of an object
  13. An object in motion will stay in motion until another force acts upon it
  14. m/s
  15. Quantity that has magnitude + direction
  16. Quantity that includes magnitude but no direction
  17. Acceleration depends on mass and net force
  18. For every action there is an equal but opposite reaction
  19. The rate of speed that an object changes position
  20. Visual of an object at rest or in motion
  21. A device that can launch objects through the air
  22. Push or pull on an object
  23. V = d/t
  24. Force acting opposite of motion when an object is in the air