vectorthis hasbothdirection &magnitudenetforceThe sumtotal of allforces actingon a bodyLinegrapha graph thatshows changesoccurring inrelatedvariablesoriginThe referencepoint fromwhichdisplacementis measuredAccelerationA change inon object'sspeed ordirectionExampleof "action- reaction"How arocketworks is anexampleVelocitySpeedwith adirectionThe distanceand directionan objectmoves from astarting positionDisplacementreactionforceEarthpushing upon you is anexample ofthisTitlePart of agraph thatdescribeswhat thegraph is aboutNewton(N)The SIunit offorcemassHow anobjectsinertiaquantifiedy-axisaxis onwhich thedependentvariable isdisplayedHow faran objectmoves intotalDistanceBargrapha graph usedto comparegroups, orcounted,data.a push or pullthat causes anobject to move,stop, or changedirectionForcef=m*aNewton's2nd lawequationbalancedforcesWhenforces on abody addup to 0NNewton's3rd lawFor everyaction thereis an equaland oppositereactionTheformulafor speedd/tShows anobjectmovingbackwardsNewton'sFirst Law(Law ofInertia)Newton's Lawdescribing thetendency of yourbody to continuemoving when thebreaks of the carare slammedPiegrapha graph thatusespercentagesto displaydata in slices.x-axisaxis onwhich theindependentvariable isdisplayedm/s^2Unit ofaccelerationVelocityisconstantHow anobjectmoves whenaccelerationis 0unbalancedforcesNetforce>0Scatterplota graph usedto find acorrelationbetween twovariables(vf-vi)/tFormula foraccelerationShowsobjectacceleratingspeedThe totaldistancetravelled in agiven unit oftimeactionforceYou pushingdown on theEarth is anexampleProperty ofmatter thatresistschange inmotionInertiaSlopeof thelineHow todetermine thespeed oracceleration ofan object froma line graphvectorthis hasbothdirection &magnitudenetforceThe sumtotal of allforces actingon a bodyLinegrapha graph thatshows changesoccurring inrelatedvariablesoriginThe referencepoint fromwhichdisplacementis measuredAccelerationA change inon object'sspeed ordirectionExampleof "action- reaction"How arocketworks is anexampleVelocitySpeedwith adirectionThe distanceand directionan objectmoves from astarting positionDisplacementreactionforceEarthpushing upon you is anexample ofthisTitlePart of agraph thatdescribeswhat thegraph is aboutNewton(N)The SIunit offorcemassHow anobjectsinertiaquantifiedy-axisaxis onwhich thedependentvariable isdisplayedHow faran objectmoves intotalDistanceBargrapha graph usedto comparegroups, orcounted,data.a push or pullthat causes anobject to move,stop, or changedirectionForcef=m*aNewton's2nd lawequationbalancedforcesWhenforces on abody addup to 0NNewton's3rd lawFor everyaction thereis an equaland oppositereactionTheformulafor speedd/tShows anobjectmovingbackwardsNewton'sFirst Law(Law ofInertia)Newton's Lawdescribing thetendency of yourbody to continuemoving when thebreaks of the carare slammedPiegrapha graph thatusespercentagesto displaydata in slices.x-axisaxis onwhich theindependentvariable isdisplayedm/s^2Unit ofaccelerationVelocityisconstantHow anobjectmoves whenaccelerationis 0unbalancedforcesNetforce>0Scatterplota graph usedto find acorrelationbetween twovariables(vf-vi)/tFormula foraccelerationShowsobjectacceleratingspeedThe totaldistancetravelled in agiven unit oftimeactionforceYou pushingdown on theEarth is anexampleProperty ofmatter thatresistschange inmotionInertiaSlopeof thelineHow todetermine thespeed oracceleration ofan object froma line graph

Motion & Newton's Laws - 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. this has both direction & magnitude
    vector
  2. The sum total of all forces acting on a body
    net force
  3. a graph that shows changes occurring in related variables
    Line graph
  4. The reference point from which displacement is measured
    origin
  5. A change in on object's speed or direction
    Acceleration
  6. How a rocket works is an example
    Example of "action - reaction"
  7. Speed with a direction
    Velocity
  8. Displacement
    The distance and direction an object moves from a starting position
  9. Earth pushing up on you is an example of this
    reaction force
  10. Part of a graph that describes what the graph is about
    Title
  11. The SI unit of force
    Newton (N)
  12. How an objects inertia quantified
    mass
  13. axis on which the dependent variable is displayed
    y-axis
  14. Distance
    How far an object moves in total
  15. a graph used to compare groups, or counted, data.
    Bar graph
  16. Force
    a push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction
  17. Newton's 2nd law equation
    f=m*a
  18. When forces on a body add up to 0N
    balanced forces
  19. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
    Newton's 3rd law
  20. d/t
    The formula for speed

  21. Shows an object moving backwards
  22. Newton's Law describing the tendency of your body to continue moving when the breaks of the car are slammed
    Newton's First Law (Law of Inertia)
  23. a graph that uses percentages to display data in slices.
    Pie graph
  24. axis on which the independent variable is displayed
    x-axis
  25. Unit of acceleration
    m/s^2
  26. How an object moves when acceleration is 0
    Velocity is constant
  27. Net force >0
    unbalanced forces
  28. a graph used to find a correlation between two variables
    Scatter plot
  29. Formula for acceleration
    (vf-vi)/t

  30. Shows object accelerating
  31. The total distance travelled in a given unit of time
    speed
  32. You pushing down on the Earth is an example
    action force
  33. Inertia
    Property of matter that resists change in motion
  34. How to determine the speed or acceleration of an object from a line graph
    Slope of the line