InitialVelocityThe unit ofmeasurementfor forcesThe sum ofall forcesacting on anobjectHorizontalVelocitystates, “The forceacting on an objectis equal to themass of that objecttimes itsacceleration.”SignificantFiguresThe unit ofmeasurementfor forceAn object at restremains at rest; and ifin motion will remainin motion in a straightline; unless a forceacts on itResultantAngleComponentthe resistanceforce that slowsdown themotion of arolling ball orwheel.A force thatcounteractsmotioneach of the digits of anumber that are usedto express it to therequired degree ofaccuracy, startingfrom the first nonzerodigit.MagnitudeForce that isalwayspresent &keeps thingsuprightPrecisionPierreAccuracyThe inwardpulling forceon a rotatingobjectParabolaRiseoverrunThe rateat whichvelocity ischanginga changein positionof anobjectVerticalVelocityThe changein angulardisplacementdivided bytimethegravitationallycurved path ofan objectaround a pointin spacespeed +directionProjectileAn objectsresistance tochange in itsmotionConstantstates that the force(F) needed to extendor compress a springby some distance Xis proportional to thatdistance.p=m/VFinalVelocityThe apparentoutward forceacting on arotatingabjectAn objectsresistanceto changeits motionMagnitude ofdistancetraveleddivided bytime takenresistancetoaccelerationThe pull ofgravity on anobject'smass (mg=)the frictionalforce thatprevents twosurfaces fromsliding pasteach otherFreeFalla planeinclined atan angle tothehorizontal.A pushor apullDisplacementstates that forevery action,there is anequal andoppositereaction.alsoknown asthe law ofinertiaSpeedAnegativechange invelocitycombinationof thestandardthree additiveprimary colorsA positivechange invelocity0m/s/sHorizontalAccelerationThequantity ofmatter inan objectAirResistancewhen the netforce on anobject iszeroVerticalAccelerationvelocity ata specifictime 't'Distance9.8m/s/sThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweightInitialVelocityThe unit ofmeasurementfor forcesThe sum ofall forcesacting on anobjectHorizontalVelocitystates, “The forceacting on an objectis equal to themass of that objecttimes itsacceleration.”SignificantFiguresThe unit ofmeasurementfor forceAn object at restremains at rest; and ifin motion will remainin motion in a straightline; unless a forceacts on itResultantAngleComponentthe resistanceforce that slowsdown themotion of arolling ball orwheel.A force thatcounteractsmotioneach of the digits of anumber that are usedto express it to therequired degree ofaccuracy, startingfrom the first nonzerodigit.MagnitudeForce that isalwayspresent &keeps thingsuprightPrecisionPierreAccuracyThe inwardpulling forceon a rotatingobjectParabolaRiseoverrunThe rateat whichvelocity ischanginga changein positionof anobjectVerticalVelocityThe changein angulardisplacementdivided bytimethegravitationallycurved path ofan objectaround a pointin spacespeed +directionProjectileAn objectsresistance tochange in itsmotionConstantstates that the force(F) needed to extendor compress a springby some distance Xis proportional to thatdistance.p=m/VFinalVelocityThe apparentoutward forceacting on arotatingabjectAn objectsresistanceto changeits motionMagnitude ofdistancetraveleddivided bytime takenresistancetoaccelerationThe pull ofgravity on anobject'smass (mg=)the frictionalforce thatprevents twosurfaces fromsliding pasteach otherFreeFalla planeinclined atan angle tothehorizontal.A pushor apullDisplacementstates that forevery action,there is anequal andoppositereaction.alsoknown asthe law ofinertiaSpeedAnegativechange invelocitycombinationof thestandardthree additiveprimary colorsA positivechange invelocity0m/s/sHorizontalAccelerationThequantity ofmatter inan objectAirResistancewhen the netforce on anobject iszeroVerticalAccelerationvelocity ata specifictime 't'Distance9.8m/s/sThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweight

PROJECTILE MOTION BINGO Part 2 - 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. Initial Velocity
  2. The unit of measurement for forces
  3. The sum of all forces acting on an object
  4. Horizontal Velocity
  5. states, “The force acting on an object is equal to the mass of that object times its acceleration.”
  6. Significant Figures
  7. The unit of measurement for force
  8. 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
  9. Resultant
  10. Angle
  11. Component
  12. the resistance force that slows down the motion of a rolling ball or wheel.
  13. A force that counteracts motion
  14. each of the digits of a number that are used to express it to the required degree of accuracy, starting from the first nonzero digit.
  15. Magnitude
  16. Force that is always present & keeps things upright
  17. Precision
  18. Pierre
  19. Accuracy
  20. The inward pulling force on a rotating object
  21. Parabola
  22. Rise over run
  23. The rate at which velocity is changing
  24. a change in position of an object
  25. Vertical Velocity
  26. The change in angular displacement divided by time
  27. the gravitationally curved path of an object around a point in space
  28. speed + direction
  29. Projectile
  30. An objects resistance to change in its motion
  31. Constant
  32. states that the force (F) needed to extend or compress a spring by some distance X is proportional to that distance.
  33. p=m/V
  34. Final Velocity
  35. The apparent outward force acting on a rotating abject
  36. An objects resistance to change its motion
  37. Magnitude of distance traveled divided by time taken
  38. resistance to acceleration
  39. The pull of gravity on an object's mass (mg=)
  40. the frictional force that prevents two surfaces from sliding past each other
  41. Free Fall
  42. a plane inclined at an angle to the horizontal.
  43. A push or a pull
  44. Displacement
  45. states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
  46. also known as the law of inertia
  47. Speed
  48. A negative change in velocity
  49. combination of the standard three additive primary colors
  50. A positive change in velocity
  51. 0 m/s/s
  52. Horizontal Acceleration
  53. The quantity of matter in an object
  54. Air Resistance
  55. when the net force on an object is zero
  56. Vertical Acceleration
  57. velocity at a specific time 't'
  58. Distance
  59. 9.8 m/s/s
  60. This acts on a mass to create the force of weight