GravityWhy does afree-fallingobjectaccelerate?the bending oflight wave asit moves fromone mediumto another. Definerefractionforce betweentwo objects thatdepends ontheir mass andthe distancebetween them. Definegravity.Can betransmittedover longdistancesadvantages ofdigitalcommunication?theheight ofthe waveWhat isamplitude?Mechanicalenergy toelectricalenergy What is theenergytransformationfor agenerator? rocketpushes onthe gasExampleof a actionforcerefractedandcreates arainbow.What happenswhen whitelight goesthrough aprism? batteryWhat is requiredto make anelectromagnetbesides copperwire and ironcoil?samedirectionwhenshould youadd theforces?Number ofwaves thatpass a givenpoint persecondWhat isfrequency?constanstspeedwhat typeof speed isa diagonalline?FrictionWhat is theforce thatstops or slowsa movingobject?AddmorecoilsHow can youincrease thestrength of anelectromagnetic?when a wavebouncesback afterhitting asurface. Definereflection.Total of allforcesacting onan objectWhat isnetforce?The apparent changein frequency of a wave ​ Caused by relativechange in motion ofthe source​ of the wave and theobserverdefinedopplereffectEvery actionhas an equaland oppositereaction Newton'sthird lawWhenwavelengthdecreasesfrequencyincreases.What happensto thefrequency of awave when theWavelengthdecreases?HertzHow isfrequencylabeled?Oppositechargesattract andlike chargesrepel  What is thelaw ofelectrostatics? amediumWhat isrequired totransmitsound?orangeandyellowWhat colorshave lowerenergy thanyellow?negativechargeWhat is thecharge on aballoon thatis sticking toa wall?More massrequiresmore forceto accelerateNewton'ssecondlaw1&5electricalenergy tomechanicalenergyWhat is theenergytransformationfor an electricmotor?The type ofmediumdetermineshow fastsound travelsWhatdetermineshow fast asound wavetravels?notmovingWhat does ahorizontalline on adistance timegraph mean?gammaWhat type ofradiation on theelectromagneticspectrum is themostdangerous?oppositedirectionsWhenshould yousubtractforces?Objects in motionstay in motionobjects at rest stayat rest unlessacted upon by anexternal force.newton’sfirst lawmassand orforceWhat canchange theaccelerationof theobject?RedShiftHow do weknow galaxiesare movingfarther awayform theeacrth?GravityWhy does afree-fallingobjectaccelerate?the bending oflight wave asit moves fromone mediumto another. Definerefractionforce betweentwo objects thatdepends ontheir mass andthe distancebetween them. Definegravity.Can betransmittedover longdistancesadvantages ofdigitalcommunication?theheight ofthe waveWhat isamplitude?Mechanicalenergy toelectricalenergy What is theenergytransformationfor agenerator? rocketpushes onthe gasExampleof a actionforcerefractedandcreates arainbow.What happenswhen whitelight goesthrough aprism? batteryWhat is requiredto make anelectromagnetbesides copperwire and ironcoil?samedirectionwhenshould youadd theforces?Number ofwaves thatpass a givenpoint persecondWhat isfrequency?constanstspeedwhat typeof speed isa diagonalline?FrictionWhat is theforce thatstops or slowsa movingobject?AddmorecoilsHow can youincrease thestrength of anelectromagnetic?when a wavebouncesback afterhitting asurface. Definereflection.Total of allforcesacting onan objectWhat isnetforce?The apparent changein frequency of a wave ​ Caused by relativechange in motion ofthe source​ of the wave and theobserverdefinedopplereffectEvery actionhas an equaland oppositereaction Newton'sthird lawWhenwavelengthdecreasesfrequencyincreases.What happensto thefrequency of awave when theWavelengthdecreases?HertzHow isfrequencylabeled?Oppositechargesattract andlike chargesrepel  What is thelaw ofelectrostatics? amediumWhat isrequired totransmitsound?orangeandyellowWhat colorshave lowerenergy thanyellow?negativechargeWhat is thecharge on aballoon thatis sticking toa wall?More massrequiresmore forceto accelerateNewton'ssecondlaw1&5electricalenergy tomechanicalenergyWhat is theenergytransformationfor an electricmotor?The type ofmediumdetermineshow fastsound travelsWhatdetermineshow fast asound wavetravels?notmovingWhat does ahorizontalline on adistance timegraph mean?gammaWhat type ofradiation on theelectromagneticspectrum is themostdangerous?oppositedirectionsWhenshould yousubtractforces?Objects in motionstay in motionobjects at rest stayat rest unlessacted upon by anexternal force.newton’sfirst lawmassand orforceWhat canchange theaccelerationof theobject?RedShiftHow do weknow galaxiesare movingfarther awayform theeacrth?

Midterm 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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  1. Why does a free-falling object accelerate?
    Gravity
  2. Define refraction
    the bending of light wave as it moves from one medium to another.
  3. Define gravity.
    force between two objects that depends on their mass and the distance between them.
  4. advantages of digital communication?
    Can be transmitted over long distances
  5. What is amplitude?
    the height of the wave
  6. What is the energy transformation for a generator?
    Mechanical energy to electrical energy
  7. Example of a action force
    rocket pushes on the gas
  8. What happens when white light goes through a prism?
    refracted and creates a rainbow.
  9. What is required to make an electromagnet besides copper wire and iron coil?
    battery
  10. when should you add the forces?
    same direction
  11. What is frequency?
    Number of waves that pass a given point per second
  12. what type of speed is a diagonal line?
    constanst speed
  13. What is the force that stops or slows a moving object?
    Friction
  14. How can you increase the strength of an electromagnetic?
    Add more coils
  15. Define reflection.
    when a wave bounces back after hitting a surface.
  16. What is net force?
    Total of all forces acting on an object
  17. define doppler effect
    The apparent change in frequency of a wave ​ Caused by relative change in motion of the source​ of the wave and the observer
  18. Newton's third law
    Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
  19. What happens to the frequency of a wave when the Wavelength decreases?
    When wavelength decreases frequency increases.
  20. How is frequency labeled?
    Hertz
  21. What is the law of electrostatics?
    Opposite charges attract and like charges repel
  22. What is required to transmit sound?
    a medium
  23. What colors have lower energy than yellow?
    orange and yellow
  24. What is the charge on a balloon that is sticking to a wall?
    negative charge
  25. Newton's second law
    More mass requires more force to accelerate

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  27. What is the energy transformation for an electric motor?
    electrical energy to mechanical energy
  28. What determines how fast a sound wave travels?
    The type of medium determines how fast sound travels
  29. What does a horizontal line on a distance time graph mean?
    not moving
  30. What type of radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum is the most dangerous?
    gamma
  31. When should you subtract forces?
    opposite directions
  32. newton’s first law
    Objects in motion stay in motion objects at rest stay at rest unless acted upon by an external force.
  33. What can change the acceleration of the object?
    mass and or force
  34. How do we know galaxies are moving farther away form the eacrth?
    Red Shift