AreaThe formulafor pressureis forcedivided bythis.Shape andDisplacementThe reasonwhy steelships floatdespite theirweight.pistonThe part of ahydraulicsystem thatmoves dueto pressurepistonThe part of ahydraulicsystem thatmoves dueto pressureHydraulicFluidThe fluidused inhydraulicsystems.HydraulicBrakeA device thatuses fluidpressure tostopvehicles.DensityThemeasure ofmass perunit volume.Pascal’sPrincipleThis principleexplains whypressure istransmittedequally in afluid.PressureThe forceapplied toa surfacearea.volumeThe formulafor density ismass dividedby this.BallastTanksUsed insubmarinesto controlfloating andsinking.HydraulicSystemA system thatuses fluidpressure tomultiplyforce.shipsA real-lifeexample ofArchimedes’Principle intransportation.Archimedes’PrincipleThis principleexplains whyobjects floatwhen theydisplaceenough fluid.BuoyantForceThe upwardforce exertedby a fluid ona submergedobject.DisplacementThe amount offluid pushedaside by asubmergedobject.DensityThemeasure ofmass perunit volume.highdensityThe reasonwhy a rocksinks inwater.HydraulicLiftA machinethat usesPascal'sPrinciple tolift cars.DisplacementThe amount offluid pushedaside by asubmergedobject.lowdensityThe reasonwhy awoodenblock floats.Pascal(Pa)The SIunit ofpressure.BuoyancyThe principleused in hotair balloonsto rise.AreaThe formulafor pressureis forcedivided bythis.AreaThe formulafor pressureis forcedivided bythis.Shape andDisplacementThe reasonwhy steelships floatdespite theirweight.pistonThe part of ahydraulicsystem thatmoves dueto pressurepistonThe part of ahydraulicsystem thatmoves dueto pressureHydraulicFluidThe fluidused inhydraulicsystems.HydraulicBrakeA device thatuses fluidpressure tostopvehicles.DensityThemeasure ofmass perunit volume.Pascal’sPrincipleThis principleexplains whypressure istransmittedequally in afluid.PressureThe forceapplied toa surfacearea.volumeThe formulafor density ismass dividedby this.BallastTanksUsed insubmarinesto controlfloating andsinking.HydraulicSystemA system thatuses fluidpressure tomultiplyforce.shipsA real-lifeexample ofArchimedes’Principle intransportation.Archimedes’PrincipleThis principleexplains whyobjects floatwhen theydisplaceenough fluid.BuoyantForceThe upwardforce exertedby a fluid ona submergedobject.DisplacementThe amount offluid pushedaside by asubmergedobject.DensityThemeasure ofmass perunit volume.highdensityThe reasonwhy a rocksinks inwater.HydraulicLiftA machinethat usesPascal'sPrinciple tolift cars.DisplacementThe amount offluid pushedaside by asubmergedobject.lowdensityThe reasonwhy awoodenblock floats.Pascal(Pa)The SIunit ofpressure.BuoyancyThe principleused in hotair balloonsto rise.AreaThe formulafor pressureis forcedivided bythis.

Review Bingo: Physics of Fluids - 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. The formula for pressure is force divided by this.
    Area
  2. The reason why steel ships float despite their weight.
    Shape and Displacement
  3. The part of a hydraulic system that moves due to pressure
    piston
  4. The part of a hydraulic system that moves due to pressure
    piston
  5. The fluid used in hydraulic systems.
    Hydraulic Fluid
  6. A device that uses fluid pressure to stop vehicles.
    Hydraulic Brake
  7. The measure of mass per unit volume.
    Density
  8. This principle explains why pressure is transmitted equally in a fluid.
    Pascal’s Principle
  9. The force applied to a surface area.
    Pressure
  10. The formula for density is mass divided by this.
    volume
  11. Used in submarines to control floating and sinking.
    Ballast Tanks
  12. A system that uses fluid pressure to multiply force.
    Hydraulic System
  13. A real-life example of Archimedes’ Principle in transportation.
    ships
  14. This principle explains why objects float when they displace enough fluid.
    Archimedes’ Principle
  15. The upward force exerted by a fluid on a submerged object.
    Buoyant Force
  16. The amount of fluid pushed aside by a submerged object.
    Displacement
  17. The measure of mass per unit volume.
    Density
  18. The reason why a rock sinks in water.
    high density
  19. A machine that uses Pascal's Principle to lift cars.
    Hydraulic Lift
  20. The amount of fluid pushed aside by a submerged object.
    Displacement
  21. The reason why a wooden block floats.
    low density
  22. The SI unit of pressure.
    Pascal (Pa)
  23. The principle used in hot air balloons to rise.
    Buoyancy
  24. The formula for pressure is force divided by this.
    Area