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The document discusses key concepts related to forces and motion in science. It defines important terms like force, energy, gravity, friction, and Newton. It explains that force can cause an object to start moving, change speed or direction, or stop. It also discusses balanced and unbalanced forces, and how balanced forces produce no change in motion while unbalanced forces do. Finally, it covers concepts like gravitational force, mass, weight, and Newton's laws of motion.
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Science 3rd Grading Monthly

The document discusses key concepts related to forces and motion in science. It defines important terms like force, energy, gravity, friction, and Newton. It explains that force can cause an object to start moving, change speed or direction, or stop. It also discusses balanced and unbalanced forces, and how balanced forces produce no change in motion while unbalanced forces do. Finally, it covers concepts like gravitational force, mass, weight, and Newton's laws of motion.
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Science

1.It means that a force is exerted to make an object move.


- WORK
2. Is the ability to do work or to cause changes in objects.
- ENERGY
3. The force of attraction between any two objects is called.
- GRAVITY
4. It is a universal force because it affects all objects on Earth and in the universe.
- GRAVITY
5. It is anoher force that we encounter every day and affects a stationary objects as well as
an object in motion.
- FRICTION
6. It can cause an object to start moving, speed up, slow down ,change direction or stop.
- FORCE
7. The standard unit of force is
- NEWTON
8. Who is the scientist who explained how force and motion are related.
- ISAAC NEWTON
9. If force applied were one stronger force it may combine in the?
- SAME DIRECTION
10. If force may cancel each other and the effect is as if there was very little amount of force
or no force at all, forces applied?
- OPPOSITE DIRECTION
11. Forces that are equal and opposite in direction are called?
- BALANCED FORCES
12.How force can be represented by an arrow and shows strength of the force?
- THE LENGTH OF THE ARROW
13. One force is greater than the other and always cause a change in motion.
- UNBALANCED FORCES
14. Can cause no change in motion
- BALANCED FORCES
15. When two unbalance forces are exerted force in opposite direction?
- COMBINED FORCES
16. When two unbalanced forces are exerted in the same direction and is the sum of the
two forces.
- COMBINED FORCES
17. Is greater than the individual forces.
- COMBINED FORCES
18. It is the force of one object pulling on another object
- GRAVITY
19. Rain,snow and leaves , a ball thrown into the air always fall back to the?
- GROUND
20.It pulls all these things toward the ground.
- EARTH’S GRAVITY
21.Who proposed that the sun exerts a force on Earth and its moon, as well as on all the
other planets in the Solar system?
- ISAAC NEWTON

22. What does Isaac Newton proposed that the ____ exerts a force on Earth and its ____,
as well as on all the other _____ in the Solar System.
- SUN, MOON AND PLANETS
23. It states that every objects in the universe attracts every other object with a
gravitational force.
- LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION
24. It is stronger when the objects are more massive, and is weaker when the objects are
farther from one another.
- GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
25. Why the Earths gravitational force on our body are always fall toward the ground?
- Because it pulls us toward the center of the Earth.
26. It between two objects depends on their masses and the distance between them
- GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
27. How the gravitational force with less mass?
- SMALL BETWEEN OBJECTS
28. How the gravitational object affected by the distance between two objects if the smaller
the distance between the two objects?
- GREATER THE GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
29. It is the force with which an object is attracted toward another object.
- WEIGHT
30. It is the amount of matter that an object contains.
- MASS
31. It stays the same no matter where the measurement is taken.
- OBJECTS MASS
32.The basic standard unit of mass is?
- KILOGRAM
33.A force that requires two objects to touch is called?
- CONTACT FORCE
34. It is the force that results when two objects rub against each other .
- FRICTION
35.Without___, a moving object cannot stop unless another object causes it to stop.
- FRICTION
36. Four types of friction:
- STATIC FRICTION, SLIDING FRICTION, ROLLING FRICTION, AND FLUID FRICTION
37. When you push a heavy object, you will notice that it does not immediately move. You
need to push a little bit .
- STATIC FRICTION
38. It is the force that prevents an object at rest from sliding in response to the force
exerted on it.
- STATIC FRICTION
39. It happens when there is a resistibe force that opposes the sliding of two solid surfaces
over each other?
- SLIDING FRICTION
40. It is a type of shoe used in classical ballet.
- POINTE
41.It is produce when an objects rolls over a surface?
- ROLLING FRICTION
42. Which is needed to overcome that much less force, Sliding friction or rolling friction?
- ROLLING FORCE
43. A substance that is capable of flowing easily and changes its shape when acted upon a
force.
- FLUID
44. It occurs when there is a resistance to an objects motion through a liquid or a gas?
- FLUID FRICTION
45.Fluid friction happens when an object moves through?
- A LIQUID OR A GAS
46. How ships to move forward, ?
- PROPELLERS PUSH THE SHIP FORWARD BY HURLING A MASS OF WATER BEHIND
IT.
47. How propellers move the ships?
- IT PUSH FORWARD BY HURLING A MASS OF WATER
48.They both exert fluid friction on a moving ship?
- AIR AND WATER
49.Fluid friction alsp occurs when an object fall through the air .This is called?
- AIR RESISTANCE
50. It uses increase the amount of fluid friction and thus snow down the fall of s akydiver?
- PARACHUTES
51.Fluid friction is much less than static or sliding friction. This is why fluid are sometimes
used to lessen friction. These fluid are calle?
- LUBRICANTS
52. Are example of Lubricants?
- OIL AND GREASE

B.
1. Either a push or a pull.
- FORCE
2. The strength of a force is measured in?
- NEWTONS
3. The direction and strength of a force can be represented by an?
- ARROW
4.It acting on an object do not change the objects’s state of motion?
- BALANCE FORCES
5. It can cause an object to start moving, speed up, slow down , change direction or stop.
- UNBALANCED FORCES
6.It is a force of attraction between two objects.
- GRAVITY
7. It is a measure of the amount of matter in an object.
- MASS
8. It is a measure of the gravitational force between two objects.
- WEIGHT
9. It is a force that occurs when two objects rub against each other.
- FRICTION
10. Forces that produce no change in motion are said to be.
- BALANCED
11. A force is a push or a _____
- PULL
12. ______ realized that gravity acts everywhere in the universe.
- ISAAC NEWTON
13._______ is a measure of the amount of matter in an object.
- MASS
14. _____ is a measure of the gravitational attraction between two objects.
- WEIGHT
15. It is a change in position relative to a frame of reference.
- MOTION
16. It affects the motion of an object.
- FORCE
17. It is the tendency of matter to stay at rest or in motion unless acted upon by a force.
- INERTIA
18. It states that an objects at rest remains at rest and an object in motion stays in uniform
motion unless a net force acts on it.
- NEWTON’S FIRST LAW OF MOTION
19. Is the distance travelled by a moving object per unit time.
- SPEED
20. It is the speed of an object and the direction toward which it is moving.
- VELOCITY
21. It is the rate of change of velocity per unit time.
- ACCELERATION
22. It is a decrease in speed.
- DECELERATION
23. It states that acceleration depends on the objects mass and on the net force acting on
the object.
- NEWTON’S SECOND LAW OF MOTION
24. It states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
- NEWTON’S THIRD LAW OF MOTION
25. A change in position relative to a frame of reference is called?
- SPEED
26. A reduction in speed is called?
- DECELERATION
27. The speed of an object and the direction toward which it moves comprise the object’s
___?
- VELOCITY
28. ____ is the rate of change in velocity per unit time
- ACCELERATION
29. ____ is the distance traveled by a moving object per unit time.
- SPEED
30. The length between any points is called?
- DISTANCE
31. The change in the velocity of an object divided by time is the object’s ?
- ACCELERATION
32. A path is 500 m long. A jogger travels the whole length in 60 seconds. The speed of the
jogger is?
-
33. The dog runs towards its owner standing 10m away within 5 seconds. The dog’s speed
is.
-

34. A car travelling 100km within 2 hours toward south has a velocity of?

35. There are two factors that affect gravity?


- DISTANCE AND MASS
36. Force is measured in units called?
- NEWTONS OR N
37.One kind of contact force is?
- FRICTIONAL FORCE
38. A force that acts at a distance is called?
- NONCONTACT
39.Who gave way an idea to Isaac Newtons formulation of the three laws of motion.
- GALILEO
40.It states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an object moving at a constant
velocity will continue moving at a constant velocity will continue moving at a constant
velocity unless acted upon an unbalanced force.
- FIRST LAW OF MOTION
41. Describes how acceleration, mass and force are related.
- SECOND LAW OF MOTION
42. It is the product of mass and acceleration.
- FORCE
43. States that when an objects exerts a force on a second object,the second object also
exerts a force on it.
- THIRD LAW OF MOTION
44. This law of motion is also known as?
- LAW OF ACTION AND REACTION

C. FILL IN THE CONCEPT MAP


MOTION is produced by FORCE can be _______ causes no change in motion
______ and _____
G 1. Speed in a particular direction
F 2. A change in position relative to a frame of reference.
C 3. Causes an object to start moving
D 4. Length between any two points
B 5. The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion
G 6. Distance traveled by a moving object per unit time
A 7. Rate of change of velocity

a. Acceleration b. Inertia c. Force d. Distance E. Motion F.Speed G. Velocity

D. TRUE OR FALSE
1. A force can set an object in motion,stop its motion, or change the direction of its
position.
- TRUE
2. Balanced forces produces no change in motion.
- TRUE
3. To find the speed of an object, you must know the distance traveled and the time it
takes the objects to cover the distance.
- TRUE
4. Acceleration is the change in speed per unit time.
- FALSE
5. Forces that act on an object without changing the objects motion are said to be
unbalanced.
- FALSE

E.
1. Which of the following terms refers to either a push or pull?
-
2. What do you call the two forces exerted in opposite direction when combined,
results to the difference between them?
-
3. What kind of surface will result to very little friction?
-
4. Which of the following forces are opposite in direction and equal in strength?
-
5. Which term refers to either a change in speed, a change in direction, or a change
in both speed and direction.
-
6. Why is Newtons first law of motion sometimes called the law of inertia?
-

F. SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS:


1. What is the acceleration of a skateboard whose speed changes from 5km/h to
10km/h in 5 second?

2. A parachute on a drag racer is opened. It slows down the racer’s speed from 260
km/h to 130km/h in 10 second. Find the deceleration.

3. Find the speed of a jet plane that covers 1,800 km in 2h.

4. Find the average speed of a helicopter that covers 800 km in 2h?

5. A big and heavy block with a mass of 500kg is pushed and given an acceleration of
2 m/s2. What force is acting on the block

G.BALANCE ,UNBALANCED, COMBINED FORCES

1. A book restng on a table.


- BALANCE FORCES
2. In tug of war games if both teams exert an equal force in pulling the rope.
- BALANCE FORCES

3. If someones win in an arm wrestling contes.


- UNBALANCE FORCES
4.Both you and your friend push a car in the same direction and greater than the
individual forces.
- COMBINED FORCES
5.Doing a handstand without falling down
- BALANCED FORCES
6. A running car staying still in its place because you are applying the brakes.
- BALANCE FORCES
7. A body or an object floating on the water’s surface
- BALANCED FORCES
8. A person standing or sitting still in his/her place
- BALANCED FORCES
9. Planer orbiting the sun in a fixed orbit
- BALANCED FORCES
10. A vehicle that continues to move at the same unchanged speed.
- BALANCED FORCES
11. The framed pictures hanged on your rooms wall.
- BALANCED FORCES
12. A group of kids winning a tug of war game.
- UNBALANCED FORCES
13. A car accelerating ,braking, or turning
- UNBALANCE FORCES
14. An object sinking in water
- UNBALANCED FORCES
15. Riding a skateboard
- UNBALANCED FORCES
16. Turning a cartwheel
- UNBALANCED FORCES
17. A fruit dropping from a tree.
- UNBALANCED FORCES
18. A moving train that shows down prior to its station.
- UNBALANCED FORCES
19. An object getting knocked over by the wind
- UNBALANCED FORCES
20. A football sailing toward the goal after it was kicked.
- UNBALANCED FORCES

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