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Newton’s Laws of Motion Webquest This interactive webquest is designed to help you gain a better understanding of Newton’s Laws and the principles of physics. You need to complete the series of activities outlined below and answer any questions on this sheet. Please go to http://science.discovery.com/interactives/literacy/newton/newton.html or type the key words “Newton interactive” into Google and select the first option from the list that is generated for you. You are on the correct site if it looks like the image below:
Before you start! If you have earplugs feel free to use them, if not then please turn the sound on your computer off. Click on “Law of Inertia” 1. Complete the sentence: Every ________________ in a state of __________ or ___________ motion remains in that state unless an _____________ force is applied to it. 2. Why does the worm remain in motion after you’ve stopped the apple? _______________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Click on “go to the next law” 3. What is Newton’s second law? _____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. What is the equation that represents this law? _____________________________________
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= Click on “go to the next law 8. What is Newton’s third law? _______________________________________________________ Click on the worm to start the launch. 9. Complete the following sentence: The ________________ forces creates an ____________ and ____________________ reaction, propelling the rocket ________. It’s a simple law that applies on ___________, or in the _______________________ of space. Take the quiz to challenge your memory. 10. What was your score out of 10? _______________ Use the glossary on the interactive to find definitions for the following words: Momentum: ________________________________________________________________________ Uniform motion: ____________________________________________________________________ Acceleration: _______________________________________________________________________ Force: ______________________________________________________________________________ END OF WEBQUEST
