Esl 3 Physical Science Jeopardy Template

Particles and Matter	Liquids and Gases	Forces: Gravity	Simple Machines	Heat Energy
100 Particles What are tiny pieces of matter called?	100 to freeze What does it mean to lose heat energy?	100 gravity ______ is a force that pulls everything down to the earth.	100 tools that make it easier for people to do work What are simple machines?	100 Heat energy _________ is energy that makes things feel warm.
200 Mass _______ is how many particles are in something.	200 changes from solid to liquid What does it mean to gain heat energy?	200 weight More mass = more _________	200 1. Lever and fulcrum 2. ramp 3. wheel and axle 4. pulley Name the four types of simple machines	200 fire, blankets, lights What are some sources of heat?
300 Volume _________ is how much space something takes up.	300 evaporation ______ is when water changes to gas and floats up into the air.	300 friction _______ is a force that makes everything slow down and stop	300 a bar balanced on a point. We use them to lift heavy things, or as a scale. What is a lever? Why do we use them?	300 wood, coal, and oil Name three fuels we use for heat
400 Density _______ is how close together the particles are.	400 condense ________ is when water changes from a gas back to a liquid, and falls down toward earth.	400 rough What makes more friction? A smooth surface or a rough surface?	400 We use them to move heavy things up. It can be flat or stairs. What do ramps look like? Why do we use them?	400 faster When something has more heat energy, the particles are moving (faster/slower).
500 Sink goes under water, float means lay on top. What do sink and float mean?	500 vapor Another word for liquids turning into a gas	500 to help us move without falling Why is friction important?	500 doorknobs, pencil sharpeners, wheels on car/bus Name a wheel and axle you use everyday.	500 Conductors let heat move easily through them. One conductor is metal. We use metal to cook things on the stove. Insulators do not let heat pass through easily. Such as rubber mittens when cooking so we do not burn ourselves on the hot metal. What are conductors and insulators? Give an example of each.

ESL 3 Physical Science

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