Solve the crossword puzzle. Vertical: The mass of water displaced by a floating vessel. A vessel propelled by an internal combustion engine. The depth to which a floating vessel is immersed in water. An aircraft used in aeronautics. A device for measuring atmospheric pressure. Horizontal: A balloon designed to fly into the stratosphere. The gaseous shell surrounding the Earth. Ratio of pressure force to area. A device for measuring pressure greater or less than atmospheric pressure. Unit of pressure. Instrument for taking samples of various liquids. Barometric altimeter used in aviation.
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Semakina Elena Nikolaevna Full name of educational institution: MBOU Dizminskaya secondary school Yarsky district UR Crossword title: crossword puzzle on the topic “Pressure”. Purpose(lesson or extracurricular activity): lesson. Age group(grade): 7th grade. The purpose of creating a crossword puzzle: repetition of the “Pressure” theme. List of information sources used:
- Peryshkin, A.V. Physics. 7th grade: textbook. for general education institutions /A.V. Peryshkin. - 10th ed., add. - M.: Bustard, 2006. - 192 p.
- Lebedeva O.I., Guretskaya N.E. Physics. Diagnostic work for intermediate certification. 7-9 grades. - M.: VAKO, 2013. - 96 p.
- Ponomarev, G.A. Crosswords in physics for secondary school students / G.A. Ponomarev - Rostov n/d: Phoenix, 2009. - 124 p.
Brief summary:
The Dictionary of Modern Foreign Words says: “A crossword is a game-task, filling in intersecting rows of cells with letters so that horizontally and vertically you get words given in meaning.”
The modern, exciting form (crossword) has become a simple means for implementing complex educational tasks: cognition, development, upbringing.
By solving a crossword puzzle, students acquire the skill of working with sources, literature, and the Internet, since they must turn to different sources. By acquiring knowledge independently, the student engages in self-education. This kind of education is the most durable.
Justification for the relevance of the choice of topic: The topic “Pressure” is very voluminous; in the last topics “Floating Bodies” and “Aeronautics” you need to repeat the material and prepare for the test. A crossword puzzle is one of the effective methods for increasing motivation to study a subject. This crossword puzzle is designed to solve several problems at once: to repeat the material covered, to consolidate new material, and also to search for the necessary information to solve the crossword puzzle. This crossword puzzle is intended for independent work while reinforcing the material covered by the whole class on the topic “Floating bodies.”
Instructions for working with the crossword:
The crossword was created in PowerPoint. When you click on the square with the number, the text of the question appears. When you press it again, the answer word appears and the question text disappears.
When you press an arrow key, the presentation ends.
Horizontally: 1.Italian scientist who first measured atmospheric pressure. 2. The weight of water displaced by a loaded vessel when submerged to the waterline. 3. The more ..... support, the less pressure produced by the same force on this support. 4. An organ of bony fish that performs a hydrostatic function. 5. Instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. 6. The value on which the buoyancy force depends. 7. Ancient Greek scientist who discovered the law of hydrostatics. 8. A quantity equal to the ratio of the force acting perpendicular to the surface to the area of this surface. 9. The depth to which the ship is immersed in water.
Vertically: 1. The maximum permissible draft is marked on the ship’s hull with a red line. 2. The amount of cargo that a ship can take when diving to its maximum draft. 3. Finding the value of a physical quantity experimentally using special technical means. 4. Unit of pressure in the International System of Units.
Answers to the crossword:
Horizontally: 1. Torricelli. 2. Displacement. 3. Area. 4. Bubble. 5. Barometer. 6. Volume. 7. Archimedes. 8. Pressure. 9. Draft.
Vertically: 1. Waterline. 2. Load capacity. 3. Measurement. 4. Pascal.
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"Crossword on the topic "Pressure""
Crossword on the topic “Pressure”
Instructions:
When you click on the square with the number, the text of the question appears. When you press it again, the guessed word appears and the question text disappears.
When you press the arrow key, working with the crossword puzzle ends.
The value on which the buoyancy force depends.
The more ...... support, the less pressure produced by the same force on this support.
The amount of cargo that a ship can take when submerged to its maximum draft.
A quantity equal to the ratio of the force acting perpendicular to a surface to the area of that surface.
The maximum permissible draft is marked on the vessel's hull with a red line.
An organ of bony fish that performs a hydrostatic function.
Finding the value of a physical quantity experimentally using special technical means.
Italian scientist who first measured atmospheric pressure
The depth to which a ship is immersed in water.
Unit of pressure in the International System of Units.
Ancient Greek scientist who discovered the law of hydrostatics
The weight of water displaced by a loaded vessel when submerged to the waterline.
A device for measuring atmospheric pressure.
Physics crossword puzzle with answers, grade 10
Physics crossword puzzle on the topic “Basic concepts of mechanics”
Svetlana Anatolyevna Savostyanova, teacher of physics and mathematics, GAPOU MO "Egorievsky Technical School"Description. I bring to your attention a physics crossword puzzle on the topic “Basic concepts of mechanics.” The crossword puzzle will be of interest to physics and natural science teachers, students to test their knowledge on the topic, and can be used to design a thematic stand.
Target: testing knowledge on the topic
Tasks:
- test students’ knowledge on this topic;
- promote the development of perseverance, the ability to think logically, and compare;
- develop the ability to bring the job started to completion;
- stimulate interest in the subject.
Educational crosswords are intellectual games that add a special entertaining and motivational aspect to the learning process, contribute to the development of students’ search and creative abilities, the ability to apply their knowledge, and quickly navigate acquired information.
I bring to your attention two versions of a crossword puzzle on the topic “Basic concepts of mechanics”, which use almost the same set of words, but the crossword puzzle grids are different. Therefore, very often, the guys sitting next to them do not immediately understand that they are guessing the same words. I use this form of knowledge testing instead of physical dictation in groups where physics is taught as part of the subject “Natural Science”.
Option 1
Questions for the crossword
Horizontally:
2. Device for measuring body weight
3. Body movement along the trajectory
5. Device that measures movement speed
6. Time unit
7. The greatest deviation of an oscillating body from the equilibrium position
10. Branch of physics that studies sound waves
13. One of the characteristics of periodic motion
14. SI unit of force
15. A value equal to the product of a body’s mass and its speed
16. Magnitude, can be instantaneous, average
18. Unit of work
Vertically:
1. Time of one oscillation
3. Vector drawn from the initial position of a moving point to its final position
4. Elastic waves with a frequency of more than 20 kHz
6. Measure of mechanical impact on the body
8. Line of body movement
9. English scientist who discovered the law of deformation of elastic bodies
11. Mutual attraction of bodies
12. Quantity sometimes measured in horsepower
Answers.
Horizontal: 2. Scales 3. Path 5. Speedometer 6. Second 7. Amplitude 10. Acoustics 13. Frequency 14. Newton 15. Impulse 16. Velocity 17. Hertz 18. Joule
Vertical:1. Period 3. Displacement 4. Ultrasound 6. Force 8. Trajectory 9. Hook 11. Gravity 12. Power
Option 2
Questions for the crossword
Horizontally:
2. Time unit
5. A value equal to the ratio of work to a unit of time
7. One of the characteristics of periodic motion
8. Elastic waves with a frequency of more than 20 kHz
9. Mutual attraction of bodies
11. The greatest deviation of an oscillating body from the equilibrium position
12. One of the main characteristics of movement
13. Branch of physics that studies sound waves
15. The scientist who formulated the universal law of gravity
16. Body movement along a trajectory
17. Frequency unit
Vertically:
1. Device for measuring body weight
3. Value characterizing the rate of change in speed of movement
4. Energy unit
6. Device that measures movement speed
9. Line of body movement
10. Number of oscillations per unit time
12. Measure of mechanical impact on the body
14. Value calculated using the formula mv
17. English scientist who discovered the law of deformation of elastic bodies
Answers
Horizontal: 2. Second 5. Power 7. Period 8. Ultrasound 9. Gravity 11. Amplitude 12. Velocity 13. Acoustics 15. Newton 16. Path 17. Hertz
Vertical: 1. Scales 3. Acceleration 4. Joule 6. Speedometer 9. Trajectory 10. Frequency 12. Force 14. Impulse 17. Hook
Crossword Basic concepts of mechanics
Semakina Elena Nikolaevna Full name of educational institution: MBOU Dizminskaya secondary school Yarsky district UR Crossword title: crossword puzzle on the topic “Pressure”. Purpose(lesson or extracurricular activity): lesson. Age group(grade): 7th grade. The purpose of creating a crossword puzzle: repetition of the “Pressure” theme. List of information sources used:
- Peryshkin, A.V. Physics. 7th grade: textbook. for general education institutions /A.V. Peryshkin. - 10th ed., add. - M.: Bustard, 2006. - 192 p.
- Lebedeva O.I., Guretskaya N.E. Physics. Diagnostic work for intermediate certification. 7-9 grades. - M.: VAKO, 2013. - 96 p.
- Ponomarev, G.A. Crosswords in physics for secondary school students / G.A. Ponomarev - Rostov n/d: Phoenix, 2009. - 124 p.
Brief summary:
The Dictionary of Modern Foreign Words says: “A crossword is a game-task, filling in intersecting rows of cells with letters so that horizontally and vertically you get words given in meaning.”
The modern, exciting form (crossword) has become a simple means for implementing complex educational tasks: cognition, development, upbringing.
By solving a crossword puzzle, students acquire the skill of working with sources, literature, and the Internet, since they must turn to different sources. By acquiring knowledge independently, the student engages in self-education. This kind of education is the most durable.
Justification for the relevance of the choice of topic: The topic “Pressure” is very voluminous; in the last topics “Floating Bodies” and “Aeronautics” you need to repeat the material and prepare for the test. A crossword puzzle is one of the effective methods for increasing motivation to study a subject. This crossword puzzle is designed to solve several problems at once: to repeat the material covered, to consolidate new material, and also to search for the necessary information to solve the crossword puzzle. This crossword puzzle is intended for independent work while reinforcing the material covered by the whole class on the topic “Floating bodies.”
Instructions for working with the crossword:
The crossword was created in PowerPoint. When you click on the square with the number, the text of the question appears. When you press it again, the answer word appears and the question text disappears.
When you press an arrow key, the presentation ends.
Horizontally: 1.Italian scientist who first measured atmospheric pressure. 2. The weight of water displaced by a loaded vessel when submerged to the waterline. 3. The more ..... support, the less pressure produced by the same force on this support. 4. An organ of bony fish that performs a hydrostatic function. 5. Instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. 6. The value on which the buoyancy force depends. 7. Ancient Greek scientist who discovered the law of hydrostatics. 8. A quantity equal to the ratio of the force acting perpendicular to the surface to the area of this surface. 9. The depth to which the ship is immersed in water.
Vertically: 1. The maximum permissible draft is marked on the ship’s hull with a red line. 2. The amount of cargo that a ship can take when diving to its maximum draft. 3. Finding the value of a physical quantity experimentally using special technical means. 4. Unit of pressure in the International System of Units.
Answers to the crossword:
Horizontally: 1. Torricelli. 2. Displacement. 3. Area. 4. Bubble. 5. Barometer. 6. Volume. 7. Archimedes. 8. Pressure. 9. Draft.
Vertically: 1. Waterline. 2. Load capacity. 3. Measurement. 4. Pascal.
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"Crossword on the topic "Pressure""
Crossword on the topic “Pressure”
Instructions:
When you click on the square with the number, the text of the question appears. When you press it again, the guessed word appears and the question text disappears.
When you press the arrow key, working with the crossword puzzle ends.
The value on which the buoyancy force depends.
The more ...... support, the less pressure produced by the same force on this support.
The amount of cargo that a ship can take when submerged to its maximum draft.
A quantity equal to the ratio of the force acting perpendicular to a surface to the area of that surface.
The maximum permissible draft is marked on the vessel's hull with a red line.
An organ of bony fish that performs a hydrostatic function.
Finding the value of a physical quantity experimentally using special technical means.
Italian scientist who first measured atmospheric pressure
The depth to which a ship is immersed in water.
Unit of pressure in the International System of Units.
Ancient Greek scientist who discovered the law of hydrostatics
The weight of water displaced by a loaded vessel when submerged to the waterline.
A device for measuring atmospheric pressure.
Crossword puzzle on the subject "physics" on the topic "Aggregative state of matter"
Horizontally
2. This is a process in which a transition occurs from a liquid to a solid, which occurs with the release of heat into the environment
6. The process of transition from gas to solid state, bypassing the liquid phase is
8. This is a process in which a transition occurs from a gas to a liquid state, which occurs with the release of heat into the environment
Vertically
1. The phenomenon of converting liquid into vapor is called
3. This process is called reverse sublimation
4. Which device determines the amount of moisture in the air (the device consists of two thermometers)
5. This is the process of transition of a substance from a solid to a liquid state with the absorption of heat
7. Vaporization that occurs from the surface of a liquid is called
Answers
Crossword puzzle on the subject "physics" on the topic "Interaction of bodies"
Horizontally
4. Temperature unit?
5. device for measuring arm muscle strength
9. Solids whose molecules are arranged in a certain order
12. The phenomenon of conservation of the speed of a body in the absence of the action of other bodies on it
15. Microgravity
17. The line along which the body moves
20. Value showing the change in speed over time
23. Who was the first to point out the existence of inertia
25. Changes occurring with bodies and substances in the surrounding world
Vertically
1. A device used for terrain orientation
2. The state of aggregation of a substance in which it has its own shape and volume
3. Interaction preventing the relative movement of bodies upon contact
6. Everything that exists in the Universe regardless of our consciousness
7. a physical quantity that is equal to the ratio of body mass to its volume
8. Temperature measuring device?
10. A phenomenon in which mutual penetration of molecules of one substance occurs between the molecules of another
11. The state of aggregation of a substance in which it does not have its own shape and constant volume. Takes the shape of the vessel and completely fills the volume provided to it
13. The movement of a body during which it travels equal distances in equal periods of time
14. Everything that exists in the Universe regardless of our consciousness
16. Attraction
18. Guess about how the phenomenon occurs
19. Who was the first to point out the existence of inertia?
21. A quantity characterizing the speed of movement and direction of movement of a material point relative to the selected reference system
22. The scientist who discovered the basic laws of motion of bodies and the law of universal gravitation?
24. What is the name of the science about the simplest and at the same time the most general laws of nature, about matter, its structure and movement?
Answers
Crossword puzzle on the subject of "physics" on the topic "Pressure"
Horizontally
3. The air shell of the earth
4. Who was Magderburg von Guericke, who performed the experiment that convinced everyone of the existence of atmospheric pressure
5. What is the force of pressure?
6. What is used on the tractor to reduce pressure on the soil.
8. What law is used when constructing hydraulic machines?
9. The pressure exerted by a fluid at rest is called...
10. In which communicating objects the surface of the liquid is at the same level
12. Ancient Greek scientist, mathematician and mechanic
13. The ratio of the modulus of the pressure force acting on a certain surface area to this area
14. Unit of pressure in si
15. These are devices driven by compressed air.
16. What instrument can be used to apply great pressure to a pinched body?
17. Area where clear or partly cloudy weather prevails
18. A huge atmospheric vortex with a diameter of hundreds and even thousands of kilometers
20. Device for measuring liquid or gas pressure
21. The unit of measurement for atmospheric pressure is mm. mercury...
22. Device for measuring atmospheric pressure
Vertically
1. What should be used when bolting wooden parts together.
2. Vessels that have a common part connecting them are called...
7. Device for measuring atmospheric pressure.
8. Physical quantity on which pressure depends.
9. A machine designed to compress bodies is called...
11. When what increases, the gas pressure increases
15. What is less of a liquid whose level is higher in a communicating vessel?
19. Underwater vehicle for oceanographic and other research at great depths
Answers
