1. Forces and Motion – Calculating speed, force, and power; analyzing distance-time and velocity-time graphs; moments and equilibrium in rotational motion. 2. Electricity and Circuits – Investigating resistance in circuits; placement of voltmeters; power consumption in electrical devices; relationships between current, voltage, and resistance. 3. Thermal and Energy Transfer – Specific latent heat calculations; density relationships in different states of matter; investigating pressure-volume relationships in gases. 4. Magnetism and Electromagnetism – Strength of magnetic fields; electromagnets and solenoids; static electricity and electron transfer. 5. Work, Power, and Energy – Work done in lifting objects; calculating stored elastic potential energy; effects of electric charge and field behavior. 6. Experimental Methods and Data Analysis – Controlling variables in physics experiments; identifying sources of error; mean, median, and mode calculations for experimental data.