<p> Newton’s Laws Think-Tac-Toe Square C 3rd Law Interview</p><p>You are a journalist who has been given the opportunity to interview Isaac Newton about his studies of forces and motion. Your boss has instructed you to, “Get the scoop! I want to know all about this guy’s third law!” Make sure to address all of the items listed in the rubric below. t s t p</p><p> p</p><p>1 rd 2 Newton’s Interview Rubric (3 law) Writes an introductory paragraph that: Introduces the reader to the interviewee (1 pt) Gives the job/occupation of the interviewee (1 pt) Gives brief reason for the interview (1 pt) Writes in an interview format (showing who asks and who answers the questions) and includes at least three interview questions pertaining to Newton’s Third Law: Format shows who is asking and who is answering each question (1 pt) Question #1: Interviewer asks a question about the definition of the third law (2 pts) Thorough response from Newton for question #1 (2 pts) Question #2: Interviewer asks Newton to give an example of an action/reaction force (2 pts) Thorough response from Newton to question #2 includes the following words/descriptions:  Object(s) (1 pt)  Force(s) (1 pt)  Equal (1 pt)  Opposite (1 pt)  Pair(s) (1 pt) Question #3: Interviewer asks a question about why action/reaction forces do not cancel. (2 pts) Thorough response for question #3 (2 pts) Spelling, Grammar, and Creativity There are 0-2 spelling errors (2 pts), There are 0-2 grammar errors (2 pts) The interview flows in a way that mimics real conversation (1 pt) The interview is interesting to read (1 pt) Total Points (out of 25) ______/ 25</p>