Physical
Earth & Space
Life
Nature of Science
Hodge Podge
100
When water freezes it changes from a liquid to a ______
What is a solid.
100
Sand is made up of tiny pieces of _____________.
What is rock.
100
Name the four stages in a mealworms life cycle.
What is egg, larva, pupa, adult
100

Name the science tool that you can hold in your hand that makes objects appear larger.

What is a magnifying glass.

100
The sun is a ______________.
What is a star.
200
The force that pulls objects toward the ground is called __________.
What is gravity.
200
Moving air is called ____________.
What is wind.
200
What are the stages of a frog life cycle?
What is egg, tadpole, frog.
200
Name the tool that can measure the length of a solid object.
What is a ruler or measuring tape.
200
A huge ball of very hot gases in space.
What is a star.
300
All magnets have a _______ and ________ pole.
What is north and south pole.
300

__________ is made of small pieces of rock and plant and animal remains.

What is soil.

300
What are the basic needs for life that all living things must have.
What is food, water, shelter, space.
300
What do scientists wear to protect their eyes during experiments?
What is goggles.
300
___________ is at the center of our solar system.
What is the Sun.
400
What forces can move an object?
What is a push or a pull.
400
Will water in a closed container or an open container evaporate first?
Water in an open container will evaporate first.
400

What body part does a human use for breathing?

What are lungs.

400
___________ is a fact learned directly through the five senses.
What is an observation.
400
To spin on an axis.
What is rotate.
500
The three states of matter are ________________.
What is solid, liquid, and gas.
500
True or False. During a lightning storm, under a tree is a safe place to hide.
False
500
The four stages of a butterfly life cycle.
What is egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, butterfly.
500
To group objects or events according to similarities or differences.
What is classifying.
500
To move in a path around an object.
What is revolve.
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