Landforms
Physical Properties
Types of Energy
Circuits
Reflection and Refraction
100
What landform is this?
Delta
100
What is the measure of the amount of matter in an object?
mass
100
What energy is produced when an object vibrates?
sound
100
What type of circuit is this? (Don't say closed)
series circuit
100
What is the bending of light when going through another medium?
refraction
200
What agent of erosion forms this landform?
wind
200
Which object is the least dense?
the cork ball
200
Pedaling a bicycle is an example of what type of energy?
Mechanical
200
What type of circuit is this? (Don't say closed.)
parallel circuit
200
What is the bouncing of light off shiny surfaces?
reflection
300
What kind of valley is carved by a river?
V-shaped valley
300
What are the three states of matter?
solid, liquid, and gas
300
Name the five types of energy we learned.
Mechanical
Electrical
Light
Thermal
Sound
300
If the bulb on the top breaks, how many bulbs will remain lit?
two
300
Is reflection or refraction being demonstrated?
refraction
400
What landform is formed by a river making deep cuts within the Earth's terrain?
canyon
400
Which of the following is magnetic: a cotton dress, an aluminum pie pan, a copper wire, or a steel spoon?
steel spoon
400
What type of energy is used and produced in this image?
electricity is used and light is produced
400
If the middle bulb breaks, how many bulbs will be lit?
zero
400
Which object would you use to investigate reflection?
prescription glasses, a mirror, a prism, a hand lens
a mirror
500
Name two landforms affected by water.
Canyon, V-shaped valley, U-shaped valley (ice), delta
500
Give two examples of a conductor and two examples of an insulator.
conductor-any metals, insulator-wood, plastic, rubber
500
What is thermal energy?
Heat energy
500
If the yellow bulb goes out, how many light bulbs will stay lit?
2
500
What is reflection? What is refraction?
Reflection-the bouncing of light off shiny surfaces, refraction-the bending of light through another medium