Weathering,Erosion,or Deposition?
Matter
Electricity and Magnetism
Plant and Animal Cells and Classification
Design Process/Engineering
100

Muddy water that is being carried away by a fast-moving river is_____________________________.

What is erosion?

100

Physical or Chemical Change?

melting butter for popcorn

What is a physical change?

100

A type of magnet in which the magnetic field is created by electric current and can be turned on and off

What is an electromagnet?

100

Means “living thing”.

What is organism?

100

What are the standards that help engineers

determine how well a design is doing its

job?

data, criteria, models, or prototypes

What is criteria?

200

Layers of sediment forming at the bottom of the ocean is ___________________________________.

What is deposition?

200

Which of the following is evidence of a chemical change?

a. a change in color 

b. a change in temperature without adding or removing heat

c. a gas or odor is released

d. all of the above

What is d, all of the above?

200

True or false?

The poles of an electromagnet can even be reversed by reversing the flow of electricity.

What is true?

200

Which one is not a true living organism?

 Fungus spores, bacteria, viruses, or plankton

What are viruses?

200

Cell phones, washing machines, and door

knobs are examples of which human

accomplishment?

scientific observation, mathematics, technology, or university scholarship

What is technology?

300

 The desert is a very windy place. When wind blows sand from one location to another, __________________________________ is happening.

What is erosion?

300

Students in a class made a list of activities that involve a chemical change. Which of these changes should be included on the list?

a. ringing a bell

b. making ice cubes

c. picking up rocks

d. making pancakes

What is d, making pancakes?

300

The push or pull caused by magnetism 

What is magnetic force?

300

Chloroplasts appear green in color due to the ____________ inside. 

What is chlorophyll?

300

What does an engineering team need in

order to test a new design?

problem, data, patent, or prototype

What is a prototype?

400

 Peter takes a piece of sandpaper and rubs it against a sharp rock. After a few minutes, the sharp edges become smooth and rounded. This is an example of_____________________________________.

What is weathering?

400

The amount of space an object takes up

What is volume?

400

A circuit with only one path for electric charges to flow

What is a series circuit?

400

animals that reproduce by laying eggs

What are oviparous?

400

A student team is assigned to construct an

object. They start by listing the steps they

will follow. In the design process shown

below, which is the missing element?

Find a Problem

Plan and Build

?????

Redesign

Communicate

What is test and improve?

500

Georgia has many slow-moving rivers that drop off sediments. As the rivers drop off sediments, salt marshes and swamps are created.  The creation of salt marshes and swamps are clear evidence that _______________________________ has taken place.

What is deposition?

500

Physical or chemical change?

a tomato rotting

What is a chemical change?

500

The quick jump of electrons from one object to another

What is static electricity?

500

A complete change an organism goes through as it grows

What is metamorphosis?

500

Time, cost, and materials are examples of what?

What are constraints?

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