Matter and its properties
(Unit 1)
Rocks, Minerals, Landforms
(Unit 2)
Energy
(Unit 3)
Electric Energy
(Unit 4)
Machines can move
(Unit 5)
100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, and Gas

100

What are the three constants of minerals (the difference between a rock and plastic for instance)

Minerals are:

Natural

Solid

Inorganic

100

Name atleast three types of energy

Light, Sound, Thermal, Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, and Nuclear Energy

100

What three smaller particles are atoms made up of?

Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons

100
screw, pulley and wedge are examples of what type of machine?

Simple Machines

200

Name atleast three properties of matter (how we identify them)

Colour, Elasticity, Magnetic, Hardness, Density

200

What are igneous rocks?

Minerals formed when magma or lava cools down and solidifies

200

Define Non-renewable energy sources

Non-renewable energy sources are those which are not easily replaced and be used up

200

What charge does a proton have?

Positive Charge

200

What is aerodynamics?

The way in which an object moves through the air

300

What is the boiling point of water?

100º

300

What are metamorphic minerals?

Minerals which have been changed due to great heat or pressure (sometimes both)

300

Name an advantage & disadvantage to solar energy

Advantages:

* It does not pollute 

*It is not dangerous for our health


Disadvantages:

* Sunlight is not distributed equally everywhere on Earth

* Solar panels need a lot of space

300
What happens when two objects with the same charge touch?

They repel each other

300

What is the opposing force to thrust?

Drag

400

What do we call matter which consists of only one type of matter (silver as an example)

Pure Substance

400

What is created when the Earth's plates smash together?

Mountain Ranges

400

What is the main type of renewable energy harvested in Denmark?

Wind Energy

400

What are electrical conductors & insulators?

Electrical Conductors:

Allows electricity to flow through them


Electrical Insulators:

Does not allow electricity to flow them

400

What is Archimedes Principle?

It states how an object submerged in water experiences an upwards force (Buoyancy)

500

What does insoluble mean?

When a substance does not dissolve (mix) well with another substance (like oil & water)

500

What is erosion?

The wearing down of rocks & soil by the action of water, ice, particles in the air, and living things

500

What type of energy uses Potential & Kinetic energy?

Mechanical Energy

500

Name the four componets to an electrical circuit

Energy Source, Conductor, Switch, and Load

500

What force is in use when the tyres of a car push the road with a backwards force

Action Force

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