Unit 1 & 2 questions
Unit 3 & 4 questions
Unit 5 & 6 questions
Unit 7 & 8 questions
Unit 9 questions
100

Unit 1: The symbol for fluorine is?

F

100

Unit 3:  ________________ measures how acidic or basic a substance is

Ph scale 

100

Unit 5: Strong and weak forces act over __________________ distances.

Short

100

Unit 7: What are two types of waves? 

Longitudinal waves and transverse waves

100

Unit 9: A resource that is used more quickly than it can be replenished is considered ______________

Nonrenewable 

200

Unit 1: What type of element is arsenic?

A Metalloid 

200

Unit 3: The substance doing the dissolving is called a _____________________.

Solvent

200

Unit 5: This force pulls very large objects towards one another. _______________________

Gravity

200

Unit 7: What type of wave is a sound wave? 

Longitudinal waves

200

Unit 9: ___________________ is the type of alternative energy generated by a dam.

Hydroelectric energy

300

Unit 2: Electrons differ in their

Energy levels

300

Unit 4: A(n) __________ is a push or a pull that one body exerts on another.

Force

300

Unit 6: Energy is measured in___________________.

Joules

300

Unit 8: Voltage difference is measured in ____________________________

Volts

300

Unit 9: Natural gas is not a ________________________ energy source

Renewable

400

Unit 2: Electron energy transitions release

photons

400

Unit 4: Weight is a force and is measured in units called ____________

Newtons

400

Unit 6: Increasing the speed of an object __________________ its kinetic energy.

Increases

400

Unit 8: A large discharge of static electricity is also known as _________________________.

Lightning

400

Unit 9: Uranium is split in a chemical reaction to create tremendous amounts of energy. This describes nuclear ______________________.

Fission

500

Unit 2: Energy levels of electrons in an atom are measured through the atom’s?

Emission spectrum.

500

Unit 4: ________________ is the force that opposes motion between surfaces that touch each other.

Friction

500

Unit 6: According to the law of conservation of energy, the total amount of energy in the universe remains ________.

Constant

500

Unit 8: The rate at which an electrical device converts energy from one form to another is called __________________.

Electrical power

500

Unit 9: When fossil fuels are burned to generate electrical energy, some carbon by-products are emitted into the atmosphere. This releases _________________________ into the atmosphere.

Carbon dioxide

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