States of Matter
Force and Motion
Types of Energy
Planets and Weather
Soil and Natural Resources
100
Which state of matter can be described as having molecules that vibrate in place, not being easily compressed, and having a definite shape?
Solid, Liquid, Gas or all three states of matter
SOLID
100
What force could allow a person to stick a piece of paper to a refrigerator?
Friction
Magnetism
Gravity
Pulling
Magnetism
100
Jayden goes on a bike ride with his friend Mike. What form of energy do the two friends use to ride?
Light
Thermal
Mechanical
Sound
Mechanical
100
What is found in the center of our Solar System?
the sun
100
Each of the following is an example of a natural resource EXCEPT–
rock - plastic - water - wood
Plastic
200
Which example describes liquid water turning into a solid?
Water turning into water vapor
Ice melting in apple juice
Water freezing
Drops of water forming on the outside of a glass
Water Freezing
200
What two forces are working the most on the go-kart in this image?
Select two correct answers.
Pushing - Magnetism - Pulling - Gravity - Position
Pulling & Gravity
200
All of the following are examples of light EXCEPT–
a lamp.
a candle.
a pencil.
a flashlight.
a pencil.
200
What part of weather does this instrument tell us?
wind direction
200
Which of the following is the best example of the decomposition of plants and animal remains that could help in soil formation?
A piece of cereal
A plastic fork
A rotting apple
A dirty paper plate
A rotting apple
300
Which is true about both gases and liquids?
They both have a definite shape.
They both take the shape of their container.
Both can evaporate.
Both can freeze.
Both can evaporate.
300
Pushing a friend on a swing will most likely change all of the following EXCEPT–
The speed at which the friend and swing are moving.
The position of the friend and swing.
The motion of the friend and swing.
The mass of the friend and swing.
The mass of the friend and swing.
300
It is pizza night at the Hernandez house. On pizza night, Mrs. Hernandez makes homemade pizza. What form of energy bakes the pizza?
Thermal
300
The inner planets all have rocky surfaces. How does this compare to the outer planets?
The outer planets are made of gas, not rock.
The outer planets have atmospheres that are made of the same thing.
The outer planets are all the same temperature.
The outer planets are made of gas, not rock.
300
What is one way to conserve natural resources?
Use only a garbage can and no plastic garbage bags.
Recycle or reuse materials whenever possible.
Put trash in a river so that the water can wash it away.
Collect trash and bury most of it in a landfill.
Recycle or reuse materials whenever possible.
400
Using the graphic below, identify which two processes are missing from the graphic.
Water
Evaporating
Water vapor
Condensing
Change
Evaporating
Condensing
400
It wants to show how the force of gravity can move a book. Which of the following would best show how gravity can move a book?
Sliding a book across the table
Carrying the book to the bookshelf
Dropping the book onto the floor
Turning the book face down
Dropping the book onto the floor
400
What types of energy are produced by a candle?
Thermal & Light
400
Rain, show sleet, and hail are all examples of...
precipitation
400
Which of the following products can be made from a natural resource without adding anything to the resource or processing it in some way?
A can of latex paint
A foam cup
A plastic bottle
A wooden chair
A wooden chair
500
The image provided shows a model of the three different states of matter.
Which model that shows the molecules of a liquid.
#2
500
Without _________________ objects would not fall back down to the ground when we drop them.
Gravity
500
The image provided shows five students playing on a merry-go-round at the playground. In which of the numbered locations is mechanical energy demonstrated by a student?
#2,3 and 5
500
The image below shows the planets in our solar system. That are the names of the numbered planets in the image?
Choose two correct answers.
Mercury - Venus - Neptune - Uranus - Earth
Venus & Uranus
500
Over time, these large rocks have turned into the sand you see on the beach. Which action causes this change?
Small animals digging into the rocks to make their homes
Wind blowing across the rocks and ocean water hitting the rocks over time
Gravity pulling on the rocks over time, making the small pieces fall on the beach
Falling trees on the beach breaking the rocks as they fall over
Wind blowing across the rocks and ocean water hitting the rocks over time