Measurement
States of Matter
Forces and Energy
Energy Types
More Science Stuff
100

What tool do you use to measure the temperature of a liquid in degrees Celsius?

A thermometer

100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid, gass

100

What is a force?

A push or pull of an object.

100

What type of energy does a lamp give off?

Light energy

100

What does a push or pull change?

The motion of an object.

200

Before measuring the mass of a paper clip, what is a reasonable estimate of its mass?

About 1 gram

200

What happened to a solid when it is heated?

It may melt into a liquid.

200

Give an example of a push.

A force to move something AWAY- Pushing a door open, shoving a tray across a table, pushing a baby stroller

200

What are examples of light energy?

Music, speech and noise.

200

What kind of objects will a magnet attract?

Iron objects

300

How do you measure the temperature of a solid?

Solids are usually not measured in Celsius directly: you can measure the temperature of a liquid to infer it

300

What is a gas?

A state of matter that has no fixed shape or volume.

300

Give an example of a pull.

 A force to move something TOWARD YOU.  Examples: opening a door, pulling a table, pulling a wagon

300

What are examples of light energy?

Sunlight, light from a flashlight, or a lamp.

300

What direction does the magnetic needle of a compass point to?

North 

400

What is the importance of estimating before measuring?

It helps you predict the outcome and understand the  range of expected results.

400

Predict what happens to a liquid when it cools down?

It may freeze into a solid.

400

What can you test for in an investigation on push and pull?

The strength of the forces or how far an object moves.

400

 What are examples of heat energy?

The warmth from a heater, the heat from the sun, oven stove

400

What is mass?

a measure of how much matter is in something

500

Why is it important to use the correct units when measuring?

Using the correct units ensures accuracy and clarity in communication.

500

How can you determine if a substances is a solid, liquid or gas?

By observing its shape and volume.

500

How do magnets attract and repel?

Opposite poles attract, and like poles repel.

500

What is an example of mechanical energy?

Wind-up toy, classroom pencil sharpener, scissors,

500

Why might you slip more often on an icy road than a dirt road?  


Because there is less friction between an icy road and your feet

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