Science Process
Space
Rocks and Minerals
Matter
100

Put these in order:

record data

perform an investigation

ask a question

draw conclusions

question, investigation, data, conclusion

100

What will the Earth do between noon today and noon tomorrow?

Earth will complete one rotation!

100

What processes change rock into metamorphic rock?

A. weathering and erosion

B. heat and pressure

C. cooling and melting

D. compaction and cementation




Heat and pressure

100

In a mystery box there are four objects. You cannot see the objects. You can put your hand inside to feel them. Name 2 properties of the objects can you describe this way?

Texture, Shape, Weight, Relative Size

200

What step do you need to know to REPEAT an experiment? (data, procedure, hypothesis, conclusion)

procedure

200

Explain how the sun, earth, and moon move.

The sun is still.  Earth rotates on its axis and revolves around the sun.  The moon revolves around Earth.

200

Minerals that are hard are sometimes used to make cutting tools.

This table shows the hardness of different minerals.

Mineral Hardness

talc 1

gold 3–4

quartz 7

diamond 10

Which mineral would make the best cutting tool?

A. diamond

B. gold

C. quartz

D. talc


A diamond because it has a hardness of 10 on Moh's Scale. 

200

What are the 2 ways a magnet can interact with another magnet?  Think about the vocabulary words you learned.

Like poles will ATTRACT

Unlike poles with REPEL

300

Observation or inference?

The plant grew 2 cm.

observation

300

What causes our seasons on Earth?

Earth's tilt and orbit around the sun!

300


Weathering and erosion can change landforms. What order shows the process of how a landform can be changed by weathering and erosion?  List the #s in order.


1. Erosion of rock by wind, water, and gravity
2. Deposition of rock particles in a new location
3. Weathering of rock by wind, water, ice, and temperature changes
 

3. Weathering

1.  Erosion

2. Deposition

300

All matter has mass.  What scientific tool can be used to determine the amount of mass an object has? 

Mass is about the same thing as weight.  Therefore, you'd need a pan balance, triple beam balance, or scale to find the mass. 

400

What do scientists use as evidence to support their explanations? (procedures, hypothesis, conclusions, data)

data

400

How long does it take Earth to travel halfway around the sun?

six months

400

In what type of rock would I most likely find a dinosaur fossil? 

Sedimentary because it is formed by layers being "cemented" together. 

400

Mrs. Hopkins wants to put up a new fence around the perimeter of the kindergarten playground. Which of these units of measurement would she most likely use? 

Centimeter

Millimeters

Kilometers

Meters

Meters...

Centimeter are very small, millimeter are TINY, and Kilometers are large.

500

What is a variable?  Explain why it is important to have 1 variable in a science investigation.

A variable is the ONE thing you are testing in an experiment.  

It is important to only have 1 variable so that you can make sure your results are accurate. 

500

Explain the difference between rotation and revolution!

rotate = spin in place, revolve = travel in a circle around

500

Explain what makes something a non-renewable resource.  Give 1 example

A non-renewable resource is a natural resource that cannot be replenished or replaced in a reasonable amount of time. 

Coal, Oil, Limestone, Natural Gas, Petroleum 

500

Explain what is needed to change a liquid into a gas.

You have to add HEAT to the liquid.  It will increase the temperature and the molecules will move faster.  Gas particles move the fastest. 

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