Unit 1- Designing and Experiment
Unit 2- Chemistry
Unit 6- Oceans and Water Cycle
Unit 4- Rocks and Minerals
Unit 7- Atmosphere and Weather
100

Categorize each of the statements below as either an observation or inference. 

1. The sky is cloudy. 

2. It is going to rain. 

3. I hear footsteps coming down the hall. 

4. The teacher is coming down the hall. 

1. Observation

2. inference

3. Observation

4. Inference

100

How many atoms are in the compound H2O4?

What is 6?

100

When the sun heats up water in rivers, lakes and oceans turning it into tiny droplets of water...

What is evaporation?

100

What is erosion?

The movement of sediment from one place to another by things such as wind and water. 

100

As altitude increases, atmospheric pressure ________. 

What is decreases?
200

Provide an example of a qualitative observation

Example: The sky looks very blue today. 

200

What are two properties of metals?

1. Shiny

2. Conducts electricity

3. Malleable

4. Ductile

200

When so much water builds up in the clouds that they cannot hold anymore...

What is precipitation?

200

What is the difference between fracture and cleavage?

Cleavage is breaking along straight lines, fracutre is breaking into irregular shaped pieces. 

200

Which gas makes up most of the gas in the atmosphere (78%)?

What is Nitrogen?

300

You collected data on the height of a sunflower growing outside your house everyday for the past month. You want to create a graph that shows the height of the sunflower each day of the month. What type of graph should you use?

Hint: bar graph or line graph?

What is line graph?

Over time, use a line!

300

Where are non-metals found on the periodic table?

What is the right!

300

What is the difference between transpiration and evaporation?

Transpiration is water vapor released into the air from plants, evaporation is water vapor released from liquid water. 

300

What are the three different types of rocks? Choose one and explain how it forms

1. Sedimentary- sediment compacted and cemented together

2. Igneous- from lava

3. Metamorphic- heat and pressure

300

Name two reasons why the atmosphere is important

Example: protects us from harmful radiation and destroys meteors before they reach the Earth. 

400

You are conducting an experiment to determine if plants grow better when given water or soda. You plant two identical plants, and start by giving one plant 1 cup of water, and the other plant one cup of soda. Each day you measure the height of the plant. 

What is the independent variable in your experiment?

What is the liquid the plant is given. 

400

How can you tell the difference between a chemical and a physical change?

Physical change just changes the apperance

Chemical change creates a new substance- look for bubbles, formation of a precipitate, smells

400

What causes surface ocean currents?

What is wind and unequal heating from the sun?
400

What are two different tests you can do to identify a mineral?

1. Moh's hardness test

2. Streak Test

400
Where is the ozone and why is it important?

Located in the stratosphere. Blocks out harmful radiation from the sun. 

500

A cube has a side length of 3cm, and a mass of 14 grams. What is the density of the cube?

What is 0.52 g/cm3

500

Name three characteristics of acids. 

1. Corrosive

2. Sour

3. pH < 7

4. Donates H+ ions

5. Turns blue litmus paper red

500

What causes deep ocean currents?

Bonus: What is the word that includes both influences of deep ocean currents

Caused by differences in density caused by salinity and temperature

bonus: thermohaline

500

What are the five characteristics of minerals?

1. Color

2. Luster

3. Streak

4. Density

5. Cleavage

500

Name all five layers of the atmosphere in order from closest to the earth to farthest. 

1. Troposphere

2. Stratosphere

3. Mesosphere

4. Thermosphere

5. Exosphere

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