Conductors and Insulators
Physical and Chemical Change
Law of Conservation of Matter/Mass
Newton's Laws
Forces
100

Give an example of a material that would make a good conductor. 

Possible answers: Metal, aluminum, nickel, copper, water. etc 

100

True or false: A physical change creates a new substance. 

False 

100

A 50 lb rock was split into two pieces. What is a possible weight of piece 1 and piece 2? 

Answer must add up to 50. 

100

Which cart would need a stronger force in order to move? 

-cart full of bricks 

-cart full of feathers 

Cart full of bricks. 

100

What force causes a parachute to float in the wind to safely allow a skydiver to return to earth? 

air resistance 

200

Why is the handle of a cooking utensil often made out of rubber, but the spoon itself is made out of metal? 

The handle is made out of rubber because rubber is an insulator and/or the metal is a conductor so heat will travel easily and the rubber protects your hand. 

200

What two things are needed in order for something to be Matter? 

-weight/mass and take up space 

200

The ingredients of a cake are below: 

-eggs: 2 grams 

-flour/sugar/baking soda: 8 grams

-milk/butter: 3 grams 

-icing: 5 grams 

What is the total weight of the cake after it has been baked? 

18 grams 

200

What causes a balloon to fly forward when filled with air and then released?

Air is being pushed out of the balloon in the opposite direction. 

200

A ball is dropped from a tall height. What causes the ball to fall to the ground? 

Gravity 

300

Which of the following is an insulator?

-penny 

-sweater 

-soda can 

-sweater 

300

A student claimed that when water freezes and turns to ice, it is a chemical change. Explain why they are wrong. 

Possible answers: changes in state of matter are always physical; ice can be melted and turned back into water 

300

A full water bottle has a mass of 35 grams. Some of the water is accidentally spilled on the ground. If the new weight of the water bottle is 15 grams. How much of the water was spilled? 

20 grams

300

A student ran for 8 seconds at a speed of 4 feet/second. How far did the student run? 

(Distance= Speed x Time) 

32 feet 

300

Why does a toy car travel farther on tile than on grass? 

Less friction on tile/tile is slippery

400

Why are the outsides of charging cords for phones/laptops made out of rubber?  

The rubber is an insulator, so it will protect you from getting hurt by the electrical wire.

400

Which of these would most likely indicate a chemical change: 

-change in odor and bubbles forming 

-change in shape 

-being cut in half

-change in odor and bubbles forming

400

A pot of water weighed 75 grams. After it was boiled, it weighed 50 grams. What was the weight of the water vapor that left the pot?

25 grams 

400

A soccer ball is rolling on a flat surface. What is a force that could stop the ball from rolling? 

Possible answers: friction, someone kicking/pushing/picking up the ball, the ball running into something, etc 

400

On a Distance-Time graph, you see a flat, horizontal line. What does this tell you about the speed of the object represented on the Distance-Time graph? 

The object is stationary. 

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