DATA REPRESENTATION
RESEARCH SUMMARIES
CONFLICTING VIEWPOINTS
HAULT
MISC.
100
Excluding the Earth, as the diameter of a celestial body increases, its mass:
A. INCREASES
B. DECREASES
C. DECREASES AND THEN INCREASES
D. REMAINS THE SAME
WHAT IS A INCREASES?
100
Using the data from Table 1 and the equation from the passage, what would be the distance traveled if the object with no horizontal speed fell for 3.00 seconds?
5.00 m
10.0 m
20.0 m
45.0 m
WHAT IS 45.0 M?
100
Based on Student 2’s discussion, Algol B is part of the present Algol system because of which of the following forces exerted on Algol B by the original Algol system?
F. Electric force
G. Magnetic force
H. Gravitational force
J. Nuclear force
What is H. Gravitational Force?
100
Identify the heading of the table: 
What is Raw Data of Egg White Temperatures and Percent Light Absorbed?
100
NAME THE THREE TYPES OF PASSAGES ON THE SCIENCE ACT
WHAT IS:
DATA REPRESENTATION
RESEARCH SUMMARIES
CONFLICTING VIEWPOINTS
200
The asteroid belt is located at a distance from the sun of 2.8 AU. Predict the orbital period of an asteroid in the asteroid belt.
A 0.67 AU
B 1.88 AU
C 3.63 AU
D 11.86 AU
WHAT IS C 3.63
200
Which of the following hypotheses was tested in Study 2?
Distance traveled increases substantially when the force of gravity increases.
Distance traveled when in free fall increases when an object has an initial horizontal speed.
Increasing mass affects the vertical speed of an object when in free fall.
Increasing the time the object falls affects the horizontal speed of an object.
WHAT IS INCREASING MASS AFFECTS THE VERTICAL SPEED OF AN OBJECT WHEN IN FREE FALL?
200
Based on Student 1’s discussion and Fact 4, while matter flowed between Algol A and Algol B, Algol B produced the majority of its energy by fusing:
A. hydrogen nuclei to make helium nuclei at its center.
B. hydrogen nuclei to make helium nuclei in a shell surrounding its center.
C. helium nuclei to make hydrogen nuclei at its center.
D. helium nuclei to make hydrogen nuclei in a shell surrounding its center.
What is B hydrogen nuclei to make helium nuclei in a shell surrounding its center?
200
What are the units used: (there is more than one)
What is ppm, Celsius, and mm?
200
TRUE OR FALSE: THIS UPCOMING ACT HAS 40 QUESTIONS IN 35MINS
WHAT IS FALSE? 40 QUESTIONS IN 40 MINUTES
300
According to Table 1, the value of the mass of Saturn is:
one-half the value of its diameter.
twice the value of its diameter.
one-tenth the value of its diameter.
ten times the value of its diameter.
WHAT IS TEN TIMES THE VALUE OF ITS DIAMETER?
300
Suppose that scientists performed the same experiment on another planet which had twice the gravitational acceleration of Earth (g= 10 m/s2 on Earth). If you dropped the objects from Study 2 on this new planet, what distance would you expect the 1.0 kg object to travel over the course of one second?
2.5 m
5.0 m
10.0 m
20.0 m
WHAT IS 10.0M?
300
Suppose that chemical composition is uniform among stars formed from the same cloud of gas and dust, but that chemical composition varies among stars formed from different clouds of gas and dust. Student 2 would most likely agree with which of the following statements comparing the chemical compositions of the stars in the present-day Algol system at the time they formed?
F. Algol A and Algol B had the most similar compositions.
G. Algol A and Algol C had the most similar compositions.
H. Algol B and Algol C had the most similar compositions.
J. Algol A, Algol B, and Algol C had the same composition.
What is G. Algol A and Algol C had the most similar compositions?
300
Name an axis you may see on a graph
What is X or Y
300
From Conflicting Viewpoint Passage:
Based on Fact 5 and Student 1’s discussion, which of the 3 stars in the Algol system, if any, was most likely the first to become an MS star?
A. Algol A
B. Algol B
C. Algol C
D. The 3 stars became MS stars at the same time.
WHAT IS B ALGOL B?
400
Which of the following celestial bodies has the greatest escape velocity?
Venus.
Uranus.
Pluto.
Saturn
WHAT IS SATURN
400
Which of the following conclusions is valid given the data shown in Tables 1 and 2?
Increasing the mass of an object decreases the distance traveled over time when in free fall, while changing the initial horizontal speed has no effect.
Objects move at the same rate when falling toward the Earth, regardless of mass or initial horizontal speed.
Increasing the initial horizontal speed of an object decreases the distance traveled over time when in free fall, while changing the mass has no effect.
Mass and initial horizontal speed both affect the distance traveled over time when in free fall.
WHAT IS OBJECTS MOVE AT THE SAME RATE WHEN FALLING TOWARD THE EARTH, REGARDLESS OF MASS OR INITIAL HORIZONTAL SPEED (B)
400
If the mass of the Sun is 2.0 × 1030 kg, what is the mass of Algol C ?
A. 1.6 × 1030 kg
B. 2.0 × 1030 kg
C. 3.4 × 1030 kg
D. 7.2 × 1030 kg
What is C. 3.4 × 1030 kg?
400
True or False:
Legend and key are NOT the same thing
What is false?
400
RS-
Based on Studies 1 and 2, why did the scientists drop the objects within a vacuum tube?
To identify the relationship between air resistance and distance traveled during free fall
To ensure that air resistance did not affect the distance traveled in free fall
To determine the effect of different amounts of air on free fall acceleration
To ensure that no air escaped into the room and affect the objects’ acceleration
WHAT IS B. To ensure that air resistance did not affect the distance traveled in free fall?
500
Based on diameter, mass, and distance from the Sun, the celestial body most similar to the Earth is:
Mars.
Mercury.
Venus.
Jupiter.
WHAT IS VENUS?
500
Using the data from Table 2 and the equation from the passage, what would the distance traveled be on Earth if the object with a mass of 0.5 kg fell for 2.0 seconds?
5 m
10 m
20 m
45 m
WHAT IS 20M?
500
Which of the following statements best explains why the reaction described in Fact 3 requires a high temperature and pressure?
F. All protons are positively charged, and like charges attract each other.
G. All protons are positively charged, and like charges repel each other.
H. All electrons are negatively charged, and like charges attract each other.
J. All electrons are negatively charged, and like charges repel each other.
What is G. All protons are positively charged, and like charges repel each other?
500
ANOTHER WORD FOR TRENDS IS
WHAT IS PATTERN
500
CV - Based on Fact 5, would Student 2 agree that by the time Algol A stops being an MS star, Algol A will have spent as much time being an MS star as Algol B spent being an MS star?
F. Yes, because according to Student 2, Algol A has always been more massive than Algol B.
G. Yes, because according to Student 2, Algol A has always been less massive than Algol B.
H. No, because according to Student 2, Algol A has always been more massive than Algol B.
J. No, because according to Student 2, Algol A has always been less massive than Algol B
WHAT IS H No, because according to Student 2, Algol A has always been more massive than Algol B.?