Nature of Science
Matter
Earth & Space
Forms of Energy & Electricity
Force & Motion
100

What considered to be a belief or judgement; what someone thinks/feels about a particular thing. This should never be used in Science.

An opinion

100

True or False?

A liquid has a definite shape but no definite volume.

False
100
How long does it take Earth to complete one revolution around the sun?

365 Days

100

What forms of energy does a lamp provide?

Heat energy & light energy

100

Mark slides a book across the floor and eventually it stops moving. What causes the book to come to rest?

Friction

200

Mr. Alonzo asks students to predict which animals live in the pond near the school. Then he leads the class on a walk around the pond. All of the students look and listen for animals and record what they see and hear. What type of investigations are the students conducting?

(ex. research, controlled experiment, observation, or model)

Observation

200

Which of the following will NOT dissolve in water? (sugar, drink mix, pepper, or salt)

Pepper

200

How is a comet different from an asteroid?

It has a long tail made of dust and gas.

200

The food we eat provides energy. What type of energy do we get from our food?

Chemical Energy

200

True or False? Gravity and magnetic forces can get an object to move without touching it.

True

300

Why should an experiment have multiple trials?

To ensure that your results are valid.

300

What tool can be used to seperate sand and water?

A filter

300

What are the inner planets made out of?

Rock and metal

300

What happens to an electric circuit when you turn on a light?

The circuit closes and allows electricity to flow.

300

Maggie is pushing a box filled with books to her room. She has to push very hard to get the box to move. Why is the box difficult to move?

The box of books has a large mass and requires more force to move.

400

The students are doing an experiment to see which of 4 toy cars goes the farthest down a ramp. The ramp is the same height for each car. The force applied to each car is the same. The cars are all different shapes. What would be the variable in this experiment.

The cars

400

How is a solid different from a liquid or gas (think: shape and volume)?

A solid has a definite shape and definite volume.

400

Name two differences between the inner planets and outer planets?

Inner planets are made out of rock and metal but outer planets are made out of gas.

Inner planets are closer to the sun than the outer planets.

Inner plants have few/no moons but outer planets have many moons.

Inner planets are smaller in size than outer planets.

Inner planets have warmer temperatures than outer planets.

Inner planets revolve around the sun in less time than the outer planets.

400

What energy transformation takes place when you use a toaster?

Electrical energy to heat energy

400

Two teams are pulling a rope during Tug-a-War but the rope is not moving. Why is the rope not moving?

Both teams are pulling with the same amount of force. (Balanced Forces)

500

Why would scientists want to repeat their experiments?

To make sure the data they collect is accurate.

500

How can you slow down the process of a banana turning brown?

Putting the banana in the refrigerator to decrease the temperature.

500

Describe a galaxy.

A galaxy is gas, dust, and billions of stars.

500

What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

A conductor allows electricity to flow but an insulator does not.

500

Describe what would happen if Unbalanced Forces are used during Tug-a-War.

The rope would move towards the side that is pulling with more force.

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