Nature of Science
Surprise
States of Matter
Forms of Energy
Properties of Matter
100

How many variables can an experiment have?

ONLY One

100

Two balloons that repel have what kind of charges?

Same or different AND negative or positive

Same and Negative

100

Which state of matter has a definite volume but no definite shape.

Liquid

100

Which of these is not a conductor?

Aluminum

Magnet

Graphite (pencil lead)

Iron

Gold

Magnet

100

What property is being measured in the picture?

Mass (NOT weight)

200

What is the variable?

 

The type of liquid.

200

What can you do in an experiment to make sure your results are valid?

Repeat the experiment

200

Which state of matter has no definite volume and takes the shape of the container it's in?

Gas

200

In which direction does heat energy ALWAYS move?

Heat energy moves from HOT to COLD

200

What property is the same in this picture and what property is different? (Not color)


Volume is the same and mass is different

300

Which is the control?

 

The plant with zero drops of fertilizer.

300

There is an apple tree in Kim’s backyard.  Every year a bird builds a nest and raises its young in the tree. Each year Kim records how many baby birds are born. She also records the average temperature and rainfall during the summer.

Is this an experiment or an investigation?

Investigation. There is no variable or control group.

300

Which state of matter keeps its shape and volume no matter what container it's in?

Solid

300

What type of energy is store in a battery?

Chemical

300

Compare the volume of air in Jar A to the volume of air in Jar B. (Jar A on the left and Jar B on the right)


The volume of air in Jar A is greater than the volume of air in Jar B.

The volume of air in Jar B is less than the volume of air in Jar A.

400

List three constants in this experiment.

 

Amount of sun

Type of plant

Type of soil

Type of container

400

Randy measures how far a marble rolls across a table when the table has different covering on it. He records his data in the table below.

Which is a reasonable prediction for how far the marble will roll on the tablecloth for Trial 3?

9, 10, 11, or 12 cm

400

What caused the gas around this glass to change to a liquid?


The water cooled and condensed from a gas to a liquid.

400

Why does the pencil appear broken?

Refraction or the light bends from the air to the water

400

What is the volume of the rock? (Include units!)

100 cubic centimeters

500

Give the control AND the variable for: 

Control: No fertilizer

Variable: Type of fertilizer

500

Randy measures how far a marble rolls across a table when the table has different covering on it. He records his data in the table below.

Which is the control group for this experimet?

No Covering
500

What causes matter to change from a solid to a liquid?

Heat

500

Give an example of electrical energy being transformed to mechanical energy.

Ceiling fan, electric fan, pencil sharpener
500

Which liquid has greater mass? 

Liquid A

600

How does placing an ice pack on our hot skin cool us down?

Since heat moves from hot to cold, the ice pulls the heat out of your skin.
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