STATES OF MATTER
Name the 3 most common states of matter.
(1 ticket for each one correct)
Solid, liquid, gas
Name any of the spheres of the Earth
Geosphere, Biosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere.
The force that keeps your feet on the ground:
a. Gravity
b. Magnetism
c. Friction
d. Applied
Gravity
How old is the sun?
a. 120 million years
b. 13.8 billion years
c. 17 years
d. 4.5 billion years
4.5 billion years
Which is the second largest planet?
a. Earth
b. Neptune
c. Uranus
d. Saturn
Saturn.
An item that keeps it shape regardless of the container it is in is called:
a. Gas
b. Solid
c. Liquid
b. Solid
Weather or Climate?
The Antarctic Tundra/Permafrost
Climate.
Which of these is an applied force?
a. Lighting a LED light bulb
b. Lighting a match
c. Throwing a ball
d. Rolling down a hill
Throwing a ball
What separates the inner and outer solar system?
a. A Dyson swarm
b. The asteroid belt
c. Mr. Steve's ego
d. Nothing at all
The asteroid belt.
How old is the universe?
a. 4.5 Billion years
b. 17 years
c. 13.8 billion years
d. 120 million years
13.8 billion years.
Temperature is a measurement of how fast the individual particles:
a. react
b. move
c. dissolve
b. move
Rain clouds are a part of which two spheres?
a. Biosphere and Atmosphere
b. Hydrosphere and Atmosphere
c. Lithosphere and Biosphere
d. Hydrosphere and Lithosphere
Hydrosphere and Atmosphere
Do object move easier on high friction or low friction surfaces?
The low friction surface.
What is the big red spot on Jupiter?
a. A huge storm
b. A huge lake
c. A huge amount of cotton candy
d. A Hugh Jackman
A huge storm.
What is the sun made of?
a. fire
b. plasma
c. oranges
d. we may never know
Hydrogen and Helium / plasma
What is the main thing that impacts what state of matter something is in. (what's different between ice, water, and steam)?
a. Density
b. Volume
c. Integrity
d. Temperature / Heat
D. Temperature / Heat
Where does the energy that powers the water cycle come from?
a. Solar farms
b. The sun
c. The moon
d. A factory full of gerbils running on wheels
The sun.
The scientist who discovered the laws of motion is named:
a. Sir Issac Newton
b. Albert Einstein
c. Marie Curie
d. Niels Bohr
Sir Issac Newton
Name the three brightest objects in the night sky.
(1 ticket for each correct answer)
The moon, Venus, & Jupiter.
How much of the solar systems mass is located in the sun?
a. 99.8%
b. 48.2%
c. 13.2%
d. 86.6%
a. 99.8%
What state of matter is fire?
Plasma.
Name all parts of the water cycle.
(1 ticket per correct answer)
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection
This force will cause objects to slow down over time.
a. friction
b. applied
c. magnetic
d. gravity
Applied
Which planet rains diamonds?
Jupiter
What's the temperature of the sun's core? (in Celsius)
a. 15 million C
b. 150 million C
c. 45 million C
d. 45 billion C
15 million C