Matter
Weather & Earth
Sound & Light
Plants & Ecosystems
Force, Energy & Motion
100

Matter that has a definite shape and definite volume is called a—

What is a solid?

100

This tool measures wind speed.

What is an anometer?
100

Sound travels FASTEST through this state of matter.

What are solids?

100

Which plant structure absorbs water from the soil?

What are the roots?

100

Friction usually causes moving objects to—

What is to slow down?

200

When water freezes into ice, this is an example of a _________ change.

What is a physical change?

200

Clouds most associated with thunderstorms are—

What are cumulonimbus clouds?

200

A high-pitched sound has _______ frequency.

What is high frequency? 

200

An organism that makes its own food is called a—

What is a producer?

200

TRIPLE POINTS!!! A flashlight changing electrical energy into light energy is an example of—

What is an energy transformation?

300

A student mixes salt into water and the salt disappears. What was formed?

What is a solution?

300

What mainly causes ocean tides on Earth?

What is the moon's gravitational pull?

300

When light bounces off a mirror, this is called—

What is a reflection?

300

A habitat provides organisms with what four basic needs? (Hint: 4 things)

What is food, water, shelter and space?

300

A student pushes a heavy box across carpet and then across tile. The box moves more easily across tile because there is—

What is less friction?

400

A nail rusting is evidence of—

What is a chemical change?

400

This process occurs when water vapor cools and changes into liquid water.

What is condensation?

400

Which color has the LONGEST wavelength in the visible spectrum?

+200 points if you can tell me what red is in Spanish.

What is red?

400

DAILY DOUBLE!! A student places one plant in sunlight and another in complete darkness. The plant kept in darkness begins to die because it cannot—

What is complete photosynthesis? 

400

Two identical toy cars roll down ramps of different heights. The car on the taller ramp moves faster because it has—

What is more potential energy?

500

Which example BEST describes a chemical change?

A. breaking a pencil
B. melting chocolate
C. dissolving sugar in water
D. burning wood

What is burning wood?

500

A student finds a fossil inside a rock. Which type of rock is it MOST likely found in?

What is sedimentary rock?

500

A stain glass window is BEST described as—

A) transparent

B) translucent

c) opaque

What is translucent?

500

An ecosystem contains grass, rabbits, snakes, and hawks. A drought causes much of the grass to die. Explain how this change could affect ALL the organisms in the food chain.

Rabbits would have less food, causing their population to decrease. Snake populations could decrease because they eat rabbits, and hawks may also decrease because there are fewer snakes and rabbits available as food.

500

A roller coaster car starts at the top of a steep hill, rolls downward very quickly, then slows as it climbs the next hill. Explain how potential energy, kinetic energy, and friction affect the motion of the roller coaster throughout the ride.

At the top of the hill, the roller coaster has high potential energy. As it rolls downward, potential energy changes into kinetic energy, causing the coaster to move faster. As the coaster climbs the next hill, kinetic energy decreases while potential energy increases again. Friction between the wheels and track slows the coaster down by changing some energy into heat.

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