Scientific Method
Substances
Atoms
Temperature
Unit Conversions
100

Give an example of a hypothesis.

Answers may vary.

100

A pure substance made of only one kind of atom

Element

100

What is an atom?

The smallest particle of an element that still retains all its properties

100

It's 100 degrees Celsius. What is this in Kelvin?

373 K

100

Faith has 4 kilograms of a metal. How many grams of the metal does she have?

4,000 grams

200

What is the purpose of an experiment?

To test a hypothesis.

200

A mixture with layers

Suspension

200

What is the difference between an element and a compound?

Elements contain only one kind of atom, while compounds contain at least two kinds of atoms

200

It's 77 degrees Fahrenheit. What is this in Celsius?

25 degrees Celsius

200

Bryson spends three and a half hours at a coffee shop. How many minutes does he spend there?

210 minutes

300

Give an example of an inference.

Answers may vary!

300

What is viscosity?

how well liquid flows

300

Draw a picture of the differences in the atoms of a solid, liquid, and gas.

Responses are drawn

300

It's 0 degrees Celsius. What is this in Fahrenheit?

32 degrees Fahrenheit

300

Lukas measures the distance from his house to school to be 4,805 meters. What is this in kilometers?

4.805 kilometers

400

The process of scientists evaluating each others' work is called...

Peer review

400

Bree scratches a penny against a rock to see which one is harder. A copper-colored streak is left on the rock. Which substance is harder?

The rock (the penny got scratched off)

400

What is the difference between kinetic and potential energy?

Kinetic energy is energy in motion; potential energy is energy an object could exert if it were moving

400

Matias measures the temperature to be 104 degrees Fahrenheit. What is this in Kelvin?

313 K

400

Eliana needs two liters of water to make lemonade, but she only has 1 liter of water. What fraction of the batch of lemonade will she be able to make?

1/2

500

Name three qualifications for a good scientific test.

Answers may vary, but could include: only one variable, repeatable, simple, uses resources one has access to, able to disprove hypothesis.

500

How does a colloid respond to these three tests: filter paper, seeing if it scatters light, and seeing if it has layers?

Colloids don't pass through filter paper, do scatter light, and don't have layers

500

List the six common phase changes.

Melting, freezing, condensation, vaporization, sublimation, deposition

500

Aliyah needs to change 800 Kelvin into Fahrenheit. Help her out!

980.6 degrees Fahrenheit

500

Dahlia measures her dollhouse to be three hundred square centimeters. How many square kilometers is this?

0.003 square kilometers