Cells
Photosynthesis
Magnetism
Earth's Systems
Water Cycle
100

Organelles in cells

a. Include the heart, lung and brains of humans

b. All have the same function

c. Are tiny cellular structures that perform specific functions within a cell

d. Are the same in every cell

c. Are tiny cellular structures that perform specific functions within a cell

100

 The ______________ powers the process of photosynthesis

Sun

100

Why can you get a shock if your touch a metal doorknob after walking across a wool carpet?

a. You have gained electrons the doorknob has no electrons

b. You have lost electrons, the doorknob has many electrons

c. You have gained protons and the doorknob has gained electrons

d. You have gained neutrons, the doorknob has last neutrons


B. You have lost electrons, the doorknob has many electrons

100

These types of rocks are formed when there is high pressure and high temperature.

a. Metamorphic

b. Igneous

c. Sedimentary

A. Metamorphic

100

The water falling to Earth in all forms is called precipitation. 

a. True 

b. False

A. True

200

Eukaryotic cells 

a. Are only found in plants

b. Have a nucleus

c. Are just animal cells

d. Are only single-celled organisms

b. Have a nucleus

200

What are the products of photosynthesis?

A. Carbon dioxide and water

B. Oxygen and water

C. Oxygen and sugar

C. Oxygen and sugar

200

Two balloons are rubbed with a piece of wool. What will happen if the two balloons are brought close to each other?

a. The balloons will repel each other

b. The balloons will attract each other

c. The balloons will pop

d. The Balloons will become magnetized

A. The balloons will repel each other

200

The order of the steps for forming sedimentary rock are

a. Deposition, sedimentation, cementation, compaction, transport

b. Transport, deposition, sedimentation, compaction

c. Weathering, transport, deposition, compaction, cementation

d. Compaction, cementation, deposition, weathering

C. Weathering, transport, deposition, compaction, cementation

200

What is evaporation? 

a. Water vapor meets cold air and turns back into liquid 

b. Plants take water in from the soil 

c. Water gets warm and changes from liquid water to water vapor 

d. Water vapor coming out of plants 

C. Water gets warm and changes from liquid water to water vapor

300

The water fluid inside the cell membrane is called 

a. Plasma

b. Cytoplasm

c. Goo

B. Cytoplasm

300

What happens during photosynthesis

A. The cell uses oxygen to make food

B. The cell uses the energy in sunlight to make food

C. The cell uses glucose to make oxygen

B. The cell uses the energy in sunlight to make food

300

What charge does a proton have?

a. Negative

b. Neutral or no charge

c. Positive

C. Positive

300

What type of currents are in the mantle of the Earth?

a. Electrical currents

b. Convection currents

c. Rock currents

B. Convection currents

300

What is another name for the water cycle? 

a. Hydrologic cycle 

b. Hydrosphere 

c. Ecosystem 

d. Hydrocycle 

 A. Hydrologic cycle

400

In multi-celled organisms

a. Different types of cells perform different functions

b. Cells look very similar, and it is hard to tell them apart

c. Some cells do not seem to have any function

a. Different types of cells perform different functions

400

Carbon dioxide enter plants through the

A. Pigments

B. Chloroplasts

C. Stomata

C. Stomata

400

What is static discharge?

a. Electrons moving quickly from one object to another in order to restore charge balance

b. Protons moving from one object to another

c. Electrons moving to create charge imbalance

d. A light bulb coming on when a switch is turned


A. Electrons moving quickly from one object to another in order to restore charge balance

400

The outer core of the Earth is mostly liquid, while the inner core of the Earth is solid due to________________?

a. Decrease in pressure

b. Composition of metal

c. Intense pressure

d. Below freezing temperatures

 C. Intense pressure

400

10% of the water vapor in the atmosphere comes from______________. 

a. Dehydration 

b. Condensation 

c. Transpiration 

d. Evaporation 

C. Transpiration

500

What is the function of the endoplasmic reticulum?

a. Protein synthesis

b. Transport materials

c. Destroy old cell parts

d. Make cell membrane

A. Protein synthesis

500

A heterotroph is an organism that cannot make its own food

A. True

B. False

A. True

500

The strength of a magnetic field can be measured 

a. Using a yardstick

b. Observing how many items of a particular type are picked up

c. By seeing if it will attract to pennies

d. By putting the magnet on a bathroom scale to test its weight

B. Observing how many items of a particular type are picked up

500

Earth’s lithosphere is divided into several large 

a. Tectonic plates

b. Countries

c. Earthquake Plates

d. Continental Regions

A. Tectonic plates

500

Water accumulates in an area called the___________. 

a. Accumulation Place 

b. Run off 

c. Hydrosphere 

d. Collection 

 D. Collection