Periodic Table
Force/Motion and Energy
chemical/physical properties
Waves
Anything Science
100

What element is represented with the symbol Na?

Sodium

100

Newton's 3rd law states

every action force results in an equal but opposite reaction force
100

It is below 7 on the pH scale

Acid

100

Light travels fastest in 

gases

100

Heat energy from the Sun is transferred to Earth primarily by what process

Radiation

200

How many electrons does an atom of Beryllium have?

4

200

The tendency of a stationary object to resist being put into motion is known as 

inertia

200

changes of state, dissolving, breaking, ripping, tearing are examples of 

physical change

200

What does frequency mean when dealing with waves.  The greater the frequency, the ________________

the more energy the wave carries

200

Electrical energy may sometimes be converted to mechanical energy.  Which of these appliances is example of this.

Fan, lamp, radio, stove

fan

300

The atomic number represents the number of ______

protons

300

Give an example of a contact force

friction

300

A teaspoon of dry coffee crystals dissolved when mixed in a cup of hot water.  This process produces a coffee solution.  The original crystals that are dissolved are known as a 

solute

300

A spoon appears to be broken when it enters the water because

the light is bent by the water (refraction)

300

A car and truck moves on a road in the same direction and speed.  Both vehicles slow down with the same stopping force.  It takes the truck more distance to stop than the car.  Which Newton's Law does this represent?

2nd

400

The number of protons and neutrons an element has is known as an element's ___________?

Atomic Mass

400

This will change depending on how much gravity is acting upon it

weight

400

production of an odor, production of light, a new material is formed are examples of 

chemical changes

400

Astronauts on the Moon would not be able to hear a landslide because

air molecules on the Moon are too far apart to carry sound

400

Two students are pushing on a cart.  Student A is pushing to the right with 200 N and student B is pushing to the left with 150 N.  What is the net force being exerted on the cart (include the direction the cart will move)

50 N to the right

500

How many neutrons does an atom of the element Aluminum have?

14

500

To increase an objects gravitational potential energy you would need to increase its

Distance from earth's surface (height above the ground)

500

What type of mixture is sugar dissolved in water

homogeneous mixture

500

The measurement from 1/2 the height of the wave to its crest is known as 

amplitude

500

Where on the periodic table are the non metals located?

far right