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Light Energy
heat energy
sound energy
states of matter
weather
100
Light moves in ________ lines. (curved, bent, straight)
What is straight?
100
The sun gives us light and _____ energy.
What is heat?
100
What do you use to hear sounds?
What are ears?
100
This is what all solids, liquids and gases are made of.
What is matter?
100
This tool is used to measure how hot or cold matter is.
What is a thermometer?
200
This can be used to change the path of light. (mirror, flashlight, rock)
What is a mirror?
200
This is not a natural resource for heat. fire, flashlight, sun
What is flashlight?
200
This is the vocabulary word for how loud or soft a sound is.
What is volume?
200
Soft, bumpy, slimy, fluffy are words that describe this property of matter.
What is texture?
200
This tool is used to measure how much it rained or snowed.
What is a rain gauge?
300
This is used to describe an object that does not let any light pass through it. An example is a book. We say the book is___________.
What is opaque?
300
Sand on the beach is heated by this.
What is the sun?
300
A quick back and forth motion. This allows you to hear sound.
What are vibrations?
300
This science tool is used to measure mass.
What is a scale?
300
This is the season that animals store food and trees start to lose leaves and go dormant.
What is autumn?
400
This is the vocabulary word for an object that lets a little light pass through.
What is translucent?
400
Examples are eyeglasses, windows and windshields. (hint.. translucent, transparent, opaque?
What is transparent?
400
These are waves that you can hear.
What are sound waves?
400
Yes or no. It is possible to count liquids.
What is no?
400
Clouds are made of this.
What is water vapor?
500
This is why car windshields are transparent.
What is so the driver can see?
500
This is hot enough to cook a meal. lamp, campfire, candle
What is campfire?
500
This kind of sound is made by slow vibrations.
What are low sounds?
500
When a solid changes to a liquid.
What is it freezes?
500
The name of a person who studies the weather.
What is a meteorologist?