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VST3 Review
Energy

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Multiple Select
I can identify the 5 types of energy.
Mechanical
Electrical
Light
Thermal
Sound
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Mechanical Energy
The energy of movement
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Multiple Choice
Elianna received a new toy car. When she pushes the toy car across the floor it lights up and makes noise. What type of energy is she using to push the toy car?
Light energy
Electrical Energy
Sound Energy
Mechanical Energy
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Multiple Choice
Coach Smith is planning activities for the year. Which of the following would be the best example of energy causing a change in motion?
a student holding a ball
a student kicking a ball
a student standing on the line
a student sitting on a number
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Electrical Energy
A form of energy that is produced when electrons move from one place to another place
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of electrical energy?
eraser rubbing against a paper
pinwheel moving in the wind
student jumping up and down
a lamp turning on
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Light Energy
A from of energy that travels in a straight line
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of light energy?
pencil, shoes, heater
tv, sun, fire
shirt, hat, button
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Thermal Energy
The energy of moving particles in a substance; also called heat energy
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Multiple Select
Check all the examples of thermal energy
fire
oven
toaster
sun
singing
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Multiple Choice
A student was waiting at the bus stop in cold weather. They started rubbing their hands together to cause friction. By rubbing their hands together the student created
thermal energy
light energy
electrical energy
no energy
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Sound Energy
A form of energy produced by vibrating objects.
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Open Ended
List some examples of sound energy.
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I can identify the colors of the light spectrum
Roy G Biv
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
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I can explain that the color of an object is the result of light being reflected and absorbed.
A red truck is red because red light is being reflected while all the other colors are being absorbed.
A yellow banana is yellow because yellow is being reflected and all the other colors are being absorbed.
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. San sees a red fire truck. She knows that the color red is being reflected while all of the other colors are being
shadow
absorbed
refracted
translucent
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I can demonstrate the light can be reflected, refracted, and absorbed.
Light travels in a straight line
Light can be reflected, or bounced back
Light can be refracted or appear to bend when it passes through a medium
Light can be absorbed when it hits an item that blocks the light and creates a shadow.
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Multiple Choice
When light passes through water the molecules slow it down and cause items to appear bent. This is an example of...
reflection
absorption
refraction
transparent
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Jones points his flashlight at a mirror. The light then comes back and hits him in the eye. What happened to the light when it struck the mirror?
The light was refracted
The light was absorbed
The light was opaque
The light was reflected
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Multiple Choice
When light is blocked it will be absorbed by the object and cause...
a shadow to form behind it
a reflection
a refraction
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Transparent, Translucent, Opaque
Light will travel in a straight line until it strikes an object.
Some objects will allow all the light to pass through, others will allow some, and other objects will allow NO light to pass through.
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Transparent
ALL light will pass through
Items are usually clear or see through.
Water, glass, clear plastic etc.
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Translucent
Translucent items will allow some light to pass through.
The items are not usually clear and have a frosted tint
Paper, tissues, frosted glass etc.
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Opaque
Opaque items do not allow light to pass through. NO LIGHT WILL PASS
Opaque items actually block the light, absorb it, and create a shadow behind the object.
Humans, wood, concrete, etc.
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether an item is transparent, translucent or opaque.
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether an item is transparent, translucent or opaque.
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether an item is transparent, translucent or opaque.
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
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Multiple Choice
Choose whether an item is transparent, translucent or opaque.
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
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Scientific Method Steps
Testable Question
Hypothesis
Procedures
Materials
Data
Results
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Multiple Choice
During which part of the scientific method would you list the steps of the experiment?
hypothesis
procedures
materials
conclusion
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Multiple Choice
At what point in the scientific process would you write your hypothesis?
During the experiment
after the experiement
after the conclusion
before conducting the experiment
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Multiple Choice
When completing a science investigation it is important to list all of the items that you will need to conduct your experiment. Which step lists the items needed in an experiment?
materials
testable question
results
conclusion
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Observation V Inference
An observation is a statement made from one's five senses.
Your five senses include; sight, smell, taste, touch, and hear.
When you make an observation you use your five senses to make a true statement.
For example, while looking at the sky you might observe there are many black clouds in the sky. This is an observation.
You could then make an inference by using your observation to infer (guess) that it is about to rain.
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Multiple Choice
It is loud in here
Observation
Inference
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Keith must love coffee
Observation
Inference
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Keith is holding a large coffee mug.
Observation
Inference
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Multiple Select
Check all that apply. Which of the following are observations?
Yeti loves smiling
Yeti is smiling
Yeti has white fur
Yeti likes dancing
Yeti brushes his hair to make it fluffy
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