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PMA Physical Science Review

PMA Physical Science Review

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Science

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8th Grade

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NGSS
MS-PS2-2, MS-PS2-4, MS-PS3-1

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Standards-aligned

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Jamie Smythe

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7 Slides • 21 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a CONTACT force?

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A magnet being used to pick up a paper clip

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A rock falling from a cliff

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A boy pulling his brother in a wagon

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A balloon making your hair stand up

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a NON-CONTACT force?

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A skydiver falls from an airplane

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A football player tackles his opponant

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A book sits on a shelf

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A flap on an airplane wing is used to give it more lift

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What is the Net force on the object?

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What is the Net force on the object?

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What is the Net Force on the object?

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Multiple Choice

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What answer choice best describes the image?

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The forces are balanced and the sled will move.

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The forces are unbalanced and the sled will move.

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The forces are unbalanced and the sled will not move.

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The forces are balanced so the sled and dog will not move.

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Multiple Choice

Based on its mass, which would you expect to have the most gravity?

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Mercury

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our Moon

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Earth

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Jupiter

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Multiple Choice

Based on its distance, which objects would you expect to have the strongest gravitational attraction between them?

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Sun and Neptune

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Earth and the Moon

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Mercury and Pluto

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Sun and the asteroid belt

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following images shows an accurate representation of the force of gravity acting on two objects? (thicker arrows means stronger gravity)

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Multiple Choice

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A car drives 165 miles in 3 hours. How fast is it driving?

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30 MPH

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50 MPH

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45 MPH

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55 MPH

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Multiple Choice

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A train travels at 80 MPH for 2 hours.  How far does it go?

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40 miles

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82 miles

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160 miles

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240 miles

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Multiple Choice

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A plane flies 1,100 miles from Orlando to Chicago at a speed of 550 MPH. How long does it take?

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0.5 hours

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2 hours

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1 hour

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3 hours

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Multiple Choice

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Which graph shows an object that is stopped?

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A

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B

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C

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F

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Multiple Choice

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Which graph shows an object that is moving at a constant speed?

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A

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B

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C

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D

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Multiple Choice

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Which object is going faster B or F?

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B

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F

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Multiple Choice

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Which graph shows an object that is going backward?

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A

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B

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C

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E

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Multiple Choice

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What part of the motion graph would be represented by the picture of the tug of war?

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Multiple Choice

Which EM wave has the highest frequency ?

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X-Ray

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Gamma

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Radio

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Visible light

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Multiple Choice

Which EM wave can be used for long range communication signals?

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Infrared

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X-ray

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Radio

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Ultraviolet

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Multiple Choice

Which EM wave is the only one we can see?

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X-rayt

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Visible Light

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Ultraviolet

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Microwaves

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Multiple Choice

What characteristics of the EM spectrum causes the different properties of each of the waves in the EM spectrum?

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All waves in the EM spectrum have the same frequency, wavelength and speed, the unique properties come from the object it interacts with.

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All waves in the EM spectrum have the same wavelength, the frequency and the speed of the wave change, making unique properties of each wave in the EM spectrum.

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All light waves in the EM spectrum travel the same speed, the wavelength decreases and the frequency increases, making unique properties of each wave in the EM spectrum.

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All light waves in the EM spectrum have the same frequency, the speed of the wave and the wavelength change, making unique properties of each wave in the EM spectrum.

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