E.O.Y. Quiz #4

Where is the roller coaster going the fastest?

• W

• X

• Y

• Z

Which car will reach 5 m/s the fastest?

• Cart 1 because it has the least force

• Cart 2 because it has the greatest force

• Cart 1 because it has the greatest mass

• Cart 2 because it has the least mass

Which of these carts will reach 5 m/s faster?

• Cart 1 because it has the greatest force.

• Cart 2 because it has the least force

• Cart 1 because it has the least mass

• Cart 2 because it has the greatest mass

If all of these weights are pushed on ICE with an equal force which one will go the farthest?

• Light

• Medium

• Heavy

Planet L is an inner planet and Planet R is an outer planet. Both planets are located in our solar system. Compare the possible characteristics of each planet.

 

Select the categories to identify the possible characteristics of each planet.

Groups:

(a) Inner Planet Only

,

(b) Outer Planet Only

,

(c) Both

• Composed of rock

• Closer to the sun

• Composed of gas

• Likely have rings

• Orbits the Sun

• Less than 5 moons

• More than 10 moons

• In our Solar System

A disease that only harms the health of arctic cod fish in an ecosystem causes a decline in the arctic cod population. A partial arctic food web is shown.

Select the category to identify how the amount of energy transferred to each organism changes immediately after this severe decline in the arctic cod population.

Groups:

(a) Increase

,

(b) Decrease

,

(c) No Change

• Phytoplankton

• Humpback Whale

• Harbor Seal

• Jellyfish

• Harp Seal

This model shows a ball spinning on a string. This model represents.....?

• How Earth has seasons.

• How the sun rotates

• Day and Night and Earth's rotation

• How the sun changes seasons

Which circle would best represent Earth when compared to the given sun.

• A

• B

• C

• D

The food web shows how blue whales, krill and copepods get their energy.

 

Click on the two arrows that show energy moving from a producer to a consumer.

Identify the producer in this chart

• Mayfly

• Phytoplankton

• Salamander

• Frog