Physical Science final review

What is a dependent variable?

• the variable that doesn't change

• the variable that is changed

• the variable that you collect data on

• the variable that stays the same

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what is an independent variable

• the variable that doesn't change

• the variable that does change

• the variable that is impacted by the change

• the variable that stays the same

What does volume measure?

• it's not defined for a solid

• it's measured in kilograms

• the amount of matter

• the amount of space matter takes up

What does mass measure?

• the milliliters in a beaker

• the centimeters on a meter stick

• how much matter there is

• how much space matter takes up

in a solid if temperature increases what happens to particles?

• there is no change

• Particles slow down

• particles speed up

• particles start to move

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temperature measures what?

• how hot or cold a substance is

• the average kinetic energy of particle motion

• the time in which it takes particles to start moving

• the total energy of all the particles moving

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In a liquid, what happens to particles if temperature decreases?

• particles will get farther apart

• nothing will change

• it will turn into a gas

• it will turn into a solid

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How are kinetic energy and particle movement related?

• they are not

• if particles speed up, kinetic energy increases

• if particles speed up, kinetic energy decreases

• if particles slow down, kinetic energy increases

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Law of Conservation of Energy states that

• energy always increases

• energy always decreases

• energy stays the same, but never changes form

• energy is conserved

Solar energy panels convert what type of energy into electrical energy?

• chemical
• electromagnetic
• nuclear 
• thermal 

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