Name the state of matter for each example: Ice cube → _______ Steam → _______ Bubbles in water → _______

Ice cube → Solid Steam → Gas Bubbles in water → Gas

Ice cube → Gas Steam → Solid Bubbles in water → Gas

Ice cube → Solid Steam → Gas Bubbles in water → Liquid

Ice cube → Solid Steam → Liquid Bubbles in water → Gas

Both salt water and fruit salad are examples of mixtures. How are the two mixtures alike, and how are they different?

Salt water and fruit salad are both mixtures, but salt water is a solution once the salt dissolves into the water.

Salt water and fruit salad are both examples of solutions.

Salt water and fruit salad not a mixture or solution.

Salt water and fruit salad are both elements, but salt water is a compound while fruit salad is a mixture.

When a Koolaid packet is mixed into water, what occurs?

The sugar in the Koolaid packet dissolves.

The sugar in the Koolaid packet turns into a solid.

The sugar in the Koolaid packet floats.

Will shaking a sealed jar of sweet cream change its weight?

No, shaking the jar doesn't change the matter that is inside of it.

Yes, shaking it will make all the matter inside the jar disappear.

Yes, shaking the jar will change the matter that is inside of it.

What do all sound waves have in common? Select all correct answers.

All sound waves are formed by vibrations.

All sound waves carry energy from place to place.

All sound waves travel only through air and not through other matter.

All sound waves carry matter from place to place.

Observe the illustration. This is a game of billiards. Describe the energy in this group of billiard balls. How will the energy transfer?

When the white ball collides with the other balls, it will transfer some or all of its energy to them.

The energy will transfer through gravitational forces between the billiard balls.

The energy will transfer through sound waves produced by the billiard balls.

The energy will transfer through magnetic fields between the billiard balls.

What makes the floaty bob up and down in the lake?

Transfer of energy by waves in water

The floaty is too heavy for the water

This photo shows a child playing the trumpet. How is energy changed or transferred when a trumpet is played?

The trumpet player uses energy to blow air into the trumpet. The air vibrates in the trumpet. It forms sound waves that transfer the energy into the surrounding air in all directions.

The energy is transferred to the moon.

The trumpet absorbs energy from the surroundings.

The player's energy is converted into light energy.

This is a metal pot with a wood handle. How are conductors and insulators used in this cooking pot?

The metal part of the pot is a conductor of heat. The wood handle is an insulator.

The metal part of the pot is an insulator of heat. The wood handle is also an insulator.

The metal part of the pot is a conductor of heat. The wood handle is a conductor.

There is no such thing as insulators and conductors.

What causes the metal on the slide to feel hot?

metals are good conductors of heat

metals are not conductors of heat

Imagine you have two identical mugs filled with hot chocolate. You wrap one mug in bubble wrap and the other in a thick layer of Styrofoam. Which mug of hot chocolate will stay warmer for a longer time?

They both will stay warm for the same amount of time.

Nothing will happen either way.

How is electrical energy useful in powering an electric oven?

Electrical energy is changed to thermal energy as it moves through the circuit.

Electrical energy is used to power the display screen of the electric oven.

Electrical energy is stored in batteries within the electric oven.

Electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy to rotate the oven's turntable.

How can you demonstrate that a switch is useful in a circuit?

When open, none of the parts work. When closed electrical energy can flow through the circuit.

Explain the history of switches in circuits.

Demonstrate how the switch can cook food in the circuit.

Show how the switch can change the color of the circuit.

At school, imagine you want to turn on a light in the classroom, but the switch has a broken wire inside. What would happen when you try to flip the switch?

The light would stay off because it has no way for electricity to continue to flow through it.

The light would flicker a little.

The light would stay on all the time, even when you flip the switch.

The light would turn on and off normally.

When you turn on a flashlight by closing the switch, what happens inside besides the light turning on?

The metal parts inside get warmer.

4G Science 1st 9wks Review

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

When water is cooled below 0°C, it changes from a liquid to a _______.

plasma

gas

gel

solid

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

TRUE or FALSE:
If two different types of berries are placed on a balance, the side with more mass will tip downward.

FALSE

TRUE

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Observe the photo. This photo shows different school supplies on a desk. Which item on the desk is magnetic?

paper

colored pencil

paper clip

eraser

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

4.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

Which items have the physical property of being magnetic? Select the two that apply.

glass bead

iron nail

copper penny

steel button

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Jake’s class measured the temperature of food from the cafeteria. Look at the graph. According to the graph, which foods would you classify as having a high temperature?

milk, muffin

soup, hamburger

hamburger, milk

soup, muffin

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NGSS.MS-PS3-1

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

This is a photo of a sieve. A sieve is a tool with small holes. Which mixture would the sieve be
most useful for separating?

metal marbles and glass marbles

pebbles and water

salt and water

pens and pencils

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

The thermometer reading is _______ degrees Celsius.

70 degrees

60 degrees

82 degrees

78 degrees

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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4G Science 1st 9wks Review

34 questions

When water is cooled below 0°C, it changes from a liquid to a _______.

TRUE or FALSE:
If two different types of berries are placed on a balance, the side with more mass will tip downward.

Observe the photo. This photo shows different school supplies on a desk. Which item on the desk is magnetic?

Which items have the physical property of being magnetic? Select the two that apply.

Jake’s class measured the temperature of food from the cafeteria. Look at the graph. According to the graph, which foods would you classify as having a high temperature?

This is a photo of a sieve. A sieve is a tool with small holes. Which mixture would the sieve be
most useful for separating?

The thermometer reading is _______ degrees Celsius.

Name the state of matter for each example:
Ice cube → ___
Steam → _
Bubbles in water → _____

Objects that are _______ dense than water will sink.

Observe the illustration. This illustration shows a rubber ball, a foam block, oil, and a rock in a bowl of water.
In the illustration, which object is less dense than water?

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4G Science 1st 9wks Review

34 questions

When water is cooled below 0°C, it changes from a liquid to a _______.

TRUE or FALSE:If two different types of berries are placed on a balance, the side with more mass will tip downward.

Observe the photo. This photo shows different school supplies on a desk. Which item on the desk is magnetic?

Which items have the physical property of being magnetic? Select the two that apply.

Jake’s class measured the temperature of food from the cafeteria. Look at the graph. According to the graph, which foods would you classify as having a high temperature?

This is a photo of a sieve. A sieve is a tool with small holes. Which mixture would the sieve bemost useful for separating?

The thermometer reading is _______ degrees Celsius.

Name the state of matter for each example:Ice cube → _______Steam → _______Bubbles in water → _______

Objects that are _______ dense than water will sink.

Observe the illustration. This illustration shows a rubber ball, a foam block, oil, and a rock in a bowl of water.In the illustration, which object is less dense than water?

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TRUE or FALSE:
If two different types of berries are placed on a balance, the side with more mass will tip downward.

This is a photo of a sieve. A sieve is a tool with small holes. Which mixture would the sieve be
most useful for separating?

Name the state of matter for each example:
Ice cube → ___
Steam → _
Bubbles in water → _____

Observe the illustration. This illustration shows a rubber ball, a foam block, oil, and a rock in a bowl of water.
In the illustration, which object is less dense than water?