Chapter 10 Adaptive Practice

Which of the following is not a physical change?

• a. a change in volume

• b. a change in molecular formula

• c. a change in temperature

• d. a change in pressure

A high pressure system is moving over the state. What weather would you expect?

• a. sunny

• b. rain

• c. cold front

• d. warm front

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

What does the letter L stand for on a weather map?

• a. cold front

• b. warm front

• c. low pressure

• d. low temperature

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-6

A low pressure system and a warm front are moving over the state, and the temperature is 50°C. What weather would you expect? (1 point)

• sunny

• rain

• snow

• hail

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

Which is not an example of a physical change that takes place in the atmosphere? (1 point)

• Water vapor condenses to form a cloud.

• The air temperature increases as energy is absorbed from the Sun.

• The air pressure drops on a stormy day.

• A lightning strike forms ozone, O₃, from oxygen gas.

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

A 3 L bucket, a 500 mL cat's water dish, and a 100 mL graduated cylinder were left outside during a rainstorm. Which container will contain the greatest volume of water? (1 point)

• bucket

• water dish

• graduated cylinder

• they would each have the same volume of water

A 3 L bucket, a 500 mL cat's water dish, and a 100 mL graduated cylinder were left outside during a rainstorm. Which container will contain the greatest height of water? (1 point)

• bucket

• water dish

• graduated cylinder

• they would each have the same height of water

Suppose you find that a cylindrical rain gauge contains a volume of 10 mL of rain for a height of 2 cm of rain. What volume of rain would you expect for a height of 10 cm in this same container?

• 2 mL

• 10 mL

• 20 mL

• 50 mL

Suppose you find that a cylindrical rain gauge contains a volume of 9.0 mL of rain for a height of 3.0 cm of rain. What volume of rain would you expect for a height of 12 cm in this same container?

• 4.0 mL

• 12 mL

• 36 mL

• 108 mL

The number of eggs you have is proportional to the number of cartons of eggs you have. A carton of eggs holds a dozen eggs. How many eggs do you have if you have 3 cartons?

• 3 eggs

• 18 eggs

• 30 eggs

• 36 eggs