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WorksheetsScience Interim 1 Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This bathtub is filled with water. What kind of matter is the water in the tub?
a)
Solid because it keeps its shape if moved to another container.
b)
Liquid because it keeps its shape if moved to another container.
c)
Liquid because it flows and takes the shape of its container.
d)
Gas because it expands to fill the entire shape of the container.
2.
Which is an example of liquid changing into a solid?
a)
Ice melting into water
b)
Water freezing into ice
c)
Water boiling into water vapor
d)
Ice evaporating into water vapor
3.
Which of the following objects describe a solid?
a)
Saltwater
b)
Rocks
c)
Chocolate milk
d)
Oxygen
4.
Water vapor is a gas. It can change into liquid condensation. Then it can become solid ice crystals. To go through this process, you need to...
a)
add heat
b)
take away heat
c)
increase heat
d)
produce heat
5.
Which of the following is the temperature of the thermometer?
a)
42°C
b)
108°C
c)
45°C
d)
15°C
6.
This taco salad has taco shell, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and other items. This is a...
a)
Mixture
b)
Energy
c)
Sound
7.
What is it called when you choose two or more items and mix them together?
a)
Mixture
b)
Energy
c)
Force
d)
Magnet
8.
These magnets both have north poles next to each other, but they push away. What is the best explanation of what is happening?
a)
Like poles attract.
b)
Like poles repel.
c)
Opposite sides attract.
d)
Opposite sides repel.
9.
We measured and recorded the magnetism of 2 magnets by observing how many paperclips each will hold. Magnet A holds 4 and Magnet B holds 1. What can you conclude?
a)
Magnet A must be a bigger magnet.
b)
Magnet A is weaker than Magnet B.
c)
Magnet A and Magnet B are the same.
d)
Magnet A is stronger than Magnet B.
10.
We did an investigation using a pencil, an eraser, and a paper clip. Each object was placed in water. Which property of matter were we testing?
a)
Magnetism
b)
Ability to sink or float
c)
Mass
d)
Temperature
11.
If a metal rod is struck (or hit), it will start to vibrate. What will happen next?
a)
The metal rod will change into a liquid.
b)
The metal rod will become a magnet and attract other metals.
c)
The metal rod will become heavier.
d)
The metal rod produces sound energy.
12.
Reflection is when light rays strike an object and bounce back toward its source. Which image shows this?
a)
A. hand lens
b)
B. mirror
c)
C. straw in glass of water
d)
D. rainbow
13.
What form of energy helps you see at night?
a)
Thermal/Heat
b)
Sound
c)
Light
d)
Mechanical
14.
What energy does a campfire create?
a)
Only light
b)
Only heat
c)
Light and electrical
d)
Light and Thermal
15.
What energy do I use to open a can with a handheld can opener?
a)
Mechanical
b)
Light
c)
Sound
d)
Thermal/Heat
16.
Your teacher released a toy car at the top of a ramp and let it roll down the ramp. What was your teacher demonstrating?
a)
The object is moved by heat energy.
b)
The object is moved by gravity.
c)
The object was moved when she used a pushing force.
d)
The object was moved with a magnet.
17.
How does a swing move?
a)
Spinning.
b)
Pushing or pulling force.
c)
Lifting the swing up.
d)
You sit in it.
18.
Yikes! The sheep in a jeep pushed their jeep, but now are rolling down a hill too quickly. How can they slow the speed of the jeep down?
a)
Continue pushing and pulling the wagon down the hill.
b)
Push the jeep in the opposite direction and increase friction.
c)
Run faster while they push the jeep down the hill.
d)
Yell.
19.
The arrow in the picture shows which way the sheep are pushing their jeep.
Which direction will the sheep's jeep move once they set it in motion?
Which direction will the sheep's jeep move once they set it in motion?
a)
< left
b)
right >
c)
^ up
d)
down \/
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