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GOOD SCIENCE TEST REVIEW GAME

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 3hrs 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In 1969, who created the Periodic Table of Elements and how?

a)

Neil Armstrong based on planetary alignments and substances found on Earth

b)

Wilhelm Busen, organized elements based on mass and volume

c)

Dmitiri Mendeleev, elements organized on the basis of their atomic numbers, electron configurations and recurring chemical properties.

d)

Gregor Mendel, metals organized by their specific gravity and atomic mass per square cm

2.

Know all of the element parts fr the test. Are these correct?

a)

yes, I need to know the parts for the test.

b)

no- it is wrong and I need to not know this garbage

3.

Is it important to only have one variable and change it, and not have extra variables? ex. Yannick and Tricia's plant experiment example?

a)

yes on variable, all else stay same (controls)

b)

no, a messy fruit salad of variables is preferred, Yummy Yummy

c)

Variables are overrated and pointless in an experiment

4.

The dependent variable is the one you measure and depends and changes as you change the variable you are controlling?

a)

true

b)

false

5.

The independent variable is the one you control and change?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Is this experiment set up correctly with variables? Did they change one thing and all else are the same?

a)

yes, all controls are the same and only one variable changed

b)

no, many variables changed, and this is not valid or set up properly

7.

Is this image correct?

a)

no, the dependent and independent are wrong

b)

yes it is correct and I should study the image for the test

8.

This is data from an opthalmologist (eye doc). Is it true that according to this data that eye pupils get larger in the dark? Know how to read a data table for the test.

a)

yes, dark makes pupils larger

b)

no dark has no affect on pupils

c)

no, dark makes pupils smaller

d)

yes, light makes pupils larger

9.

Satellite images are helpful in collecting data. What does this satellite image show?

a)

land temps

b)

sea temps

c)

could cover

d)

all answers are correct

10.

What is the high and low for Thursday.

a)

High 44 Low 78

b)

High 65 Low 53

c)

High 45 Low 60

11.

Click on all that are true based on Scientific Methods

a)

The problem is the reason why you are doing the experiment

b)

The hypothesis is an educated guess and always says because

c)

Data is collected in a data table and then graphed

d)

Analysis data is analyzed

e)

Conclusion discusses the hypothesis, what happened and why

12.

A hypothesis is not always correct and that is ok. A hypothesis always is based on prior knowledge and says because Which us an example of a good hypothesis

a)

I think that the tomatoes will grow best with med water because it is not good to over water or underwater plants

b)

I think that the tomatoes will grow

c)

I think that the tomatoes will grow best in heavy water

13.

The problem statement should

a)

be basic

b)

mention both variables in the experiment

c)

have one variable mentioned

d)

be very short and not to the point

14.

a conclusion should

a)

discuss the hypothesis, results, and summarize the experiment

b)

discuss only the hypothesis

c)

discuss the procedure

d)

discuss the materials

15.

The periodic table of elements is mostly made of what?

a)

gases

b)

noble gases

c)

metals

d)

liquids

16.

Quantitative data is what?

a)

word data

b)

false data

c)

number data

17.

In this experiment quantitative data is which?

a)

Blue, Red, and Yellow Birds

b)

there is none

c)

13 trees

18.

Which data is qualititative data?

a)

13 trees

b)

Blue, Red, and Yellow Birds

19.

An inference is what?

a)

a false accusation

b)

a statement made after data is collected and proven to be true

c)

a guess based on observations

20.

Which is an inference?

a)

I did not look, but there were probably 10 squirrels outside

b)

after data was collected I noticed that tomatoes grow best in medium water

c)

The birds were hungry when it was snowing

21.

Scientists solve problems by doing what below things? More than one answer, click all that apply

a)

collect data and look for patterns

b)

use models to represent things that are too small, too big, or not practical

c)

use scientific metric tools

d)

collaborate, which is being a good listener, following directions, and participating in problem solving

e)

use standard measurements and not metrics

22.

this is an example of what?

a)

an egg

b)

a real brain

c)

a model

23.

What s a basic unit of a chemical element?

a)

a molecule

b)

a cell

c)

an atom

d)

a gas

24.

A ___________ is a type of model that is an imitation of something real that is hard to explain so we use a computer animation to represent it.

a)

dreams

b)

microscopic imagery

c)

simulation

25.

Where do you find a title for a graph?

a)

the same title as the data table

b)

in the hypothesis

c)

the conclusion

d)

the analysis

26.

How do you number a graph?

a)

look at graph and guess

b)

look at data table and decide the highest data number and divide by amount of graph spaces

c)

look at data table and pick lowest data number and multiple by 2

27.

Where does the dependent variable go on this graph?

a)

A

b)

B

28.

Where does the independent variable go on this graph?

a)

A

b)

B

29.

What is the dependent variable here?

a)

the weight of the rats

b)

the vitamins

30.

What is the independent variable here?

a)

the amount of vitamin given

b)

the weight of the rats

31.

What s the independent variable here?

a)

number of bags of fertilizer

b)

algae growth

32.

What is the dependent variable here?

a)

the amount of bags sold

b)

amount of algae

33.

What is the independent variable, and where would it go on the graph (A or B)?

a)

bushels of potatoes is the independent variable and it would go on B

b)

amount of fertilizer in soil is the independent variable and it would go on A

c)

amount of fertilizer in soil is the independent variable and it would go on B

34.

What is the dependent variable, and where would it go on the graph? A or B

a)

the dependent variable is the amount of fertilizer in the soil and it would go on A

b)

the dependent variable is amount of potatoes produced and it would go on A

c)

the dependent variable is amount of potatoes produced and it would go on B

35.

How would you number the dependent part of this graph?

a)

the dependent is the Temp (C), and the highest number is 18. I would divide 18 by 12 because there are 12 spaces on the graph. The answer is 1.5 so I would number 2's going up on the graph

b)

the dependent is the Water Depth, and the highest number is 200. I would divide 200 by 12 because there are 12 spaces on the graph. The answer is 16 so I would number 16's going up on the graph

36.

What would I title this graph?

a)

Different Depths and Water

b)

Water Temps

c)

Water Temperatures at Different Depths

37.

What would I number the independent part of this graph by?

a)

the independent is the Temp (C), and the highest number is 200. I would divide 18 by 12 because there are 12 spaces on the graph. The answer is 16.6 so I would number 17 going up on the graph

b)

the independent is the Water Depth, and the highest number is 200. I would divide 200 by 12 because there are 12 spaces on the graph. The answer is 16.6so I would number 20's going up on the graph

38.

What units would I use to label this graph?

a)

meters and c

b)

cm and meters

c)

f and cm

39.

Is this true?

a)

yes

b)

no

40.

What is this line called and what is it's purpose?

a)

Line of cnnect, shows valid data plots

b)

Best Fit Line shows average

c)

Biased Average Line, shows invalid data

41.

The periodic table of elements is an organized diagram of all of the elements know at this point in the universe. Single elements and combinations of the elements known so far on the periodic table make up everything on earth and in space. Is this true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

42.

To find area of the bottom of the box, you would multiply 12x4?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

you could not find area there is not enough information given

43.

To find he volume of the box measured in cm you would do what? What would the units be? Click on both correct answers.

a)

multiply 4 x 12 x3

b)

add 4 x 12 x 3

c)

cm3

d)

cm2

44.

1 cm solid= 1 ml liquid?

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Area is labeled ________ in science class?

a)

cm2

b)

cm3

c)

ml

d)

m

46.

This is called and what? What units does it measure?

a)

Electronic Balance, lbs, weight

b)

Triple Beam Balance, g, mass

47.

Read this balance mass. It is what?

a)

498 g

b)

545.20 ml

c)

545.20 g

48.

How do I use a balance?

a)

Tray clean, zero out lines to line up, put object on, move beam riders to reline up lines, add up beam riders

b)

Tray clean, make sure lines are uneven, object on, subtract all beam riders

49.

In science we use inches.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

What is the measurement of the leaf?

a)

3.5 in

b)

3 1/2 in

c)

3.5 cm

d)

4.20 cm

51.

We use Fahrenheit in science class.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

Is this correct?

a)

yes

b)

no

53.

This graduated cylinder reads what?

a)

34 ml

b)

22 g

c)

21 ml

d)

56 ml

54.

What is the curved line called and what does this graduated cylinder read?

a)

minutus , 24 g

b)

meniscus 24 ml

55.

Mrs. Reynolds drives this car, she is a science teacher, so she reads her speedometer in Kilometers because scientists need to use metrics. She converts speed limit signs in her head as she drives. Ps She never gets pulled over for speeding

a)

yes, scientists use metrics and kilometers (km) is metrics

b)

no scientists us miles per hour

56.

Is this true?

An inference is an idea or conclusion that's drawn from evidence and reasoning. An inference is an educated guess. We learn about some things by experiencing them first-hand, but we gain other knowledge by inference

a)

yes

b)

no

57.

What is true about volume? Click all that are true

a)

measures solid in cm3 using a ruler

b)

measures liquid volume in ml using a graduated cylinder

c)

1 cm3 = 1 ml

d)

it is L x W x H

58.

In phenology we studied leaves. Which items from below are ones we discussed?

a)

Leaves fall off in the fall because as winter approaches the tree stops supplying water and nutrients to the leaves to conserve energy. The leaves then form weak cells at the place where they attach to the tree and they eventually fall off.

b)

Leaves change due to the shorter daylight hours, leaves need to prepare for winter and not wast energy on leaves, the green chlorophyll is pulled back into the tree and leaves the leaf. The colors underneath due to different chemicals are then revealed.

c)

The color in leaves comes from the following: Green is Chlorophyll, Red Anthocyanin, Orange Carotene, Yellow Kanthrophill

d)

Photosynthesis takes place by with the plant taking in water (H2O) through the roots, carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air, and light energy from the Sun, plants can perform photosynthesis to make glucose (sugars) and oxygen (O2) for energy.

e)

All answers are correct about trees