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WorksheetsFall Break Packet: Review of All Vocabulary
Total questions: 121
Worksheet time: 2hrs 29mins
the ability to make things move or change
energy
property
motion
demonstrate
the energy of moving objects
mechanical energy
chemical energy
light energy
heat energy
energy that you can see
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
chemical energy
energy that we can hear
sound energy
chemical energy
mechanical energy
light energy
the energy of moving electrons
electric energy
chemical energy
mechanical energy
elastic energy
energy that is stored in matter, such as fuel, batteries, and the food we eat
chemical energy
mechanical energy
electric energy
heat energy
Renewable form of energy from moving air
wind energy
hydroelectric energy
solar energy
renewable form of energy from flowing water
wind energy
hydroelectric energy
solar energy
Renewable form of energy from the sun
wind energy
hydroelectric energy
solar energy
the highness or lowness of a sound
pitch
sound
frequency
vibration
moving back and forth very fast
pitch
sound
frequency
vibrate
the movement of heat between two objects that touch each other
conduction
conductor
insulator
heat
a material in which heat moves through easily
conductor
insulator
a material in which heat does not move through easily
conductor
insulator
the measure of how warm something is
temperature
thermometor
speed
volume
the tool used to measure how warm something is
thermometer
temperature
volume
milliliter
a buildup of electric charges on an object
static electricity
electric force
electrical circuit
electric discharge
a push or pull
force
magnet
attract
repel
a push or pull between two charged objects
electric force
electrical circuit
static electricity
electric discharge
push apart
attract
repel
push apart
attract
repel
objects with like charges will...
attract
repel
pull together
repel
attract
Objects with unlike charges will...
repel
attract
the quick movement of a charge from one object to another
static electricity
electrical circuit
electric discharge
force
an object that can push or pull on iron and a few other kinds of metal
force
magnet
pole
static electricity
energy in the form of a flow of charged particles
electric current
static electricity
force
electric force
the path that an electric current takes
electrical circuit
static electricty
electric force
electric current
a complete loop without any breaks in it through which electric current flows
open circuit
closed circuit
an electrical circuit with at least one break in the loop
open circuit
closed circuit
a material through which electric charge can easily flow
conductor
insulator
Which of the following are Conductors of Electricity?
(multiple answers)
copper
rubber
aluminum
wood
gold
Which of the following are Conductors of Electricity?
(multiple answers)
iron
many plastics
steel
glass
dry air
Which of the following are Conductors of Electricity?
(multiple answers)
water
cloth
sand
aluminum
Which of the following are Insulators of Electricity?
(multiple answers)
wood
rubber
dry air
cloth
water
Which of the following are Insulators of Electricity?
(multiple answers)
glass
silver
copper
many plastics
sand
Anything that has weight (mass) and takes up space
(volume)
Matter
Volume
Texture
Property
when matter is changed when you raise or lower its temperature, this is a type of
Chemical Change
Physical Change
Water in the gas state
Water Vapor
Evaporation
Freezing
Boiling
state of matter change from a gas to a liquid
condensation
melting
evaporation
freezing
state of matter change from a liquid to a gas
condensation
evaporation
freezing
melting
state of matter change from a solid to a liquid
condensation
evaporation
freezing
melting
state of matter change from a liquid to a solid
metling
freezing
evaporation
condensation
a metal object that can pull some other metal objects towards itself
magnet
magnetic field
texture
volume
a magnet has two of these; this is where the magnetic strength is the strongest
pole
pull
magnetic field
texture
when two magnets have opposite poles facing each other, they will
attract
repel
both
neither
when two magnets have the the same poles facing each other, they will
attract
repel
neither
both
magnetics that attract will _______
pull towards each other
push away from each other
magnets that repel willl _________
push away from each other
pull towards each other
the area around a magnet where it pushes or pulls
maget
poles
magnetic field
texture
Physical Property; red, yellow, blue, etc.
color
shape
odor
taste
Physical Property; round, square, straight, sphere, etc.
shape
color
flexibility
hardness
Physical Property; sweet, salty, sour, bitter
taste
texture
color
shape
Physical Property: smooth, rough, bumpy, grainy
texture
shape
size
color
Physical Property; something that bends easily is said to be
flexible
hard
weight
mass
a carefully controlled test of a hypothesis; a test to answer a question about science
experiment
variable
hypothesis
controlled variable
something that can change, or vary, in an experiment
variable
controlled variable
independent variable
experiment
conditions that are kept the same the same throughout all parts of an experiment
variable
hypothesis
controlled variable
independent variable
something that an investigator changes in certain parts of an experiment
independent variable
controlled variable
dependent variable
experiment
a possible answer to a scientific question; guess, prediction
hypothesis
variable
independent variable
controlled variable
something that changes as a result of the independent varibale
controlled variable
independent variable
dependent variable
hypothesis
a way in which materials react with each other
chemical property
physical property
chemical change
physical change
a change in which one or more new types of matter form
chemical property
chemical change
physical property
physical change
a characteristic of an object or substance that can be observed directly or measured with a tool
physical property
chemical property
physical change
chemical change
a change in which the chemical makeup of a substance stays the same
physical change
chemical change
physical property
chemical property
This state of matter has the following qualities:
- no fixed volume or shape
- takes up all the space freely
- the particles move quickly and are independent from each other
gas
liquid
solid
This state of matter has the following qualities:
The particles are able to slide past one another fixed volume takes the shape of the container the shape changes, but the volume stays the same
solid
liquid
gas
This state of matter has the following qualities
- the particles are held tightly and move by vibrating in place
- fixed volume and fixed shape
- shape does not change, and volume does not change
solid
liquid
gas
to get ideas by using your senses
observe
communicate
measurement
inference
a careful study of something
investigation
experiment
inference
observation
the mass of a substance in a certain volume;
- HINT: it can either said to be "less_____ or more______"
density
weight
volume
texture
A feature of something
Property
Texture
Solid
Matter
How an object feels
Property
Texture
Mass
Weight
The form that water takes, such as a solid, liquid, or a gas
State of Matter
texture
property
matter
Matter that keeps its own shape
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Matter that spreads out in all ways
Solid
Liquid
Gas
A measure of how warm something is, or of how much heat energy something has
Temperature
Condensation
Texture
Thermometer
A tool used to measure temperature
Thermometer
Barometer
Anemometer
WInd Vane
Water in the gas state
Water Vapor
Evaporation
Freezing
Boiling
the change of matter from a solid to a liquid
Melting
Boiling
Freezing
Water Vapor
the change in matter from a liquid to a gas
Condensation
Precipitation
Evaporation
Boiling
The bubbling that happens in a liquid when enough heat is added
Boiling
Freezing
Water Vapor
Evaporation
the change in matter from a gas to a liquid
Condensation
freezing
Evaporation
melting
the change in matter from a liquid to a solid
freezing
boiling
melting
evaporation
the amount of space that an object, or material, takes up
volume
mass
matter
mililiter
a tool used to measure volume
graduated cylinder
thermometer
borometer
pan balance
a unit of measurement for volume; 1,000 of these equals 1 liter
kilogram
gram
liter
milliliter
a unit of measurement for volume; this equals 1,000 ml
mililiter
liter
gram
kilogram
a measure of how heavy something is. This is a measure of the pull of gravity on an object.
weight
mass
matter
newton
a tool used to measure weight
scale
thermometer
graduated cylinder
anemometer
a unit of measure of force (weight)
degree
gram
milliliter
newton
a unit of measure for weight; 1,000 of these equals 1 kilogram
gram
kiliter
pound
ounce
a unit of measure for weight; this equals 1,000 grams
kilogram
ounce
pound
liter
the amount of matter in an object
mass
volume
liter
scale
a tool used to measure mass
graduated cylinder
scale
pan balance
thermometer
a test done over or repeated to make sure the results of an experiment are reliable
trial
fact
model
data
a series of steps that scientists use as a guide to answer a questions or solve a problem
scientific method
investigation
experiment
hypothesis
a thought, belief, or judgement not proven by observations
opinion
inference
fact
data
information supported by observations and evidence
fact
opinion
inference
organize
to study something in detail in order to discover facts about it
research
fact
opinion
variable
what we know about the world
scientific knowledge
scientific inquiry
scientific method
data
how scientists go about asking and asking questions
scientific inquiry
scientific knowledge
research
reliable
something learned from an investigation. This includes data and conclusions.
result
opinion
infernce
investigate
a careful study of something very closely
experiment
investigation
variable
result
facts or other information from a test or an observation that helps answer a scientific question
evidence
research
opinion
hypothesis
to put in order
organize
data
analyze
reliable
the part of a model that explains what each symbol means
key
variable
record
data
something that stands for an object or process
model
key
symbol
table
a chart made up of rows and columns
table
bar graph
model
symbol
a chart that shows numbers and bars of different lengths
bar graph
model
table
key
to share ideas and information
prediction
communicate
key
evidence
a drawing that shows the parts of something
diagram
bar graph
table
organize
an idea or answer based on facts
prediction
inference
conclusion
experiment
to think about something carefully in order to figure out what it means
analyze
recrd
observe
prediction
information in the form of number that is found using a tool
measurement
symbol
key
model
a statement about what is likely to happen in the future
prediction
observation
inference
conclusion
an idea that is based on what you already know and what you observe
inference
prediction
communicate
analyze
information learned using the senses
observation
conclusion
prediction
communicate
information
data
record
key
model
to write down
record
data
key
symbol
a test to try to answer a question in science
experiment
observe
inference
prediction
