Which piece of lab equipment is used to measure weight?

Which piece of lab equipment is used to measure length?

Which piece of lab equipment is used to measure the volume of an irregularly shaped object?

What is this?

This is part of a triple beam balance. What's the mass of the object that's on it?

What is this?

What does this measure?

What measurement measures how hot or cold something is?

What state of matter is this?

___ is the amount of water vapor in the air compared to how much water vapor the air COULD hold?

If the area you are in is covered by a low pressure system, would you expect it to be sunny or rainy?

If the area you are in is covered by a high pressure system, would you expect it to be sunny or rainy?

Which variable is measured in an experiment?

Which variable is changed on purpose in an experiment?

Which variable is kept the same in an experiment?

Currently, the heaviest cat in the world weighs 18 kg (about 40 pounds). Is the measure of weight in the previous sentence quantitative or qualitative?

In which segment on this graph is the object moving backwards the fastest?

In which segment on this graph is the object not moving?

Which of the following CAN change?

Which of the following CANNOT change?

How does a theory become a law?

Heat always flows from ___ to ___.

Barney was sitting next to a roaring fire on a cold winter morning. He could feel the heat from the fire. What method of heat transfer was bringing the fire's heat to Barney?

Colleen was excited to see snow for the first time. When she picked up a handful, it felt cold. Which of the following would be true?

Baby Bill burned both hand when he touched a hot stove. What method of heat transfer moved the heat into his hands?

In this lamp, the wax heats up and rises. Then it cools and sinks. What method of heat transfer is this showing?

Which phase of the water cycle involves gaseous water turning into a liquid which forms clouds?

Which phase of the water cycle involves liquid water turning into a gas, making the air more humid?

Which phase of the water cycle involves members of the biosphere releasing gaseous water?

Which of Earth's spheres contains all of the liquid water?

Which of Earth's spheres includes all living things?

As you go up higher in the troposphere, what happens to the temperature?

Which layer of the atmosphere contains most weather?

Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

Which layer of the atmosphere is furthest from Earth's surface?

Which layer of the atmosphere is where most meteors burn up?

Which of Earth's spheres contains ice?

As you go from a lower latitude to a higher latitude, you are moving away from the equator. As you go, the temperatures will get ___.

Which of the following would be caused by the unequal heating of the Earth causing air in the atmosphere to move?

In which direction does the jet stream move?

Land heats up and cools down faster than the ocean because it has a lower specific heat. If the air over the water is colder, a ___ will be created.

What is the name of the strong ocean current located just of the coast of Florida?

When describing the climate of an area, what two factors do meteorologists usually measure?

Which heats up faster?

Which of the following would be the condition of the atmosphere a a specific time and place?

Which of the following would be the conditions in an area over a long period of time?

In the stratosphere is a layer that help protect us from the Sun's damaging rays. What is it called?

Which rays from the Sun are dangerous to humans?

What are the two main gases that make up our atmosphere?

What is the net force on this box?

A(n) ___ is a push or pull on an object.

___ is the amount of matter that make up an object.

___ is the the force of gravity pulling an object.

In the SI system, what is the standard unit for temperature?

In the SI system, what is the standard unit for mass?

In the SI system, what is the standard unit for length?

Dr. Bob conducts an experiment to see whether or not exposure to light affects the color of goldfish. He conducts this experiment 10 times. Is this repetition or replication?

Dr. Bob conducts an experiment to see whether or not exposure to light affects the color of goldfish. What is the independent variable?

Dr. Bob conducts an experiment to see whether or not exposure to light affects the color of goldfish. What is the dependent variable?

What are the two factors that determine how strong the gravitational force is between two objects?

According to the law of universal gravitation, every object exerts a gravitational force on every other object. If you want to increase the gravitational force between two objects, what should you do to the distance between them?

According to the law of universal gravitation, every object exerts a gravitational force on every other object. If you want to increase the gravitational force between two objects, what should you do to their masses?

A statement that describes what scientists expect to happen under certain circumstances every time would be a ___.

A ___ explains why something happens in nature.

Which of the following is NOT a contact force?

What type of force acts at a distance, meaning that the two objects don't have to touch for a force to be exerted?

Which of the following is a non-contact force?

Energy cannot be ___ and it cannot be ___, but it can transform from one type to another.

Mr. Frizzle pushes against the wall with a force of 10 N.The wall doesn't move and neither does Mr. Frizzle. What is the strength of the normal force?

Pepper runs across the floor with her socks on. She them stops running and slides across the floor. After sliding a few feet, she stops. What force stopped her?

Do laws change?

"This shark is hungry." The previous statement is a(n) ___.

"This shark has teeth." The previous statement is a(n) ___.

"This shark will attack the camera person." The previous statement is a(n) ___.

What measurement system is used by scientists?

Energy due to position or shape is ___ energy.

Energy due to motion is ___ energy.

What is the dependent variable?

What is the independent variable?

At which point will the cars have the greatest amount of potential energy?

At which point will the cars have the greatest amount of kinetic energy?

Which of the following is not a type of potential energy?

If the forces that act on an object are balanced, what is the net force?

Robby conducted an experiment where he built three different bridges. He then added weight to each using metal blocks. He continued adding weight until the bridge broke. What is his independent variable?

Robby conducted an experiment where he built three different bridges. He then added weight to each using metal blocks. He continued adding weight until the bridge broke. What is his dependent variable?

There are two ways that scientific knowledge can change. Which of these is NOT one of the ways?

A scientist collected temperature data for his hometown for the last 50 years. Is he most likely studying weather or climate?

How does the evaporation phase of the water cycle affect weather?

A town in Europe is on the coast. There is a current just off the coast that brings water up from down near the equator. How will this likely affect the temperature in the town?