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WorksheetsPart 1 - Super Awesome 8th Grade Science EOG Review Booklet
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
When is the 8th grade Science EOG?
May 24th
May 23rd
May 29th
May 17th
What percentage proficiency are we reaching for?
80%
50%
60%
70%
___________ is everything that has mass and volume and takes up space.
matter
energy
hydrosphere
mutualism
__________ are the building blocks of matter
atoms
protons
space
energy
Can atoms be broken down into smaller pieces?
yes
no
i really don't know
Matter can be classified into two major categories: ________ and ____________
pure substances and mixtures
pure substances and atoms
mixtures and compounds
elements
There are two main types of pure substances: _________ and ____________.
mixtures
elements and compounds
compounds and pure substances
homogeneous and heterogeneous
____________ are made up of two or more substances that are not chemically combined.
elements and compounds
elements and mixtures
uhhhhh
mixtures
_____________ is a chart displaying information about the elements.
chart
word wall
periods
periodic table
The periodic table was developed by ____________ in 1869.
Darwin
Iron Man
Dmitri Mendeleev
The elements in the periodic table can be divided into 3 groups. These groups are:
protons, neutrons, electrons
periods, groups, families
halogens, metals, nonmetals
metals, nonmetals, metalloids
The group number at the top of each column in a periodic table (with the exception of the transition metals) will tell you how many ________ an element has.
protons
atomic mass
valence electrons
elements
An element in group 17 will have how many valence electrons?
7
6
1
2
Valence electrons are defined as the number of electrons that occupy the outermost shell of an element
true
false
___________ have properties of both metals and nonmetals
metals
nonmetals
metalloids
These are characteristics of an element or compound that can be observed without changing the identity of the substance
chemical properties
physical properties
chemical change
physical change
Color, density, mass and solubility are all physical properties.
true
false
These are the characteristic ways in which an element or compound chemically behaves.
chemical properties
physical properties
chemical change
physical change
Reactivity and flammability are two types of chemical properties.
false
true
Evidence of a physical change include liquid freezing into a solid, shredding a piece of paper, pounding a metal into thin sheets, breaking glass, and filtering a solid from a liquid.
false
true
Evidence of a chemical reaction include change in temperature, color change, and making a new solid or gas.
true
false
The law of conservation of ________________ states matter is neither created nor destroyed.
energy
evolution
matter
The reactants in a chemical equation are on the the _____ side of the arrow. They work together or "react" to create the final product.
left
right
The product in a chemical equation is on the ______ side of the arrow. This is what is created from the reactants working together.
right
left
Nonrenewable resources are energy resources that cannot be replenished once they are used up.
True
False
Renewable resources are able to be reused and replaced quickly.
True
False
These are energy resource that are created by natural processes including the decomposition of dead organisms. Examples are petroleum, coal, and natural gas.
fossil fuels
biomass
solar energy
wind energy
_____ describes the careful use and consumption of the resources we have.
depletion
intervention
resource
conservation
All living organisms are made up of _____
energy
cells
transportation
cell walls
Cells consist of smaller pieces called ____________. These act as the organ of the cell.
cells
organs
organelles
mitochondria
________ describes the process of breaking food down into molecules that are carried to cells by a circulation system.
respiration
digestion
photosynthesis
ATP
__________ releases energy plants and animals use from sugars. The two products of this process include carbon dioxide and water.
digestion
cellular respiration
energy
ATP
Viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites and protozoa are types of these small organisms that cannot be seen without the aid of a microscope.
microbes
microbiology
plants
organelles
A virus is _________ and needs a _____ to survive.
living, host
nonliving, host
living
nonliving
An _________ is an outbreak of a disease in a small region
epidemic
pandemic
outbreak
infection
A ___________ is an outbreak of a disease that spreads to multiple countries worldwide.
epidemic
pandemic
outbreak
infection
A ______ is an organism that transmits a disease. An example is the mosquito or tick.
vector
animal
human
carrier
This term describe the strict isolation of an individual to contain the spread of a disease.
outbreak
quarantine
vector
transmission
Aseptic techniques describe processes such as washing hands, sterilizing equipment and using disinfectants to clean the home.
True
False
_______ applies biological scientific knowledge to create products and processes for human use. It has been used in the agriculture and health industry.
biotechnology
ecosystems
energy
transportation
This term states that the same processes that happened in the past are happening today.
uniformitarianism
mutation
cloning
The ______________ is a measurement of Earth's history divided into distinct intervals.
Geologic Time Scale
era
epoch
history
This is the series of processes by which rocks are transformed from one type to another and continually renewed
water cycle
rock cycle
weathering
erosion
