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Worksheets6th Science End of Year
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 14mins
In the water cycle, number 3 shows --
precipitation
condensation
evaporation
collection
Where does the train have the most potential energy?
1
2
3
4
Windy, cloudy, rainy, and cold are words that describe –
evaporation
weather
matter
energy
Which picture is an example of kinetic energy?
What process does this picture show?
cellular respiration
photosynthesis
digestion of oxygen
carbon dioxide production
Which statement can be used to argue that Earth exerts a gravitational force?
Earth orbits around the sun.
Satellites orbit around Earth.
The moon appears to change shape.
The moon is moving toward Earth.
Earth's rotation on its axis happens
Every 365 days
1 time a year
1 time a day
Does not orbit
Which statement is true?
The sun is the only star that gives off heat
The sun is hotter than any other star.
The sun is the closest star to Earth.
The sun is the largest star.
A nonrenewable resource is
Something which can be used repeatedly and replaced naturally
Are natural resources that cannot be replaced after they are used, or take thousands of years to replace.
Students observed an apple falling from a tree to the ground. Which of these best identifies the type of energy an apple has because it is hanging from the tree?
kinetic energy
elastic potential energy
gravitational potential energy
nuclear potential energy
A student drops a ball. As the ball falls, it loses 4.2 joules (J) of gravitational potential energy. The gravitational potential energy of the ball is then converted into a different form. About how much kinetic energy does the ball gain?
2.1 J
4.2 J
8.4 J
16.8 J
A tumbleweed is a common desert plant that detaches from its roots when it becomes dry. The dried tumbleweed is easily pushed by wind. What causes the wind to form?
uneven heating of the atmosphere
revolution of the moon around Earth
rapid movement of tectonic plates
formation of clouds in the sky
Land breeze and sea breezes are caused by the different _________ between land and water surfaces.
rotations
temperatures
gases
solids
