WorksheetsModule #1 Matter Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is true about a scientific idea?
It asks about an opinion.
It asks about a moral value.
It can be observed and tested.
It is biased in its results
What is true about a pseudoscientific idea?
It can be replicated and verified.
It tries to explain natural phenomena.
It is improved with new information
It ignores parts of the method of an investigation.
What can be answered with science?
Questions that ask about a moral value.
Questions that ask about an opinion.
Questions about things that can be measured.
Questions that are non-testable.
What is a scientific method?
A method that is biased.
A system for conducting a scientific investigation.
A system which constitutes a single step.
A method based on moral beliefs.
What does science explain?
Biased opinion
Natural Phenomena
Meaning of life
Moral values
Which of the following is usually done last in the scientific method?
Do background research
Test with an experiment
Ask a question
Analyze data and draw conclusions
What does mass measure?
How dense an object is
Quantity of matter in an object
Force of gravity acting on an object
How much space an object takes up
What does the weight of an object depend on?
Atmospheric pressure
Time taken for an event to occur
Temperature of the object
Force of gravity
The gravitational strength on Earth is less than the strength on Jupiter. What will happen to a satellite when it travels from Earth to Jupiter?
Its weight will decrease.
Its weight will increase.
Its mass will decrease.
Its mass will increase.
How is density calculated given mass and volume?
Mass divided by volume
Difference of volume and mass
Sum of volume and mass
Mass Multiplied by volume
What is mass per unit volume called?
Gravity
Temperature
Weight
Density
Which of the following is a unit of volume of liquids?
Gram
Gram per cubic centimeter
Liters
liters per cubic gram
Which of the following is a unit of volume of solids?
Cubic meters
Square meters
Liters per cubic gram
Gram per cubic centimeter
Which of the following is a unit of volume in the English system of measurement?
Liters per cubic gram
Kilograms per cubic centimeter
Gallons
Meters
What best describes the temperature at which a liquid turns to gas?
Thermal Conductivity
Solubility
Melting point
Boiling point
What best describes a material's ability to dissolve?
Thermal conductivity
Boiling point
Melting point
Solubility
What best describes the degree to which a material can transmit heat?
Electrical conductivity
Boiling point
Thermal conductivity
Melting point
What best defines an intensive property of substance?
A property that is observable
A physical property that depends on sample size
A property that is measurable
A physical property that is independent of sample size
What best defines an extensive property of a substance?
A property that is measurable
A physical property that is not dependent on sample size.
A property that is observable
A physical property that depends on the sample size
Which of the following is an intensive property?
Shape
Mass
Magnetism
Volume
Which substance has magnetic properties?
Glass
Wood
Iron
Paper
Which substance is highly soluble in water?
Iron
Salt
Sand
Glass
Which one is not magnetic?
steel
Iron
Nickel
paper
Which substance has a high thermal conductivity?
Aluminum
Glass
Wood
Paper
Factors that remain the same throughout the experiment are?
independent
dependent
controlled
variable
What is Mrs. Rienecker's favorite sea animal?
sea horse
sea cucumber
sea urchin
sea turtle
What subject does Mrs. Rienecker teach this year?
ELA
Social Studies
Technology
Science
What is the name of the principal of Sunset Heights?
Bill Nye
Mr. Yates
Mrs. Conelley
Mary Poppins
What is the holiday we celebrate this weekend?
Halloween
Memorial Day
Valentine's Day
Labor Day
What is the school mascot?
Unicorn
Sloth
cub
Tiger
