Worksheetsmatter, nature of science, water cycle, climate, weather
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 31mins
Dee measured the the temperature and humidity every afternoon for four days. She recorded the results in the table below.
Which day could Dee conclude was the most hot and humid?
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Kendell wants to determine if there is a trend in air temperature changes during April. Which of the following procedures should he follow?
Measure the temperature every hour for 1 day.
Measure the temperature at noon every day in April.
Measure the temperature at the same time each Monday.
Measure the temperature on the first and last day of April.
The table below describes some weather conditions at two different weather stations.
Which statement is correct?
Station 1 is experiencing more rain than station 2.
Both stations are experiencing stronger winds than station 2.
Both stations are experiencing freezing conditions.
Both stations have wind traveling in the same direction.
Jeff notices that the air pressure is rising. Based on this observation, which type of weather does Jeff expect?
unstable weather
stormy weather
windy weather
fair weather
Oceans receive freshwater from precipitation and rivers. Yet ocean levels do not change very much from these actions. Why are ocean levels not greatly affected?
Water is constantly seeping underground in the ocean.
Water is constantly evaporating over the ocean's surface.
Water is constantly flowing back into rivers from the oceans.
Water is constantly deposited back on the land through ocean wave action.
Tara is studying the water cycle. She knows that in order for evaporation to happen, there needs to be a source of energy that generates heat. What is the main source of energy that powers the water cycle?
sun
oceans
clouds
water vapor
The picture shows how a puddle changes during the day.
What process is taking place?
condensation
precipitation
evaporation
runoff
Christine has a glass of water. Michael has a fruit juice drink. Both drinks are at room temperature, and both students add ice to their drinks. Condensation begins to form on the outside of Christine's glass before Michael's. How could they state their observations as a problem to design an experiment?
What is condensation?
How does ice cause condensation to form in water?
Does the temperature of the air influence condensation?
Does the type of liquid influence the rate at which condensation forms?
Where in a tropical climate are you most likely to find cooler weather and snow?
at the top of a tall mountain
at sea level near a cold ocean current
in cloudy places near the center of the continent
at the base of a mountain range that blocks air flow
Which best describes climate?
Summers are typically hot and dry.
It rained this week.
Yesterday it was cold and windy.
The amount of water vapor in the air.
evaporation
humidity
condensation
air pressure
A region where air is rising causing cloudy and possibly stormy weather.
High Pressure
Low Pressure
Cold Front
Warm Front
A region where air is sinking causing clear and calm weather.
High Pressure
Low Pressure
Cold Front
Warm Front
The condition of the atmosphere or air at a specific time.
climate
weather
front
air pressure system
A scientist set up containers to collect water in three spots around town. He wanted to find out how much rain falls in each area. What should the scientist record when looking at each container?
The number of organisms present in each container
The amount of rainwater in each container
The color of the rainwater in each container
The temperature of the rainwater in each container
Information gained by using any of the 5 senses is
An observation
An inference
An anecdote
Not data
A hypothesis
Is a blind guess
Is only useful if it is true
describes what you expect to happen
can only be made by scientists
Facts or information collected during an experiment are referred to as
Data
Analysis
Inferences
Laws
The group that does NOT have the variable applied to them and is used only for comparison is the
Control group
Constants
Dependent variable
Quantitative data
The one thing you change during an experiment is a(n)
Data
Variable
Hypothesis
control group
What is the freezing point of water
32 C
0 C
100C
What is the boiling point of water
32 C
0 C
100C
