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WorksheetsScience Chapter 5
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
How much of the earth's surface is covered with water?
1/2
1/4
3/4
5/8
What are clouds made of?
water and air
gas and water
air and gas
cotton balls
Which cloud is large and puffy?
cumulus
cirrus
stratus
fog
Which kind of cloud is light and feathery?
cirrus
cumulus
stratus
fog
Which kind of cloud looks like a blanket?
stratus
cirrus
cumulus
fog
What percentage of your body is water?
70%
65%
50%
45%
How much water does your body need to take in each day?
1 gallon
1 quart
3 quarts
2 1/2 quarts
Anything that takes up space and has weight is ?
molecule
steam
matter
vibrate
The smallest piece of a substance that still has all the qualities of that substance is ?
matter
object
atoms
molecule
What are the particles that make up a molecule called?
atoms
matter
hydrogen
solids
the TWO atoms which make up water are oxygen and?
hydrogen
nitrogen
In what THREE states does matter exist?
gas
liquid
partial
solid
To move rapidly back and forth
vibrate
rotate
motion
working
hot water vapor
steam
gas
fog
dew
has no shape of its own but fills up a certain amount space
solid
gas
liquid
has a definite shape and fills up a certain amount of space
solid
gas
liquid
has no shape and does not fill up a fixed amount of space
solid
gas
liquid
molecules are closest together in this matter
solid
gas
liquid
molecules move the fastest in this matter
solid
gas
liquid
What is water's melting point?
32'F
30'F
24'F
42'F
What is water's boiling point?
168'F
150'F
212'F
220'F
to become smaller
contract
expand
force
potential
a push or a pull on an object
force
energy
expand
work
the ability to do work
energy
potential
moving
contract
energy that is stored
moving
work
force
potential
the force which draws things toward the center of the earth
energy
gravity
force
expand
When molecules are heated they ?
speed up
slow down
stay the same
stop
water does this right before it freezes ?
expands
contracts
freezes
heats up
When an object is moved it is called ?
work
moving
force
energy
clear; allowing light to pass through
solid
transparent
atmosphere
gravity
the gas that plants take from the air in order to make food
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nitrogen
gas
the layer of air surrounding the earth
gas
carbon dioxide
gravity
atmosphere
keeps the blanket of air around the earth
gravity
atmosphere
gas
the gas that makes up most of the air
oxygen
carbon dioxide
gas
nitrogen
the state of matter air exists in naturally
gas
solid
liquid
the gas that people need to breathe and create energy
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nitrogen
water vapor in the air is
fog
frost
humidity
evaporation
The process by which liquid becomes water vapor
evaporation
condensation
dew point
precipitation
Any form of water that falls from the clouds
precipitation
dew point
fog
humidity
The process of water vapor turning back into water
condensation
precipitation
water cycle
dew point
When water changes from a liquid to a solid or gas over and over
water cycle
humidity
condensation
fog
Particles of ice which fall from the sky during some thunderstorms
Sleet
Snow
Rain
Hail
Tiny crystals of ice formed by frozen water vapor
Fog
Sleet
Frost
Snow
Which is NOT a form of precipitation?
Rain
Dew
Snow
Hail
Rain that freezes while passing through a layer of very cold air.
Hail
Cold rain
Sleet
Snow
Warm air is able to hold more water vapor than cold air.
FALSE
TRUE
lark bunting
starling
wren
chickadee
pigeon
meadowlark
nuthatch
California gull
The tight fitting together of water molecules near the water's surface. This allows objects to float on it!
Boiling point
Surface tension
freezing point
How far does the atmosphere extend?
1,000 miles
10 miles
100 miles
10,000 miles
What does the weight of the atmosphere create?
temperature
wind
gravity
air pressure
cirrus
cumulus
stratus
sunny with no clouds
stratus
cirrus
cumulus
sunny with no clouds
stratus
cirrus
cumulus
sunny with no clouds
a dark rain or storm cloud
nimbus
fog
alto
forecast
the amount of water vapor in the air
humidity
fog
dew point
evaporation
frozen water vapor formed in clouds
snow
hail
rain
sleet
the temperature at which water vapor condenses
212'
32'
dew point
humidity
a large body of air that has the same temperature and humidity
air mass
forecast
dew point
alto
a cloud close to the ground
fog
dew
forecast
snow
common loon
flicker
goldfinch
starling
Every place on the earth receives the same amount of heat.
TRUE
FALSE
The top of a mountain and the sea level have different levels of air pressure.
TRUE
FALSE
