WorksheetsForm 2 Science Chapter 10-11
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
(Hint: Think about our sound song.)
Which of the following does not allow sound waves to propagate?
vacuum
liquid
solid
gas
Which of the following is a good sound absorber?
Concrete wall
Marble tile
Aluminium sheet
Softboard
Choose the correct arrangement of the speed at which mediums transmit sound in ascending order.
Solid, gas, liquid
Solid, liquid, gas
Gas, liquid, solid
Liquid, gas, solid
Which of the following affects the pitch of sound?
Loudness of sound
Amplitude of sound
Reflection of sound
Frequency of sound
What is term used to describe reflected sound?
Pitch
Loud
Echo
Note
Which of the following fields does not use sonar?
Medicine
Education
Shipping
Fisheries
Which of the following animals uses echolocation to move in the dark?
Dog
Cat
Elephant
Bat
Which tool is used to overcome the limitation of hearing in humans?
Kaleidoscope
Microscope
Stethoscope
Periscope
Which of the following is the hearing range of humans?
16 Hz to 12 000 Hz
55 Hz to 33 500 Hz
20 Hz to 20 000 Hz
2 000 Hz to 110 000
Bats use ________ to locate mosquitoes in the air.
solar
ecology
echolocation
refraction
Which one is an irregular galaxy?
Name this type of galaxy
spiral galaxy
elliptical galaxy
irregular galaxy
name this type of galaxy
spiral galaxy
elliptical galaxy
irregular galaxy
the sun is an example of a
star
planet
galaxy
comet
which statement is true
the milky way is a larger spiral galaxy
our solar system is located at the edge of one of the spiral arls of the milky way
a planet that has water
mars
venus
earth
sun
the arrangement of colour of the star starting from the lowest temperature to the highest temperature
red, orange, yellow, blue, white
orange, yellow, white, blue, red
red, orange, white, blue, yellow
red, orange, yellow, white, blue
What is a star? Choose 2 answers.
a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems. It is held together by gravity.
-a large ball of burning gas in space that is usually seen from earth as a point of light in the sky at night.
a ball of hydrogen and helium with enough mass that it can sustain nuclear fusion at its core.
What is a galaxy held together by?
Thor (Tor)
glue (pegamento)
gravity (la gravedad)
What is a galaxy?
a large group of stars gas, and dust held together by gravity (pg. 394)
the Universe probably began about 13.7 billion years ago with an enormous explosion. (pg.398)
It uses convex lenses which are curved outward like the surface of a ball. (pg. 412)
What is an asteroid?
patterns of stars in the night sky. (pg. 378)
small, rocky objects that orbit the sun. Although asteroids orbit the sun like planets, they are much smaller than planets.
the measurement of light that a star gives off (pg.380)
What is a comet? (Choose 2 answers)
They orbit the sun. Jets of gas and dust from them form long tails that can be seen from Earth.
a region where light can not escape (pg.392)
a giant star that measure 450,520,00 km.
a ball of frozen gases, rock and dust that is about the size of a small town.
What is a meteor? (choose 2 answers)
a large group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.(pg.394)
the fireballs or 'shooting stars' from when meteoroids enter Earth’s atmosphere (or that of another planet, like Mars) at high speed and burn up
a telescope that uses a curved mirror to direct light. (pg.412)
a small body of matter from outer space that enters the earth's atmosphere, becoming incandescent as a result of friction and appearing as a streak of light.
What is a meteoroid? ( el meteoroide ) Choose 2
a small body moving in the solar system that would become a meteor if it entered the earth's atmosphere.
a large group of stars, gas, an dust held together by gravity. (pg.394)
a giant red star (pg.402)
a small chunk of rock or iron that travels through space
What is the definition of a meteorite? ( el meteorito)
a large cloud of gas and dust. (pg.390)
the reusable spacecraft that transports astronauts, satellites, and other materials, to and from space (pg.425)
a fragment of rock or iron from outer space, usually a meteoroid or asteroid, which survives passage through the atmosphere as a meteor to impact the surface of the Earth
an enormous explosion that occurs when a massive star dies
black hole
nuclear fusion
supernova
solar wind
a hot, dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon that remains when a red giant star dies
red giant
supergiant
black hole
white dwarf
an immense cloud of dust & gas where stars are born
black hole
nebula
prominence
supernova
What causes the nebulae dense and form into a star?
strong gravitational pull and nuclear reaction
collision between planets
exposure to high heat
what factors determine the brightness of a star
size and colour
colour and distance
size and distance
temperature and colour
how does the image of galaxies was taken?
by hubble telescope
by satellites
by astronaut
Nuclear reaction in the sun converts the hydrogen gas into
oxygen
nitrogen
helium
water
