A thing with more mass is ___________ to move.

A thing with less mass is _______________ to stop.

Mass is measured in _________.

A kilogram equals _____________ grams.

__________________ measures how much space a thing takes up.

Which is the formula for Volume?

The standard unit for volume is the ________

Color, texture, and shape are _______________ properties.

What tool do you use to measure liquids?

What are the 3 phases of matter?

solid, liquid, and __________

The top layer of the earth, the part we walk on, is called the ___________.

The center of the earth is very hot. It is called the _________.

This type of rock is laid down in layers over many years.

This type of rock is made from lava.

This type of rock changes because of heat and pressure.

The inner core of the earth is mostly made of what element?

What is the thinnest layer of the earth?

What layer of the earth makes up most of the earth's mass?

The layer of the earth is in the center of the earth and is VERY hot.

Which is more dense?

a solid or a gas

Which is more dense?

a gas or a liquid

Which is more dense?

a bowling ball or a basketball

Which of these is a physical property?

Which of these is a physical property?

True or False

Everything is made of atoms.

Which word means the ability to float?

True or False

Volume and mass are physical properties.

True or False

Pressure increases (becomes greater) the deeper you go in the ocean.

Which direction do latitude lines go on a globe?

Which direction do longitude lines go on a globe?

What do we call zero (0) degrees latitude?

What do we call zero (0) degrees longitude?

What do we call land that is surrounded on all sides by water?

What do we call land that is surrounded on three sides by water?

What continent do you live on?

What ocean is off the coast of South Carolina?

What are glucose, sucrose, and fructose?

What do we call the temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid?

What do we call the temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas?

What do we call a PURE chemical?

What is represented by the symbol H₂O ?

If there is a reaction and we there are color changes, bubbles made, and heat made; we can guess that there was a ______________ change.

Water boiling is a ____________ change.

What can we use to separate metal and non-metal substances (things)?

What can we use to separate liquids and solids?

What tool would you use to separate dirt from water?

What do we call water that falls from the sky?

What is it called when water molecules collect together?

What is it called when water changes from a liquid to a gas?

At what temperature Fahrenheit does water freeze?

At what temperature Fahrenheit does water boil?

What would be a comfortable room temperature in Fahrenheit degrees?

What tool measures temperature?

What tool measures air pressure?

What do we call a scientist that studies the weather?

When air pressure rises (goes up), what kind of weather can you expect?

When air pressure falls (goes down), what type of weather can you expect?

What tool measures wind speed.

What tool measures wind direction?

What do we call the air around the earth?

What might happen when dry cool air mixes with warm wet air?

What do we call big fluffy clouds?

What types of clouds may make thunderstorms and bring lots of rain?

What do we call a person that makes maps?

What do we call a large tropical storm with winds that are stronger than 74 miles per hour?

The air we breathe is mostly made up of Nitrogen and ____________.

How much of the earth is covered with water?

How much of the earth's water is in the oceans?

Water that we can drink is called freshwater. How much of the earth's freshwater is found in rivers, lakes, and streams on the surface of the earth?

Where is 70% of the earth's fresh water found?

What do we call matter (a thing) that is made of 2 or more different atoms?

Matter that is made of one type of atom is called ____________.

True or False

A pure substance can NOT be broken into different parts.

What do we call a chart of all the elements?

In a mixture, if the substances are separate from each other, that mixture is called ____________.

Saltwater is what kind of mixure?

True or False

Homogenous mixtures are usually solutions.

Which is a pure substance?

Which is a mixture?

Things with more mass have

What do friction, wind resistance and gravity do to moving things?

True or False

The bigger the object the less the inertia.

When something is moved from its place, this ___________________.

Change in speed and direction

Identify the simple machine.

Identify the simple machine.

Identify the simple machine.

Identify the simple machine.

Identify the simple machine.

Identify the simple machine.

Force is measured in ____________.

In an atom, where are protons found?

In an atom, where are neutrons found?

Electrons have a ________________ charge.

Protons have a ________________ charge.

Neutrons have a ________________ charge.

This machine makes electricity.

In the picture, how is electricity made?

Which shows a nuclear power plant?

Which picture shows solar energy production?

Which picture shows making electricity from the wind?

Which picture shows hydroelectric power?

Which type of power generation in nonrenewable?

What is the atomic number of Carbon?

What is the atomic mass of Carbon?

How many electrons does this atom of Carbon have?

Choose the material that is a conductor of electricity.

Choose the insulator (the material that will not conduct electricity).

Which picture shows thermal energy?

Which picture shows nuclear energy?

Which picture shows electromagnetic energy?

Which picture shows electrical energy?

Which picture shows chemical energy?

What has the shortest wavelength?

What has the longest wavelength?

Which rays are the most dangerous?

Choose the Cardinal directions? (2 answers)

Choose the Intermediate directions? (2 answers)

What do we call zero degrees latitude?

What do we call zero degrees longitude?

What do plants need to do photosynthesis?

(Choose all the correct answers -- 3)

What do plants give off when the do photosynthesis?

What structure in a plant do the work of photosynthesis?