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WorksheetsYear in Review - 6th grade science
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Which statement in an observation about the picture?
There are 3 kids.
It is summer.
The kids are happy because the ice cream truck came through town.
Which statement is an observation about the picture.
People are going to have a picnic in the field.
There are clouds in the sky.
It is spring.
Which statement is an inference about the picture.
There are people on the ride.
The girl in the front has her arms up.
The people are having fun.
Which statement is an inference about the picture.
The batter is wearing a blue shirt.
The batter hit a homerun.
There is a person behind the catcher wearing black.
What is the difference between seeing an object on the TV and seeing an object in real life?
I see both objects the same exact way.
I need a light source to see the object in real life.
I do not need an additional light source to see the object on TV because the TV is a light source.
I do not need a light source to see either object.
True or False
An image on TV is both an object and a light source at the same time.
true
false
What was the reason for completing the activity where you had to find objects around the room?
to show that you do not need light to see an object
to show that we all see the same thing no matter where you are sitting
to show that we need C.O.L.E to see an object
What are the 4 conditions needed to see something?
light
eyes
clear path
brain
object
During the finding object around the room activity, what was the purpose of finding the black box twice, once with the lights off and once with the lights on?
to show that you need eyes to see something
to show that you need light to see something
to show that you need a clear path to see something
During the finding object around the room activity, which item showed that we must have an object present in order to see it?
illusion book
globes
blue Lego box
the main office
Why can the guy see his phone?
The phone is the object and the light source.
There is a clear path to it.
The guy has eyes.
All of the above.
Optical refers to....
nose
eyes
brain
illusions
What is a data table?
It is a place where we record the data we are gathering.
It is a line graph where we can plot our data.
It is a predictions based on what we see.
What is an observation?
When you make an prediction based on what you see.
When you are paying careful attention to events that happen in the world.
A place we record information.
When your eyes see it correctly, but your brain gets tricked.
observation
optical illusion
inference
data table
What is a consensus?
the majority
an illusion
only a few people agree
when no one agrees
What is a pixel?
a huge dot that reflects light
a good observation
tiny dots that act as a light source
the answer the majority of the group answers
What is the path of light to see the beach toys?
Sun hits our eyes so we can see the toys.
The toys have their own light so we can see them.
Sun hits the toys, bounces off to our eyes.
All of the answers.
What is the difference between seeing an object and seeing an object on TV?
To see an object, the light bounces off object to our eyes.
To see the object, we need a light source
The TV is both the object and light source
All the answers
What organisms will be DIRECTLY affected if the butterfly is removed from the food web?
frog
dragon fly
lavenders
a flowering plan
all of the above
Who has more food choices, the FROG or the BUTTERFLY?
frog
butterfly
hey have the same number of food choices
My particles are not tightly packed but not totally spread-out. My particles are moving freely. What am I?
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
I can change to to another form if you heat me or cool me. What am I?
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
I have a definite shape and a definite volume. What am I?
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
I will take the shape of whatever I am in, and I will fill the container completely. What am I?
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
I do have a definite volume and I will take the shape of the container, but I may NOT completely fill the container.
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
What happens to particles when we heat them up?
They move faster
They move slower
They all clump together
What will happen to particles when I cool them?
they will speed up
they will spread out
they will clump together and slow down
True or False: When I cool water and leave it at room temperature, it will remain a liquid.
true
false
What causes matter to go from a solid to a liquid
gas
heat
cool temperatures
What is special about menthol?
it goes from a liquid back to a solid at room temperature
it always remains a solid
It will remain a liquid when we bring it back to room temperature
My particles are tightly packed together and vibrating in place.
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
I have volume and mass. Therefor, I am considered matter.
solid
liquid
gas
all of the above
Our classroom window is . . .
opaque
translucent
transparent
Check all items that are opaque.
brick wall
sandpaper
glass vase
wood door
Wax paper and tissue paper are both . . .
transparent
translucent
opaque
What do I need to smell?
source, object, brain, and bacon
source, object, nose, and air
salt, nose, brain, and wind
My two friends are standing outside next to each other. One is wearing a black shirt and one is wearing a white shirt. Which color shirt will have a higher reading on the sensor?
black shirt
white shirt
My two friends are standing outside next to each other. One is wearing a black shirt and one is wearing a white shirt. Which color shirt will absorb more light?
black shirt
white shirt
Light travels in . . .
zigzags
straight lines
swirls
Why does the pupil get smaller?
to allow less light in
to allow more light in
I am holding the light sensor directly up to a classroom light. What might my reading be?
500 lux
150 lux
2000 lux
1100 lux
What does CER stand for?
claim, excellent, resource
claim, evidence, reasoning
cool, excellent, rad
What number is neutral on pH scale?
2
5
7
10
True or False
Adding water to a substance will change its pH.
true
false
Which of the following are acids?
baking soda an blood
water and flour
soda and orange juice
What is the range of pH values for a BASIC solution?
0-6
8-14
3-10
