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A feature on the surface of Earth such as a mountain, hill, dune, ocean, or river. Una característica en la superficie de la Tierra, como una montaña, colina, duna, océano o río.
weathering / degradacion
deposition / sedimentacion
erosion / erosion
landform / accidents geograficos
The breakdown of rocks into smaller particles from the effects of wind, water, and ice. Una roca rompiendose en partículas más pequeñas por el viento, el agua y el hielo.
weathering / degradacion
deposition / sedimentacion
erosion / erosion
landform / accidente geografico
Which force of nature formed the landform in the picture?
¿Qué fuerza de la naturaleza formó el accidente geográfico en la imagen?
wind / viento
ice / hielo
water / agua
none / ninguna
A deep gorge in the surface of Earth formed by the erosion of moving water and sand.
delta
valley
cliff
canyon
Which force of nature created the landform in the picture?
¿Qué fuerza de la naturaleza formó el accidente geográfico en la imagen?
wind / viento
ice / hielo
water / agua
ninguna / none
The build-up of land by the settlement of sediment and soil in a new location.
La acumulación de tierra por el deposito de sedimento y tierra en un lugar nuevo.
weathering / degradacion
deposition / sedimentacion
erosion / erosion
landform / accidente geografico
A triangular landform where a river empties into another body of water.
Un accidente geográfico triangular donde un río desemboca en otro cuerpo de agua.
valley / valle
glacier / glaciar
delta / delta
canyon / cañón
The carrying of sediments by wind, water, or ice.
El movimiento de sedimentos por el viento, agua, o hielo.
Weathering / degradacion
Deposition / sedimentacion
Erosion / erosion
compactation / compactacion
Which force created the landform in the picture?
¿Qué fuerza de la naturaleza formó el accidente geográfico en la imagen?
wind / viento
ice / hielo
water / agua
landforms / accidentes geograficos
What processes led to the formation of the landform in the picture?
¿Qué procesos llevaron a la formación del accidente geográfico en la imagen?
weathering and deposition / degradación y sedimentación
weathering and erosion / degradación y erosion
weathering and compaction / degradación y compactación
weathering and cementation / weathering y cementación
Which of these is not a fossil fuel?
Coal
Oil
Electricity
Natural Gas
Why are fossils fuels so widely used?
They are renewable so they won't run out.
They pollution they produce is less compared to renewable energy sources.
They are easy to obtain and process.
They don't disrupt the environment when mined from the earth.
What is the definition of matter?
anything with weight
liquids
anything that has mass and takes up space
what is mass?
a triple beam balance
the amount of matter in something and is measured in grams
a tool for measuring length
what are physical properties?
measurable characteristics that describe the physical state of something
inferences-educated guess
observations of matter
what is magnetism?
property of attraction to a plastic.
property of attraction to a magnet.
property of attraction to a matter.
property of attraction to a metal.
what are the physical states?
condensation, evaporation, boiling, freezing of water
the three states of water
the classification of matter as a solid, liquid, or gas.
classifying the 3 states of mass
what is relative density?
mass of something
how dense something is compared with a reference material. more dense than water will sink, less dense than water will float.
more dense will float, less dense will sink
amount of matter in something
what is solubility?
ability of a solid to dissolve in a liquid.
liquids dissolving in a solid.
ability of a liquid to dissolve in a solid
what is properties?
materials that allow electricity to flow through
qualities/characteristics that distinguish one sample of mater from another
three states of matter
what is thermal energy?
cold weather
energy that can be measured by a thermometer.
hot weather
what is a conductor?
material that allows electric current or thermal (heat) energy to pass through easily.
material that allows light energy to pass through easily.
material that allows mechanical energy to pass through easily.
what is an insulator?
material that slows down or stops light energy
material that allows current or thermal (heat) energy to pass through
material that slows down or stops electric current or thermal (heat) energy from passing through
what is volume?
milk, water, soda, etc
amount of space something takes up, measured in ml.
liquids
Density is...
an object weight or mass
matter of a substance
whether an object sinks or floats
measurement of mass
thermal is another word for....
heat
moving
electricity
A temperature scale on which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees
boiling point
farenheit
celsius
temperature
As a whole, this bowl of chicken noodle soup would generally be considered a
mixture
solution
Which of the following is NOT a mixture?
oxygen
coins in a piggy bank
bird seed
Chex mix
Salt can be separated from water by using
tweezers
sieve
magnet
evaporation
All of the buttons in this pile
make the pile a mixture.
can be separated with a magnet.
have all the same properties.
are likely to dissolve in water.
This is a type of mixture where one substance dissolves into another
Solution
Miscibility
Compound
Solubility
Sugar dissolved in water is an example of a
Solution
Mixture
What kind of energy is also known as working energy?
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
Sound energy
Mechanical energy
Daniel has chores to do around the house. In what chore does he use thermal energy?
oil a squeaky door hinge
sweep the back porch
cook eggs for breakfast
dig weeds in the garden
Which type of energy can travel without matter?
sound
light
thermal
mechanical
The picture shows a spring toy. If you push down the toy and then release it, the toy will pop up into the air. Which types of energy does the spring toy have as it flies through the air?
electrical and thermal
kinetic and potential
potential and electrical
thermal and kinetic
Objects can lose energy. Which answer describes an example of the energy of a material decreasing?
eggs cooking in a pan
water freezing into ice
snow melting in the spring
a ball bouncing on the floor
What energies are needed for this fan to work ?
electrical and thermal
electrical and mechanical
mechanical and sound
mechanical and thermal
Why do socks sometimes stick together in a dryer?
Both socks have a positive charge
both socks have a negative charge
protons move from one sock to another
electrons move from one sock to another
A student builds a circuit made up of a battery, two light bulbs, and a switch. What will the student most likely observe in this circuit?
Light bulb 1 and light bulb 2 will both be on
Light bulb 1 will be off, but light bulb 2 will be on
Light bulb 1 and light bulb 2 will both be off
Light bulb 1 will be on, but light bulb 2 will be off
The diagram shows a series circuit with three lit bulbs. How many of the bulbs will remain lit if the wire is cut a the point shown by the arrow?
0
1
2
3
Which of these changes to the electric circuit shown above will cause the lightbulb to light up.
Straightening the wire so that the current can flow more easily
Adding a switch and more wire so that the current can flow more easily
Turning one battery so that its positive end connects to the other battery's negative end
Making the length of wire the same on both sides of the lightbulb
A string of lights with small bulbs is shown below. The bulbs are connected by wire that is covered in an insulator. When the lights are on, electricity travels in....
a complete circuit
a sound wave
a light ray
an incomplete path
The diagram shows the metal posts that are usually found on a battery. The battery can be connected to a bell and a switch to produce sound. Which statement best explains why there are two metal posts on the battery?
The battery needs only one metal post to connect to the bell, but the other post is present in case the first post fails to post.
The battery needs to form a complete circuit that starts with one metal post and ends with the other metal post.
One metal post makes a complete circuit with the switch, and the other metal post makes a complete circuit with the bell.
One metal post makes the bell start to ring, and the other metal post makes the bell ring louder
Reflection is when light...
Bends
Bounces
Absorbs
transmits
Refraction is when light...
Bounces
Transmits
Bends
Absorbs
___________ travels in a straight line until something changes its path
Medium
Refract
Reflect
Light
What is happening in this picture?
Reflection
Refraction
What is happening in this picture?
Reflection
Refraction
An object that absorbs light is called a
Refractor
Reflector
Transmitter
Medium
Which of the following best models how light is reflected?
An arrow hitting a target
A ball bouncing off a wall
An apple falling from a tree
A marble rolling down a ramp
A push or a pull
magnetism
speed
force
friction
A force of attraction to objects with steel or iron
friction
force
magnetism
gravity
Force that pulls things toward the Earth
gravity
force
friction
magnetism
A force that happens when rubbing objects together
magnetism
force
gravity
friction
pushing a chair across the carpet involves
friction
magnetism
gravity
electricity flows in a ______________ circuit
closed
open
smooth
loud
Light travels in a ___________ line
reflected
retracted
straight
zig zag
When salt dissolves in water it is called
salty
soluble
evaporation
precipitation
