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Worksheets4th Grade Science Galileo Review EOY 2022
Total questions: 91
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
Which statement explains why light from the Sun can warm up water in a glass?
Light travels very fast.
Light travels in straight lines.
Water reflects light energy.
Water absorbs light energy.
When you hold an ice cube, your hand feels cold because
The cold flows from the ice cube to your hand.
Heat flows from your hand to the ice cube.
Ice is a poor conductor of heat.
Your hand is a better conductor of heat than the ice cube.
What is the primary source of energy on Earth?
The Sun
The Moon
Water
Rocks
What form of energy causes an ice cube to melt?
mechanical
magnetic
sound
heat
Heat is energy.
false
true
Renewable energy resources produce less_____________ than fossil fuels.
pollution
energy
wind
light
The solid form of fossil fuels is _______.
petroleum
crude oil
natural gas
coal
The fossil fuel that most likely provides the electricity for your tablets is _____.
petroleum
natural gas
crude oil
coal
Fossil Fuels (choose ALL that apply)
considered nonrenewable resources
cause pollution in the atmosphere
are renewable resources
oil, coal and natural gas
Geothermal energy uses heat from ____ to produce electricity.
the earth
coal
oil
natural gas
What type of power plant uses scraps from farming and waste products to generate electricity?
Hydroelectric Power Plant
Geothermal Power Plant
Biomass Power Plant
Nuclear Power Plant
The prefix "Bio" means . . .
Lies
Life
Lost
Last
The root word "Mass" represents the amount of ______ things are made up of?
Math
Myths
Matter
Mothra
Trees and plants can be grown for us to consume (eat) or to be used for . . .
Energy
Endoscopy
Endothermic
Eggs
Biomass is considered renewable?
True
False
Many scientists believe that Bio Fuels are better for our environment than Fossil Fuels?
True
False
Which best models a P wave moving through Earth's crust?
This question has two parts. First, answer Part 1. Then, answer Part 2.
Part 1 from "Seismic Waves"
Which type of seismic wave was most likely recorded at the station?
P Wave
S Wave
Part 2
from "Seismic Waves"
Which best explains the correct answer to Part 1?
It travels slower than the other types of seismic waves.
It is the seismic wave that can travel through all of Earth's layers.
It causes particles to travel in a circular motion around all of Earth.
Which best models an S wave moving through Earth's crust?
What scale is used to measure an earthquake?
Ricther Scale
A big scale
Seismic Scale
The point where the earthquake begins.
epicenter
fault
focus
seismic waves
This is known as the sudden shaking of the ground and known as the sources of seismic waves.
earthquake
tsunami
flood
typhoon
This is considered as the fastest kind of seismic waves.
Love waves
Body waves
Primary waves
Secondary waves
A rock is moving with water in a river. This is an example of
erosion
deposition
decomposer
condensation
A bunny is brown in the spring. Why does the bunny change to a white color in the winter?
Camoflage
Hibernation
Migration
Because it wants to
What does a decomposer do?
Uses photosynthesis to make food
Takes in nutrients
Breaks down dead organisms
The grass
Identify the type of energy
Electrical Energy
Mechanical energy
Sound energy
Thermal energy
Identify the type of energy that powers this laptop.
Thermal energy
Mechanical energy
Sound energy
Electrical energy
Can the electricity go through ?
Yes.
No, because it is open.
Yes, because it is closed.
The _______________ is transformed into electrical energy inside the battery.
Chemical energy
Sound energy
Kinetic energy
Sun energy
________ is when you step in something and leave a footprint
imprinting
trace fossil
fossil
Rocks, sand, mud, and other soils are called
amber
mold/case
sediments
A scientist who studies fossil is called a
psychiatrist
physical education teacher
paleontologist
__________________ are fossils of the actual animal or animal part.
Amber
True fossils
Sediment
______ is a hard, translucent fossilized resin, typically yellowish in color. This is usually tree sap.
Amber
Fossil
Trace Fossil
________ is a fossil imprint made by the outside of a dead plant or animal. This fossil can be formed when sediments or minerals fill a mold, it takes on the same outside shape as the living thing.
True Fossil
Mold/Cast
Trace Fossil
_________ is the preserved remains of an animal, plant, or organism from the past.
Imprinting
Mold/Cast
Fossil
Fossils help us learn about....
What animals were like long ago
How the earth's surface has changed
what the environment was like
All of these
Which statement below is false?
Footprints can become fossils
Dinosaurs can become fossils
Old coins can become fossils
Fish can become fossils
A fish that died a year ago can't be a fossil today. This is because...
other animals will eat the fish
fish can't become fossils
it takes a long time for fossils to form
fish bones rot and decompose.
Scientists found fossilized fish skeletons in a farmer's field. What might have caused this?
Fish can swim in soil.
The area was once covered with water.
The farmer's soil creates fossils quickly.
The farmer cleaned his fish there.
Which describes the air mass approaching City B?
Warm Front and temperatures will increase
Warm Front and temperatures will decrease
Cold Front and temperatures will increase
Cold Front and temperatures will decrease
Where are stratus clouds located in the sky?
Hight
Medium
Low
High and Medium
What part of the water cycle helps wet clothes dry quickly?
Condensation
Evaporation
Run Off
Precipitation
What must happen to water vapor before it can rain?
Water vapor must freeze
Water vapor must evaporate
Water vapor must condense
Water vapor must run off
What do the lines represent?
Pressure
Boundries
Patterns
Fronts
Which region would experience an increase in temperature when the front passes over it?
Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
What is the name of this water form?
sea
ocean
river
lake
What is the name of this water form?
rain
groundwater
glacier
ocean
Saltwater from ocean and sea is too salty for people to drink.
true
false
Which out of the following is a source of fresh water?
Sea
River
Ocean
All the above
Only ______ percent of water on the earth is fresh water.
97%
3%
0.7%
0.3%
A natural hazard is any extreme event caused from natural processes.
True
False
Natural hazards can be prevented
True
False
The point directly above the focus of an earthquake it called the
hypocenter
epicenter
Which rating on the Richter scale would produce the most destructive earthquake?
1.2
5.3
6.8
8.4
Can a dormant volcano erupt?
Yes
No
Building tsunami resistant buildings can save human lives.
True
False
Tsunamis can be generated by which of the following?
Earthquakes
Landslides
Volcanoes
All of the above
