WorksheetsScience - 3rd Quarter Exam
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 46mins
The term _____ can be defined as "a push or pull".
GRAVITY
FRICTION
MASS
FORCE
What kind of force occurs when one object pushes against another?
GRAVITY
FRICTION
CONTACT FORCE
MOTION
A force that resists motion is called _____?
CONTACT FORCE
FRICTION
GRAVITY
MASS
The Force of attraction between objects is known as ____.
Gravity
Motion
Contact force
Friction
What kind of force do you use when you tap your pencil?
Gravity
Friction
Contact Force
Mass
TELL WHETHER EACH EXAMPLE REPRESENTS POTENTIAL OR KINETIC ENERGY
A boy opening a can of Soda
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY
TELL WHETHER EACH EXAMPLE REPRESENTS POTENTIAL OR KINETIC ENERGY
An unopened can of Soda
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY
TELL WHETHER EACH EXAMPLE REPRESENTS POTENTIAL OR KINETIC ENERGY
A girl Jumping Rope
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY
TELL WHETHER EACH EXAMPLE REPRESENTS POTENTIAL OR KINETIC ENERGY
A book on the edge of the table
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY
TELL WHETHER EACH EXAMPLE REPRESENTS POTENTIAL OR KINETIC ENERGY
A parked car.
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY
Name the invention man uses to harness the power of the water. (a)
The State of matter that has a definite shape. (a)
The state of matter that has no definite shape but its molecules tend to stay together. (a)
The state of matter that has no definite shape and its molecules tend to diffuse. (a)
The freezing point and melting point of water is (a) °F .
The boiling point and condensation point of water is (a) °F .
Like charges (a) ; opposite attract.
Early compasses were made from rocks called (a) ?
The temperature at which a solid becomes liquid is the (a) point.
The temperature at which a liquid becomes gas is the (a) point.
The temperature at which a liquid becomes solid is the (a) point.
Combustion is another word for (a) ?
All fuels need (a) in order to burn.
the Higher the O (a) number of a gasoline, the better the "anti-knock" quality.
The engine of the first airplane turned a (a) that pulled the airplane through the air.
The dark spots on the surface of the sun are called _____?
Core
Sun Spots
Corona
Chromosphere
the Sun is 93,000,000 miles from the earth.
True
False
The part of the sun that we see is called the photosphere.
TRUE
FALSE
The very center of the sun is called the Core.
TRUE
FALSE
The vapor blanket around the sun is the Photosphere.
TRUE
FALSE
The sun helps plants produce food through the process of digestion.
TRUE
FALSE
A group of stars that seem to outline a picture of person, animal or object is (a) .
Which constellation is mentioned in the Bible?
(a)
What occurs when the moon passes directly in front of the sun?
Solar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Partial Eclipse
Full moon
What occurs when the moon travels through the earth's shadow?
Solar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Partial Eclipse
Full moon
The brightest planet in the sky that surrounded by highly reflective clouds composed of sulfuric acid.
(a)
The only planet suitable for living things which has a bountiful supply of water.
(a)
Called the red planet.
(a)
A total weight of air on some particular place on earth. (a)
Sphere of light; the surface layer of the sun; the layer visible to the observer on Earth.
(a)
A colorful layer of gases that surrounds the sun's photosphere; visible only through a monochromator.
Photosphere
Chromosphere
Atmosphere
Tropopause
the layer of gases surrounding a planet or moon.
Photosphere
Chromosphere
Atmosphere
Tropopause
Small solid pieces of rocky debris traveling through space.
(a)
A Scientist who studies weather is called (a) .
Temperature at which cooling air becomes saturated and begins to release some of its water vapor through condensation.
relative humidity
condensation
dew point
air pressure
The process by which cooling water vapor leaves the air and changes into tiny droplets of liquid water.
relative humidity
condensation
dew point
air pressure
During the thunderstorm, it is safe to take shelter underneath a very tall tree.
True
False
A Cumulonimbus cloud does not perform any useful tasks.
True
False
What is another term for cumulonimbus cloud?
(a)
What is flattened top of a tall cumulonimbus cloud called?
(a)
Sheet lightning that is very far off in the distance is called _______.?
Updrafts
Thunderhead
sheet lightning
heat lightning
What do we call lightning bolts that remain within a cloud?
Updrafts
Thunderhead
sheet lightning
heat lightning
Ice Crystals fall singly to the earth?
Dry snow
Ordinary Rain
Sleet
Tropical Rain
Freezing Rain
Ice Crystals melt.
Dry snow
Ordinary Rain
Sleet
Tropical Rain
Freezing Rain
Ice Crystals melt and refreeze in the air?
Dry snow
Ordinary Rain
Sleet
Tropical Rain
Freezing Rain
Large water droplets absorb smaller droplets while falling.
Dry snow
Ordinary Rain
Sleet
Tropical Rain
Freezing Rain
Ice crystals melt and refreeze on the ground.
Dry snow
Ordinary Rain
Sleet
Tropical Rain
Freezing Rain
Forms when warm air moves over cold water
Sea Fog
Radiation Fog
Steam Fog
Forms when water vapor condenses immediately after evaporating
Sea Fog
Radiation Fog
Steam Fog
Form on long, clear nights when air cools by touching the ground.
Sea Fog
Radiation Fog
Steam Fog
low, grayish-white cloud blanket gives light drizzle.
Stratus
Cumulus
Cirrus
Fog
White, wiapy clouds very high in the sky; usually a sigh of good weather.
Stratus
Cumulus
Cirrus
Fog
Small, white, puffy clouds: a sign of good weather
Stratus
Cumulus
Cirrus
Fog
A ground-level cloud, much like stratus.
Stratus
Cumulus
Cirrus
Fog
What are the 3 ingredients in the cloud recipe?
dust, water, particles
dust, water, rising air
rising air, ice, water
water, dust, ice
