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WorksheetsScience Q4 G4
Total questions: 108
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
FARMER uses water to grow crops and other plants
TRUE
FALSE
Power plant use fresh water to generate electricity.
TRUE
FALSE
Manufacturing Industries cannot manufacture goods without fresh water.
TRUE
FALSE
Cars and other vehicles does not need water for their engines.
TRUE
FALSE
Long period of no rain
(a)
The careful use of our natural resources
(a)
What are some ways on how to be a water-smart child?
Turn the knob gently everytime you turn on the faucet.
Check faucets and pipes at home for leaks.
Turn off the faucet tightly after use. Also turn off when the bucket is full.
Turn off the faucet immediately after you wet your toothbrush
Turn off the faucet immediately after you wet your toothbrush
turning from liquid state to a gas state or water vapor
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
PRECIPITATION
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
In EVAPORATION, HEAT is needed and speeds up the process.
TRUE
FALSE
In EVAPORATION, greater surface area speeds up the process.
TRUE
FALSE
In EVAPORATION, greater surface area prolong the process.
TRUE
FALSE
Less humid air evaporates quicker.
TRUE
FALSE
Gas or water vapor turning to liquid
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
PRECIPITATION
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
Occurs when water vapor touches a cool surface.
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
PRECIPITATION
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
Clouds form during _____
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
PRECIPITATION
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
Rain, Snow, Sleet, Hail
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
PRECIPITATION
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
Water flowing on the surface of the land
EVAPORATION
CONDENSATION
SURFACE RUNOFF
INFILTRATION
TRANSPIRATION
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR WHEN…
Water falls on a steep slope?
Water falls on a gentle slope?
Water on a steep slope is moving faster. It is moving so fast it will RUNOFF instead of absorb into the ground.
TRUE
FALSE
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
Urban Areas
Agricultural Areas
URBAN AREAS HAVE A LOT OF CONCRETE. WATER CANNOT ABSORB INTO CONCRETE. IT HAS TO RUNOFF.
TRUE
FALSE
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
Dense Vegetation
Sparse Vegetation
Dense vegetation slows the water allowing it to absorb into the soil. Sparse vegetation allows the water to move more freely making surface runoff more likely.
TRUE
FALSE
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
(Porous means able to absorb fluid)
Less porous ground, like sand
More porous ground, like gravel
(a) measure of the % of pore space in rock and/or soil compared to its total volume
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
saturated soil
dry soil
SURFACE RUNOFF IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR DURING A...
Torrential Downpour
Gentle Rain
If the rainfall is extremely intense, the surface runoff becomes a FLASH FLOOD
TRUE
FALSE
If the rainfall is extremely intense, the surface runoff becomes a (a)
(a) is the ability of fluids (commonly water and oil) to flow through a material (rock or soil)
Surface Runoff is more likely to occur when the ground is FROZEN, water cannot seep into the frozen ground, because ICE often causes the ground to be IMPERMEABLE.
TRUE
FALSE
(a) is when water absorbs into the soil by seeping into pore spaces in the soil and rock
Water on a gentle slope is moving slower. It is moving so
slowly it begins to absorb into the ground.
TRUE
FALSE
AGRICULTURAL AREA HAS A LOT OF CHURNED UP SOIL, WITH WHICH IT IS EASY FOR WATER TO ABSORB INTO… THUS, INFILTRATION OCCURS!!!
TRUE
FALSE
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR WHEN…
Water falls on a steep slope?
Water falls on a gentle slope?
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
Urban Areas
Agricultural Areas
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
Dense Vegetation
Sparse Vegetation
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
(Porous means able to absorb fluid)
Less porous ground, like sand
More porous ground, like gravel
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IN...
saturated soil
dry soil
INFILTRATION IS MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR DURING A...
Torrential Downpour
Gentle Rain
(a) is water evaporating through the leaves of plants
The small openings on the underside of leaves are called (a)
During the winter, the stomata get very small.
Less transpiration occurs.
TRUE
FALSE
During the winter, the stomata get very small.
MORE transpiration occurs.
TRUE
FALSE
During the summer, the stomata get larger.
More transpiration occurs
TRUE
FALSE
During the summer, the stomata get larger.
LESS transpiration occurs
TRUE
FALSE
If you leave a hot drink on the table and wait for a while, does the drink heat up or cool off?
heat up
cool off
If you leave a cold drink on the same table and wait for a while, does the drink heat up or cool off?
heat up
cool off
THE MOVEMENT OF THERMAL ENERGY.
(a)
THE MEASURE OF THE AVERAGE SPEED OF ALL PARTICLES.
(a)
THE TOTAL ENERGY OF ALL PARTICLES IN AN OBJECT
(a)
(a) is the TRANSFER of thermal energy
The transfer of energy between objects that are different temperatures.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
Expressed in joules and calories.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
Varies with mass, specific heat capacity, and temperature change.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
A measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
Expressed in Degrees Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
Does not vary with the mass of an object.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
The total kinetic energy of the particles in a substance.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
Varies with mass and temperature.
HEAT
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL ENERGY
The atoms inside of everything are always jiggling and bouncing around. They have (a)
The more jiggling, the ____ the temperature.
higher
lower
Energy flows “___”
When you ski, you go down, not up.
downhill
uphill
Thermal energy flows down a “___”
temperature hill
temperature hall
temperature zone
thermal hill
Flowing thermal energy is called ___.
It ALWAYS flows from hot to cold.
HEAT
THERMOMETER
RADIATION
Three forms of heat transfer
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
____ is heat transfer within or between solid objects.
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
(a) is heat transfer within or between solid objects.
Heat transfer by DIRECT contact with the source of heat
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Fluids (especially gases) are less conductive.
TRUE
FALSE
Conduction works best (most efficiently) when particles are in contact with each other
TRUE
FALSE
Since in solids particles are touching, transfer is quicker; in liquids and gases, particles are further apart so transfer by conduction is more difficult
TRUE
FALSE
Since in solids particles are touching, transfer is quicker; in liquids and gases, particles are further apart so transfer by conduction is LESS difficult
TRUE
FALSE
____ is heat transfer into or out of moving fluids.
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Heat transfer that occurs due to the MOVEMENT of particles
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Since particles MUST move for convection to take place, convection DOES NOT OCCUR in solids; it does occur in both liquids and gases
TRUE
FALSE
As water heats, the hotter water is less dense and rises while the colder water sinks, creating a current
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
As the air heats up, it rises; colder air then sinks.
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Cooler, more dense, fluids SINK through
warmer, less dense fluids
TRUE
FALSE
warmer liquids and gases (less dense) ___.
RISE UP
SINK
Cooler liquids and gases (more dense) ___.
RISE UP
SINK
Freezer compartment is put at the top, because cool air sinks, so it cools the food on the way down.
TRUE
FALSE
Little packets of energy called (a) zip through space, bringing the Sun’s energy to Earth.
___ is heat transfer due to packets of energy that can travel through many substances, including empty space.
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Transfer of heat energy by electromagnetic waves
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Can transfer heat through a medium OR through space
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Waves transfer the energy to the object
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Radiation travels in straight lines
TRUE
FALSE
Radiation can travel through a vacuum
TRUE
FALSE
Radiation requires particles to travel
TRUE
FALSE
Radiation travels at the speed of light
TRUE
FALSE
Particles vibrate and transfer energy from particle to particle
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Heat transfer from molecule movement, due to density
differences
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Example: cooking on a stove
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Example: Hotter water moves to the top of a pot; cooler water falls
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Travels through space and Does not need a medium (eg. Sunlight) but can travel through one
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Example: space heaters
conduction
convection
radiation
induction
Which of the following is not a method of heat transfer?
conduction
convection
radiation
insulation
In which of the following are the particles closest together?
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
FLUID
Which is the best surface for reflecting heat radiation?
SHINY WHITE
DULL WHITE
SHINY BLACK
DULL BLACK
Which is the best surface for absorbing heat radiation?
SHINY WHITE
DULL WHITE
SHINY BLACK
DULL BLACK
(a) is a material that SLOWS heat transfer.
A form of energy transferred by a difference in temperature.
(a)
Heat transfer within or between solid objects.
(a)
Heat transfer to or from a gas or liquid.
(a)
Heat transfer that can occur through empty space.
(a)
The UAE has one of the highest water consumption levels in the world due to climate, population and income.
TRUE
FALSE
UAE residents use up to of w 550 litresater per day (international average is 170-300 per day, making it 82 per cent higher than the world average).
TRUE
FALSE
