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Welcome Quiz 3 ESO !

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Science for you?

a)

Something difficult

b)

Is any system of knowledge that is demostrated with observation and experiments

c)

Is any system of knoweledge that is not demostrated

d)

Something related with hystory of religions

2.

What do you mean by physics?

a)

Something related with my body

b)

A type of science related with matter and energy and their interactions

c)

A type of science related with matter and its changes.

d)

Same as Chemistry

3.

What is Chemistry for you?

a)

Sometging related with explosions

b)

A type of science related with matter and its changes

c)

A type of science related with matter and energy

d)

Something boring

4.

What is the scientific method good for?

a)

Something that I forget

b)

The scientific way of life

c)

Is based in a serie of steps to explain something

d)

The scientific method is good for demonstrating something rigorously

5.

Can I measure mass with a meter?

a)

No way !

b)

Yes, of course !

c)

I don`t know

6.

Can I measure length with a meter?

a)

Of course!

b)

No, it is used to measure volume

7.

Can I measure volume with a meter?

a)

Yes! But I can not mesure directly

b)

No way, I use the thermometer to measure volume

c)

I measure volume with a dynamometer

8.

How can I measure the volume of something?

a)

With a bottle of Coca-Cola

b)

With a dynamometer

c)

With a themometer

d)

With a horse

9.

How can I measure the mass?

a)

With a Thermometer

b)

With a Dynamometer

c)

With a scale

d)

With a bottle

10.

Which are the states of matter?

a)

Atoms, molecules and electrons

b)

Solid, Liquid and ice cream

c)

Stone, scissor and paper

d)

Solid, liquid and gas

11.

Everything that has mass is composed by …

a)

Atoms

b)

Particles

c)

Wood

d)

Iron

12.

A mixture is …

a)

Cocido Madrileño

b)

Iron

c)

Wood

d)

Paper

13.

A force can cause ...

a)

Movement

b)

Nothing

c)

Be happy

14.

How Can I measure a force?

a)

With a Thermometer

b)

With a bottle

c)

With a dynamometer

d)

With a scale

15.

What is a dynamometer for?

a)

A instrument to measure forces

b)

A instrument to measure temperature

c)

A instrument to paint

d)

A instrument to make music

16.

How Can I measure the speed of something?

a)

In Km/h

b)

In m/s2

c)

In kg/m3

d)

In m3

17.

How is acceleration measured?

a)

In m3

b)

In m/s

c)

In m/s2

d)

In m/s3

18.

The force of gravity makes...

a)

you stay on the ground

b)

you stay in the air

c)

you dream

d)

you be happy

19.

Can atoms be split?

a)

Of course, in wood, iron and something

b)

Of course, in electrons, protons and neutrons

c)

No way!

d)

Depends!

20.

Which are the names of the particles who form the atoms?

a)

Electron and Proton

b)

Electron, neutron and proton

c)

Electron, molecule an proton

d)

Molecule and neutron

21.

The electron has

a)

good looking

b)

negative charge

c)

positive charge

d)

no charge

22.

The proton has ...

a)

Positive charge

b)

Negative charge

c)

No charge

d)

Good looking

23.

The neutron has ...

a)

Negative charge

b)

Positive charge

c)

No charge

d)

Good Looking

24.

What is a Quark?

a)

A subatomic particle smaller than a neutron

b)

A subatomic particle bigger than a neutron

c)

A Planet similar to a star

d)

Something to eat

25.

Insulating materials are used to ...

a)

obstruct the flow of electrical current

b)

make clothes

c)

conduct electricity

d)

eat

26.

Semiconductor materials are used for ...

a)

None of them are correct

b)

Both are correct

c)

Electronic devices

d)

solar cells

27.

Silicon (Si) is used for ...

a)

Food

b)

Books

c)

Clothes

d)

Solar Cells

28.

Mercury (Hg) is used for ...

a)

Building houses

b)

Clothes and medicaments

c)

Food and drinks

d)

Thermometers and batteries

29.

The symbol for iron is ...

a)

Fe

b)

Au

c)

Cu

d)

Ir

30.

How is the water molecule represented?

a)

H2O

b)

CO2

c)

H2O2

d)

O2

31.

How is the carbon dioxide molecule represented?

a)

H2O

b)

CO2

c)

H2O2

d)

O2

32.

Who is him?

a)

Marie Curie

b)

Albert Einstein

c)

Isaac Newton

d)

Charles Darwin

33.

Who is her?

a)

Marie Curie

b)

Albert Einstein

c)

Hipatia de Alejandria

d)

Margarita Salas

34.

What type of energy is this?

a)

Eolic energy

b)

Solar energy

c)

Nuclear energy

d)

Hydraulic energy

35.

Is it correct to say “my weight is 55 kg”?

a)

Yes !

b)

No, is your mass !

c)

No, is your temperature

d)

You are too thin

36.

Temperature is measured in ...

a)

kilograms (Kg)

b)

atmospheres (atm)

c)

meters (m)

d)

kelvin (K)

37.

Force is measured in...

a)

Arms

b)

Kilograms

c)

Newtons

d)

Kelvin

38.

Which is the international unit of lenght?

a)

Meter (m)

b)

Kilometer (Km)

c)

Centimeter (cm)

d)

Milimeter (mm)

39.

The energy we get from the sea is known as ...

a)

Solar energy

b)

Water proof

c)

Eolic energy

d)

Tidal energy

40.

What is the boiling point?

a)

A point in the space

b)

The boiling temperature (from water to gas state)

c)

The boiling temperature (from gas to solid state)

d)

A point in temperature

41.

If a material solidifies, it goes from

a)

water to solid state

b)

solid to water state

c)

gas to solid state

d)

gas to water state

42.

Positive charges are...

a)

in the nucleus

b)

in the orbits

c)

far away

d)

negatives

43.

Mayonnaise is a …

a)

molecule

b)

atom

c)

colloid

d)

clothe

44.

In a solution is posible has two parts ...

a)

solvent and solute

b)

Heterogeneous and homogeneous

c)

Bread and water

d)

Nothing