WorksheetsScience Benchmark
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
You do not know an object's velocity until you know its...
speed and distance
reference point
speed and direction
acceleration
If you know a car travels 30 km in 20 minutes, you can find its...
acceleration
average speed
direction
instantaneous speed
Acceleration is a change in speed or...
time
direction
slope
distance
TRUE OR FALSE: The basic SI unit of length is the meter.
TRUE
FALSE
Two objects traveling at the same speed have different velocities if they...
start at different times
travel different distances
have different masses
move in different directions
An object used as a reference point to determine motion should be...
accelerating
stationary
decelerating
changing direction
WHAT TYPE OF FRICTION?: Rubber pads on a bicycle's brakes rubbing against the tire.
Static
Sliding
Rolling
Fluid
WHAT TYPE OF FRICTION?: Ball bearings in skateboard wheels.
Static
Sliding
Rolling
Fluid
Which of the following is not a projectile?
a satellite
a thrown ball
a ball on the ground
a soaring arrow
The resistance of an object to any change in its motion is called...
inertia
friction
gravity
weight
TRUE OR FALSE: Balanced forces are equal forces acting on an object in opposite directions.
TRUE
FALSE
What force makes it less likely for a person to slip on a dry sidewalk as opposed to an icy sidewalk?
air resistance
friction
inertia
momentum
If you know the weight of an object that floats, you know the...
object's density
object's mass
object's volume
buoyant force
TRUE OR FALSE: Pressure is force per unit of mass.
TRUE
FALSE
The upward force that acts on an airplane's wing is called...
drag
lift
inertia
pressure
Why doesn't air pressure crush human beings at sea level?
Air pressure at sea level is very low.
Clothing on our bodies shields us from air pressure.
Air is not as heavy as human beings.
Pressure from the fluids inside our bodies balances the air pressure outside.
TRUE OR FALSE: The distance an object travels per unit of time is called speed.
TRUE
FALSE
What part of the water cycle is A?
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
run off
What part of the water cycle is B?
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
run off
What part of the water cycle is C?
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
run off
Which object shows an energy transformation from electrical to mechanical?
Wind turbines and windmills convert what type of energy to another?
Mechanical to electrical
Gravitational potential to electrical
Mechanical to solar
Particles move freely at a very fast speed are called a
solid
liquid
gas
atom
molecule
Consider the graph of a material's temperature versus it's energy below. In part B the state of matter has changed from a solid to a liquid. What can you say about the temperature?
The temperature decreases.
The temperature increases.
The temperature remains constant.
How is the energy transferred when warming your cold hands on a hot coffee mug?
Cold is transferred to hot
Hot is transferred to cold
What charge does a neutron have?
no charge
positive
negative
What holds the galaxy together?
gravity
duck tape
force
air
The picture below is an example of _________________.
osmosis
isotonic
diffusion
active transport
A physical appearance is
genotype
heterozygous
phenotype
codominance
This scientist studied pea plants and was considered to be the "Father of Genetics".
Reginald Punnett
Gregor Mendel
Charles Darwin
Rosalind Franklin
Y= yellow pod
y= green pod
What is the percentage of yellow pod when you cross a hybrid pod plant with a purebred green pod plant?
25%
50%
75%
100%
I have cell walls
I am an autotroph
I am multicellular
What am I?
Plant
Animal
Eubacteria
Protist
What layer of earth changes because of the convection cycle?
Crust
Core
Mantle
Which material is more dense?
solid
liquid
gas
Which of these choices is the best definition of absolute dating?
determining the age of a rock layer by studying the fossils present
finding the age of an object compared to other objects
measuring the age of an object in years using any method
determining the amount of a radioactive isotope in an object
How was the fossil of this insect formed?
by being petrified
by being trapped in asphalt
by being trapped in hardened tree sap (amber)
by being buried in sediment that slowly decays
What geologic change is shown in the figure?
erosion
abrasion
deposition
volcanism
Trace fossils are much more common than body fossils. Which of the following best explains why trace fossils are more common?
Trace fossils take less time to form.
Body fossils require soft sediment to form.
An organism is more likely to live on soft sediment where trace fossils form.
A single animal can leave thousands of traces in its lifetime but will leave only one body when it dies.
Sometimes a fossil is formed as a result of the movement of an organism in soft sediment. What type of fossil is this called?
bone fossil
trace fossil
frozen fossil
petrified fossil
If I wanted to live where it is warm and humid (amount of moisture in the air) which climate would I chose?
temperate
tropical
polar
desert
An area of low rainfall on the downwind slope of a mountain is called what?
climate
the Gulf stream
a microclimate
a rain shadow
