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SCIENCE QUIZ BEE AVERAGE ROUND (HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION)

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

Allotropes are different forms of the same element. Carbon can form several allotropes. Which of the following is true about the allotropes of carbon?

a)

A. Silicon carbide is the hardest, graphite is the softest

b)

B. Diamond is the hardest, Carbonated drinks is the softest

c)

C. Diamond is the hardest, Graphite is the softest

d)

D. Diamond is the hardest, lamp black is the softest

2.

Bulbs A, B, C, and D all light up in the circuit shown in the diagram.

When one of the bulbs fuses, all other three bulbs will not light up. Which bulb is it?

a)

A. Bulb A

b)

B. Bulb B

c)

C. Bulb C

d)

D. Bulb D

3.

Earth’s shape flattens at the poles and widens out at the equator. Which of the following is the shape of the Earth?

a)

A. Perfect Circle

b)

B. Perfect sphere

c)

C. Oblate Spheroid

d)

D. Eccentric Ellipse

4.

When you throw an object upward, how much speed will it reduce each second?

a)

A. 9.8 m/s

b)

B. 9.8 m/s2 

c)

C. 9.8 N

d)

D. 9.8 ms

5.

A pendulum which is suspended from the ceiling of a train is observed to hang at an angle of 10 degrees to the right of the vertical axis. Which of the following answers could explain this phenomenon?

a)

A. The train is at rest

b)

B. The train is accelerating to the left

c)

C. The train is moving with constant velocity to the right

d)

D. The train is accelerating to the right

6.

The given picture shows ice cubes in a cup of hot coffee.

Which of the following statements best describes the heat change involved?

a)

A. The ice cubes lost heat to the surroundings

b)

B. The ice cubes gain heat from the hot coffee

c)

C. The hot coffee gains coldness from the ice cubes

d)

D. The hot coffee gains heat from the surrounding air

7.

The given diagram shows the change in state of water.

What is the process P?

a)

A. Boiling

b)

B. Freezing

c)

C. Evaporation

d)

D. Condensation