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Interim Assessment 22-23

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do all of these items have in common?

Canola Oil, Wood Stick, Foam

a)

All items are soluble in water

b)

All items are liquids

c)

All items are less dense than water

d)

All items are good conductors of thermal energy

2.

What do all of these items have in common?

Aluminum foil, Tin Can, Silver Keychain, Iron Nail

a)

All items are magnetic

b)

All items are nonmetal

c)

All items are less dense than water

d)

All items are good conductors of electrical energy

3.

What do all of these items have in common?

Sugar, Salt, Koolaid Mix

a)

All items are magnetic

b)

All items are soluble in water

c)

All items are less dense than water

d)

All items are good conductors of electrical energy

4.

How does a student know if a substance dissolves in water?

a)

After stirring, the particles are at the bottom of the container.

b)

After stirring, the particles are at the top of the container.

c)

After stirring, there are no visible particles in the container.

d)

After stirring, the particles float around in the container.

5.

Describe aluminum's properties such as its ability to insulate/conduct and float/sink in water.

Sentence Stem:

Aluminum has the ability to _____ thermal and electrical energy.

Aluminum ____ when it is placed in water.

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6.

Describe cardboard's properties such as its ability to insulate/conduct and float/sink in water.

Sentence Stem:

Cardboard has the ability to _____ thermal and electrical energy.

Cardboard ____ when it is placed in water.

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7.

MOST metals are... (Select all that apply)

a)

Solids

b)

Conducts Thermal AND Electrical Energy

c)

Soluble in water

d)

More dense than water

8.

Hot water was added to 5 different mixtures in the table. In which mixtures below do ALL the ingredients maintain (keep) their physical state? (Select all that apply)

a)

Mixture A

b)

Mixture B

c)

Mixture C

d)

Mixture D

e)

Mixture F

9.

Which of the following substance can be separated easily by a strainer? (Select all that apply)

a)

Rocks and water

b)

Salt and water

c)

Marbles and water

d)

Honey and water

e)

Marbles and Rocks

10.

Explain how a strainer works.

Sentence Stems:

The strainer collects anything that is ____than the holes. While allowing anything that is ____ than the holes to go through it.

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11.

There are many different types of energy involved in fireworks.

What from a firework show is an example of mechanical energy?

a)

The firework moves across the night sky

b)

The firework produces light.

c)

The firework produces sparks

d)

The firework makes a loud sound.

12.

There are many different types of energy involved in fireworks.

What from a firework show is an example of Thermal energy?

a)

The firework moves across the night sky

b)

The firework produces light.

c)

The firework produces sparks

d)

The firework makes a loud sound.

13.

There are many different types of energy involved in fireworks.

What from a firework show is an example of sound energy?

a)

The firework moves across the night sky

b)

The firework produces light.

c)

The firework produces sparks

d)

The firework makes a loud sound.

14.

Select ALL devices that are designed to produce light and sound.

a)

b)

c)

d)

15.

There are many different types of energy involved in fireworks.

What from a firework show is an example of light energy?

a)

The firework moves across the night sky

b)

The firework produces light.

c)

The firework produces sparks

d)

The firework makes a loud sound.

16.

1. Teacher writes on the board.

2. Football is thrown in the air.

3. Mom mashes potatoes.

4. A dog wags its tail.

Each of these activities require the use of which kind of energy?

a)

Thermal

b)

Mechanical

c)

Electrical

d)

Sound

17.

If you had no electricity, what would you do to heat up water?

a)

Use an oven

b)

Use a water bottle

c)

Use a flashlight

d)

Use a grill with fire

18.

If the switch was closed in this circuit. Which LEDs will produce light? (Select all that apply)

a)

LED 1

b)

LED 2

c)

LED 3

d)

LED 4

e)

LED 5

19.

A student builds a circuit with a plastic spoon, but the light bulb did not turn on. What should the student do the allow the bulb to turn on?

a)

Add a switch

b)

Switch the position of the bulb and battery

c)

Turn the battery around

d)

Connect the two wires that are attached to the plastic spoon.

20.

What devices in the circuit provided will turn on if the switch was closed?

a)

1 bell, 4 lights

b)

1 bell, 1 light

c)

3 lights

d)

1 bell

21.

What devices in the circuit provided will turn on if the switch was open?

a)

1 bell, 4 lights

b)

1 bell, 1 light

c)

1 bell, 3 lights

d)

1 bell

22.

A beam of light is represented in the picture as a red line. The light is shined in a tube. What does the picture demonstrate about light?

a)

Light is reflected inside the smooth and shiny tube.

b)

Light is refracted inside the tube and changes mediums.

c)

Light is traveling in a circular path.

d)

Light is creating a shadow inside the tube.

23.

What does image one and two show about the behavior of light ray as it encounters the object?

a)

Image 1 shows refraction.

Image 2 shows reflection.

b)

Images 1 and 2 both show reflection.

c)

Images 1 and 2 both show refraction.

d)

Image 1 shows reflection.

Image 2 shows refraction.

24.

The students look through the side of a fish bowl. The student placed a fish net into the fish bowl. They notice that the image of the fish net appears to break as the fish net enters the water.

Which property of light are the students observing in this situation?

a)

Refraction

b)

Reflection

c)

Absorption

d)

They need to check their eyes