WorksheetsCircuits
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 10mins
What do we call a circuit with one single pathway?
Parallel circuit
Series circuit
What allows electricity to flow?
A plug
Electricity
A closed circuit
Fire
In a series circuit...
if one light goes out, all lights go out.
no change happens.
only one bulb will go out and the others will stay on.
What type of circuit has one light go out but the others stay lit?
Series Circuit
Good Circuit
Regular Circuit
Parallel Circuit
If the switch is open, which bulbs will be lit?
Blue
All of them
Red and Pink
Red and Blue
Light travels in a _________ path.
Curvy
Straight
No specific direction
What bends, changes directions and makes things larger or smaller?
Reflection
MELTS
Refraction
This picture is an example of what?
(Zoom in to see)
Refraction
Reflection
This picture shows an example of:
Refraction
Reflection
Light travels _________ in water as compared to in the air.
Slower
Faster
At a standstill
What tool do we measure force with?
weight scale
interval scales
mechanical scale
spring scale
What direction will the people move in the image?
to the right
to the left
nowhere
Which surface has more friction?
A smooth gym floor
construction paper
wall paper
sandpaper
Two objects that rub together to create opposing forces is called....
force
friction
chaos
energy
Which block will move with less force?
None
Block on Ice
Block on Wood Floor
Both will move with same force
This fossil found imply the land used to be covered by ______.
Grass
Wind
Water
Fire
What is formed by a glacier moving on slow land?
U-Shaped Valley (wide valley)
Canyon
Delta
Sand Dune
What agent of weathering can cause an arch in a dry dessert?
Ice
Wind
Water
All of them
Sand dunes form from the agent of wind erosion and _________.
Weathering (breaking down)
Erosion (movement)
Deposition (depositing)
None of them
What landform was formed from water?
Sand Dune
U-shaped valley
Canyon
Delta
What do we call the dropping of sediment?
Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Compaction
What do we call layers upon layers of sediment pressing down?
Cementation
Erosion
Weathering
Compaction
What do we call breaking down rock?
Erosion
Weathering
Deposition
Cementation
The process when layers of sediment get glued together is called:
Erosion
Compaction
Cementation
Deposition
What are the agents of weathering?
Wind
Water
Ice
Broken down pieces of rock are called:
Fossils
Sediment
Erosion
Nothing, we throw them away
In this stage, pressure from layers and layers of sediment occurs.
Weathering
Cementation
Compaction
Deposition
Fossil fuels form from ancient dead plants and animals living in _______.
Houses
Swamps
Rainforest
the USA
What is the process to form sedimentary rock?
W.E.D.
MELTS
Compaction and Cementation
W.E.D.C.C.
Dead plants and animals in the ocean die, decay and get buried under layers and layers of sediment forming ________.
Water
Oil and Gas
Oil
Gas
