WorksheetsG2; 2nd Term Science Review.
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 22mins
A push or pull on an object
energy
speed
force
work
the act of moving or changing
motion
gravity
friction
inertia
a force that attracts things to Earth.
gravity
force
inertia
motion
What is an example of Push motion?
Hammering a nail into a piece of wood.
Lifting a gallon of water.
Plucking the string of a guitar.
Opening a drawer.
An object at rest can can be changed by?
A push or pull
Temperature
Weight
Location
What is an example of Pull motion?
Kicking a ball.
Removing a plug.
Walking with a grocery cart.
Typing in a keyboard.
Shooting a basket and kicking a football are examples of?
Gravity
a push
a pull
Friction
Brushing your hair and putting on a pair of socks are examples of?
a push
a pull
gravity
friction
What force makes an object fall to the ground when dropped from above?
Zigzag
Gravity
Twirling
What would make an object slow down the most as it goes down a ramp?
Aluminum Foil
Bubble Wrap
A towel
Which would require more force?
Pushing a car going up a ramp
-or-
Pushing a car going down the ramp
Pushing a car going up a ramp
Pushing a car going down the ramp
Which object will a magnet attract?
An Eraser
A Paper
A Nail
A Water Bottle
What are the two poles on a magnet?
A. north and south
B. east and west
C. north and west
D. south and east
What kind of objects will a magnet attract?
A. plastic objects
B. lead objects
C. aluminum objects
D. iron objects
Why won’t a magnet attract a nail that is on the other side of the room?
A. because the magnet’s magnetic field is not strong where the nail is
B. because the magnet’s north pole is not facing the nail
C. because the magnet repels objects that are far away
D. because magnets do not attract iron objects
In which part of a magnet is the magnetic force strongest?
In the Center
At the Poles
In the middle
At the North Pole only
What do you call the group of objects that are attracted to magnets?
Non-Magnetic Objects
Metallic Objects
Transparent Objects
Magnetic Objects
Which is an example of magnetic object?
plastic chair
wooden spoon
eraser
steel knife
Which is an example of non-magnetic object.
metal whistle
nail
glass
1 peso coin
Which of the following transportation vehicles uses magnets?
Volcanic eruptions are _____ changes to the land.
slow
fast
Mount St. Helen's was the largest eruption in years.
true
false
What made the area of Mount St. Helen's cold?
lava flows
burning trees
ash cloud
buried houses
What does the picture show about the volcano?
They release dangerous materials
They are found all over the earth
They are not always erupting
They are taller than other mountains
What is this part of the volcano called?
lava
magma
ash cloud
smoke
Once magma reaches the earth's surface, it is called ____.
silica
rock
lava
Mount St. Helen's erupted in 1985.
true
false
Many houses were buried in ash.
true
false
A volcano is a mountain with an opening top.
false
true
Magma is a cold liquid rock
yes
no
Things that grow and change are
shelter
living
An animal that has a safe place to live has
shelter
living
Substances from soil that help plants grow are
nonliving
nutrients
A waterfall is
living
nonliving
Which of the following are living things?
rocks and plants
plants and animals
animals and rocks
What do all living things need?
food, water, oxygen
food, salt, light
milk, cereal, pop tarts
Select the non-living things.
cloud
tree
human
bench
Select the non-living things.
bike
dog
butterfly
rock
Is this Living or Nonliving?
Living
Nonliving
Which of the following is correct?
Computer is a living thing.
Television is a living thing.
Bird is a living thing.
Basket is a living thing.
