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Big Idea 11 Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of heat being produced when two object rub together?

a)

throwing a beach ball

b)

making a sandwich

c)

sliding down a slide

d)

watching TV

2.

Select the statement that is TRUE.

a)

All things that produce light also produce electricity

b)

Most things that produce light also produce heat

c)

All things that produce electricity also produce light

d)

Most things that produce heat also produce light

3.

John is having a birthday party with ice cream, soda, cake and lit candles. Which of these items would most likely have the highest temperature?

a)

ice cream

b)

soda

c)

cake

d)

lit candles

4.

Sally is conducting an investigation with flowers and determined that they grow best in yellow light. Why should Sally include detailed and organized data when she presents her investigation with others.

a)

so the class could analyze the data to see if it supported his opinions

b)

so the class could analyze the data to see if it supported her conclusion

c)

so the class would know which plants were grown

d)

so the class has something to observe

5.

Which action most likely produces the most heat?

a)

handing a book to a teacher

b)

sliding a book across the table

c)

putting a book down on a table

d)

picking up a book from the table

6.

Luke making observations of a lit candle. He observes the candle melting as it burns. Which of the following is an inference based on Luke’s observation?

a)

The candle is burning

b)

The flame of the candle must eventually go out

c)

The wax is dripping down the candle

d)

The flame of the candle is yellow in color

7.

How does this lamp affect the lizard and turtle's environment?

a)

it needs to be plugged in

b)

it provides ONLY light

c)

it provides both light AND heat

d)

it provides ONLY heat

8.

Which objects give off both light AND heat energy?

a)

b)

c)

d)

9.

Faith wants to complete an experiment involving ice cubes. Which of the following questions could she investigate?

a)

Do drinks taste better with or without ice cubes?

b)

How long does it take different sized ice cubes to melt at room temperature?

c)

What do ice cubes taste like?

d)

What shape of ice cube is the best?

10.

On a cold day, Gary rubs his hands together while playing outside. Why does he do this?

a)

Gary is trying to cause a fire in his hands

b)

Gary wants to show how fast his hands can move

c)

Gary is trying to push the cold air away

d)

Gary is causing heat to be produced

11.

How do scientists start all investigations?

a)

with a question or problem

b)

with a prediction

c)

with data in charts and tables

d)

with a conclusion

12.

Adam has a pitcher of lemonade. How would he be able to melt the ice in his lemonade more quickly?

a)

pour out the lemonade and leave the ice

b)

place the pitcher under a bright lamp

c)

add more ice to the pitcher

d)

add more lemonade

13.

Wayne carried out an experiment with green pepper plants and concluded that they grow best in full sunlight. Why should Wayne include detailed and organized data when he presents his investigation to the class?

a)

so the class can analyze the data to see if it supported his conclusion

b)

so the class can analyze the data to see if it supported his opinions

c)

so the class knows which plants were grown

d)

so the class has something to observe