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Physical Science SOL review TEI practice

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Label the seasons for the northern hemisphere.

2.

Label 1 represents ​ (a)   ​ and label 2 represents ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
absorption
reflection
convection
conduction
3.

Which statement best describes how coal primarily provides energy when burned?

a)

Kinetic energy is released as potential energy.

b)

Chemical energy is released as thermal energy.

c)

Mechanical energy is released as electrical energy.

d)

Electrical energy is released as chemical energy.

4.

Which of these is an example of managing renewable resources?

a)

Using wind turbines to generate electricity

b)

Capturing carbon pollution while producing gasoline

c)

Making coal a cleaner energy source

d)

Recycling aluminum cans

5.

Identify all the parts of an animal cell.

6.

A newly discovered single-celled organism was found living in 113°C water near an ocean vent. The organism is autotrophic and requires sulfur, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide. Scientists most likely classified this organism as a type of Archaea because many organisms within Archaea —

a)

can survive in extreme environments

b)

are able to reproduce by binary fission

c)

produce sugars by photosynthesis

d)

contain chitin in their cell walls

7.

Click on the organisms that belong in phylum Arthropoda.

8.

Label the water cycle.

9.

How many 1st order consumers?

(a)  

10.

The allele in rabbits for short hair (H) is dominant to long hair (h). What are the probable offspring phenotypes from a cross between parents that are both Hh?

a)

25% HH; 50% Hh; 25% hh

b)

50% HH; 50% hh

c)

50% short hair; 50% long hair

d)

75% short hair; 25% long hair

11.

Which statement correctly compares Sample 2 and Sample 4?

a)

Each sample performs its own specific functions, but they have different levels of organization.

b)

Both samples perform the same functions, and they have the same level of organization.

c)

Each sample is made of a specific type of cell, and each type of cell performs different functions in an organism.

d)

Both samples are made of the same type of cell, and the cells perform the same functions in an organism.

12.

Which three levels of organization are represented by the samples?

a)

cell

b)

tissues

c)

organ system

d)

organ

e)

organism

13.

Which statement correctly describes the main difference between Sample 5 and Sample 2?

a)

Sample 5 is a eukaryotic cell, whereas Sample 2 consists of prokaryotic cells.

b)

Sample 5 depends on another source for energy, but Sample 2 can create its own energy.

c)

Sample 5 can change shape to perform specific functions, but Sample 2 remains the same shape.

d)

Sample 5 carries out all its life functions in one cell, whereas Sample 2 is a specialized group of cells.

14.

Select all that belong to an animal biological classification.

15.

A student studying sodium chloride (NaCl) makes a list of its properties. Which observations are physical properties?

16.

Which of these compounds contains covalent bonds?

a)

CaBr2

b)

FeS2

c)

ZnF2

d)

CO2

17.

Which set of coefficients will balance this equation?

a)

1,4,2,1

b)

1,2,1,1

c)

2,2,1,2

d)

4,3,2,4

18.

Balance the chemical equation using the lowest possible coefficients.

​ (a)   Fe2O3 + ​ (b)   C --> ​ ​ (c)   Fe + ​ (d)   CO2

Choose from the below words
2
3
4
5
1
19.

Select all the non-metals

20.

Label the wave.

21.

The separation of the light waves shown results from which difference between the light waves as they pass through the prism?

a)

Mass

b)

Temperature

c)

Velocity

d)

Amplitude

22.

A student applies a force to a stone block as shown. Which diagram best represents the reaction force provided by the block to the student?

23.

A forklift exerts a force of 12,000 N to lift a box 4 meters in 3 seconds. What is the power produced by the forklift?

hints: 2 step math problem

a)

9,000 J/s

b)

16,000 J/s

c)

36,000 J/s

d)

144,000 J/s

24.

A diode is a semiconductor that is used to —

a)

amplify electrical signals

b)

create a magnetic field

c)

allow current to flow only in one direction

d)

turn the flow of electricity on and off

25.

Which bar magnet will experience the greatest magnetic attraction?

a)

Magnet 1

b)

Magnet 2

c)

Magnet 3

d)

Magnet 4

26.

Which illustration correctly shows how the spheres will behave?

a)
b)
c)
d)
27.

Which diagram shows the gymnast's potential energies?

a)
b)
c)
d)
28.

In which direction will the box move?

a)

A. in the direction arrow P is pointing

b)

B. in the direction arrow Q is pointing

c)

C. in the direction arrow R is pointing

d)

D. in the direction arrow S is pointing

29.

Which person has gained the most gravitational potential energy ?

a)

a. a 50kg person who lives on the second floor

b)

b. a 50kg person who lives on the third floor

c)

c. a 100kg person who lives on the second floor

d)

d. a 100kg person who lives on the third floor

30.

What happens to Box X and Box Y as a result of the forces?

a)

A. Box X starts moving, speeding up, and Box Y remains at rest.

b)

B. Box X starts moving at constant speed, and Box Y remains at rest.

c)

C. Box X starts moving at constant speed, and Box Y starts moving, speeding up.

d)

D. Box X starts moving, speeding up, and Box Y starts moving at a constant speed.

31.
Law of conservation states that matter CANNOT be _________ or _________
a)
created or destroyed
b)
invented or deconstructed
c)
transformed or transferred
d)
in or out
32.
A rock at the edge of a cliff.
a)
Potential
b)
Kinetic
33.
At which point is potential energy greatest
a)
W
b)
X
c)
Y
d)
Z
34.

Above a continent, a warm air mass slowly passes over a cold air mass. As the warm air begins to cool, clouds form. What will most likely happen next?

a)

lightning will strike

b)

hail will form

c)

hurricanes will form

d)

rain will fall

35.

Why is the temperature lower at night than during the day?

a)

There are more clouds at night to block the sun's rays

b)

Winds blow harder at night

c)

The temperature depends on energy from the sun

d)

There is less water in the air at night