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WorksheetsPhysical Science (Midterm Exemption)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What stage in the life cycle does this describe?
A 'baby' star that is still gathering mass in a Nebula and has not begun fusion is called a ___________.
Prototype
Protostar
Brown Dwarf
White Dwarf
What is the explosion of a star called?
A Catastrophe
A Black Hole
A Supernova
A Grand Explosion
A cloud of gas and dust in space is called?
A Galaxy
A Cloud
A Nebula
A planet
If a star doesn't have enough mass to create a black hole what does it create?
A proton star
A neutron star
A brown dwarf
A gas giant
When did the big bang occur?
5000 year ago
13.7 billion years ago
2 million years ago
unknown
Select a possibility of what will happen to the universe in the future.
The universe will be destroyed by aliens.
The universe may expand forever, therefore galaxies will continue to get further away from each other.
The universe will explode.
We don't have any hypothesis.
What are the two types of mixtures?
pure substances and compounds
homogeneous and molecules
heterogeneous and elements
heterogeneous and homogeneous
What is salt water an example of?
homogeneous mixture
compound
molecule
heterogeneous mixture
Which of the following is the correct way to write the element symbol for helium?
HE
He
he
helium
What is Cobalt (Co) an example of?
element
molecule
compound
mixture
Which of the following is a "shortcut" to be able to tell if matter is a pure substance or mixture?
Mixtures always have a symbol or formula written after them.
Example: He, NaCl, H2O, O2
Mixtures are always liquids.
Pure substances always have a symbol or formula written after them.
Example: He, NaCl, H2O, O2
Pure substances are always liquids.
In this matter diagram, which word belongs at letter C?
element
pure substance
mixture
compound
What should you do if you have a question while you are studying tonight?
go to bed and don't worry about it
email your teacher and ask for help
wait until the test starts to ask
ask a friend who has no idea what you're talking about
