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Which part of an atom has a positive charge?
proton
electron
neutron
nucleus
When salt or sugar is added to water and stirred with a spoon it creates..
a mixture
a new substance
a liquid
a solution
Matter is
anything that has mass
anything that has volume
any and everything
anything that has mass and takes up space
Why does a balloon expand when it is inflated?
the rubber stretches
the air particles inside spread out and cause it to inflate
its magic!
Atoms that make up matter are
large
can be see with your eyes
are too small to be seen
If you leave a solution of sugar and water out for a number of days
the sugar will evaporate
it will all turn into sugar
only the water will evaporate
both the sugar and water will evaporate
If you leave a solution of sugar and water out on the kitchen counter for a number of weeks, and then go back to check the cup, you will find..
only sugar crystals left in the cup
only water in the cup
nothing left in the cup
the solution will all look just like it did when you made it
If you were to change water from an ice cube to liquid and then a gas, which characteristic would not change?
the volume
the state
the mass
the size
When water is heated the particles
speed up and spread out
slow down and come together moving past one another
speed up and get tightly packed together
slow down and vibrate together
What does removing heat or energy from matter do to its particles?
causes the matter to turn into a gas
causes the particles to slow down
causes the particles to speed up and move fast
causes the particles stand still
If you had a bottle with water and balloon on top of the opening, how could you cause the balloon to inflate?
by heating up the water in the bottle
by placing the bottle in the freezer
by shaking the bottle
there is no way to inflate the balloon
Adding baking soda to vinegar in a bottle with a balloon covering the opening would
cause an explosion that would shatter the bottle
cause a physical change to the bottle
cause a chemical reaction creating a gas to inflate the balloon
nothing would happen
How are water and water vapor similar?
the particles in both move fast
they are the same type of matter
they are in the same state or phase
they have no similarities
Melting sugar to make candy is a
physical change
Chemical change
Which of the following are chemical changes? Choose more than one answer.
painting a wall
rusting iron
tearing paper
melting sugar
baking a cake
If two liquids are mixed and they change color and start to bubble, this is evidence of
a physical change
a chemical change
magic
I don't know.
If you break a rock into pieces, what has changed about the rock? Choose more than one answer.
the size
the mass
the shape
the color
Solubility
is the ability of matter to turn into a solid
is the ability of matter to dissolve
is the way water moves
is how gas is formed
The law of conservation of mass is
when the mass of matter stays the same after it has changed physically or chemically
when the mass changes after a chemical change
when the mass changes after a physical change
when the mass reduces after a change
Inflating a balloon with air shows that
air is heavier than liquid
air has mass and is made of particles too small to be seen
air is not a state of matter
air is magical
You mix two substances, then notice the color has changed or something is floating in the liquid, you are witnessing
a new substance is forming due to a chemical change
a physical change only
magic
Freezing point and melting point
cause matter to do the same thing
are the same exact temperatures
both make matter into solids
both make matter into gases
Chemical changes
can be undone or reversed
always involve changing the size of matter
form new substances
cause only physical changes to matter
can not usually be undone or reversed
The independent variable in an experiment
is the only thing being tested
is what is being measured
are all of the things that are kept the same in the experiment
is what you think will happen in the experiment
The dependent variable in an experiment
is the only thing being tested
is what is being measured
are all of the things that are kept the same in the experiment
is what you think will happen in the experiment
Constants in an experiment
is the only thing being tested
is what is being measured
are all of the things that are kept the same in the experiment
is what you think will happen in the experiment
Qualitative observations
are descriptions made about something using your five senses
are descriptions using numbers or measurements
Quanitative observations
are descriptions made about something using your five senses
are descriptions using numbers or measurements
If , then statements that explain what you predict will happen in an experiment are
variables
constants
hypotheses
conclusions
A unicellular organism is BEST described as being
a complex organism
a microorganism
an organism with specialized cells
an organism with different types of tissues
Which is an example of a single-celled organism?
fish
tree
fungi
human
When a thin slice from an onion is viewed through a microscope, lots of little box-like shapes are seen. These shapes are MOST likely
atoms
dust
cells
bubbles
White-tailed deer have many body systems that work together to perform the functions necessary for survival. Which best describes the white-tailed deer?
It is an organism with no cells.
It is an organism with many cells.
It is an organism with only one cell.
It is an organism with only two cells.
How are single-celled organisms and multi-celled organisms similar?
Both need food for energy and growth.
Both have a skeletal system for support.
Both require the interaction of many cells to survive.
Both are able to carry out all life functions in only one cell.
Which organism is single-celled?
bacteria
tree
dog
An organism can only be seen through a microscope. Which is most likely true of that organism?
It is a plant.
It is an animal.
It is multicellular.
It is single-celled.
Which body system's main purpose is to help the body move?
digestive system
muscular system
respiratory system
Which example best shows structures that make up the digestive system in the human body?
heart, blood, vessels
nose, trachea, lungs
brain, spinal cord, nerves
esophagus, stomach, intestines
Which system produces red blood cells?
skeletal
nervous
digestive
circulatory
What do the muscular system and skeletal system have in common?
Both systems protect the brain.
Both systems pump blood in the body.
Both systems are made up of soft material.
Both systems assist the body with movement.
In which system of the human body does the heart belong?
skeletal system
respiratory system
cardiovascular system
Which statement best summarizes the relationship between the muscular system and the cardiovascular system?
The heart is protected from injury by the breastbone.
Nutrients are carried to the heart through arteries and veins.
Messages are carried by nerves between the brain and the heart.
The heart contracts and expands as it pumps blood throughout the body.
Which best describes a function of the circulatory system?
transport blood
provide oxygen
help the body move
Why is the respiratory system so important?
It controls breathing and gas exchange in the body.
It controls digestion and absorption of nutrients in the body.
It controls heartbeat and blood circulation throughout the body.
It controls internal body temperature and cools the body through sweat.
Means to lessen the amount of trash that will add up to the environment
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Means to find another use for materials that have already been used or that have served its purpose.
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Means to create a new product out of a material that has already served its purpose.
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This is the recovery of waste without any pre-processing.
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It is fixing or restoring broken items to be used.
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Recovering the energy from waste oil reduces our dependence on coal and imported oil.
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Create a new product from used materials of higher quality or value than the original and sometimes with artistic value.
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Donating clothes and other useful materials to some organizations.
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Using cloth bags or ecobags when going to groceries or public market.
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Avoid buying new materials when you still have supplies that can be used.
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Donating clothes and other useful materials to some organizations.
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Create plastic pots from disposable plastic bottles
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Elisse wanted to buy new study table for online class but since she has no enough her dad fix her old study table.
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Max is always using his own metallic straw every time they order foods and drinks in fastfood chains so he could help lessen the use of plastic straws
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Elisse wanted to buy new study table for online class but since she has no enough money her dad fix her old study table.
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Avoid buying new materials when you still have supplies that can be used.
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It is a way to create a new material out of the non-biodegradable materials that you have collected.
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It means that biodegradable materials can be still used in other ways
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It is simply putting a limit in daily use of non-biodegradable materials
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Instead of disposing the rice hulls from the rice mills, Bataan 2020 is collecting rice hulls from nearby barangays and burn them so they could produce energy from it.
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Which box has a higher density?
A
B
They are the same
What causes an object to sink in a water?
if the object's density is less than the water's density.
if the object's density is the same as water's density.
if the object's density is greater than water's density.
if the object's density is zero
An object will float in a liquid if it is
cooled to the same temperature.
heated to the same temperature.
less dense than the liquid.
more dense than the liquid.
Will a rock float or sink?
Float
Sink
Will a rubber band float or sink?
Float
Sink
What is the upward push of a liquid on the object?
buoyant force
gravity
density
malleability
Which of the following refers to the amount of matter an object has?
length
buoyancy
mass
density
This object is made of
rubber
plastic
ceramic
fabric
This object is made of
plastic
metal
wood
paper
This object is made of
wood
metal
glass
rubber
Identify the name of the symbol in number 18.
Explosive
Corrosive
Irritant
Toxic
Identify the name of the symbol in number 19.
Explosive
Corrosive
Irritant
Toxic
Identify the name of the symbol in number 14.
Health hazard
Explosive
Oxidizing
Flammable
Identify the name of the symbol in number 13.
Health hazard
Explosive
Oxidizing
Flammable
Identify the name of the symbol in number 17.
Health hazard
Compressed gas
Environmentally damaging
Toxic
Pesticides can be kept inside the fridge together with other food.
True
False
Store household products according to label directions.
True
False
Store household products within the reach of children.
True
False
Storing toxic materials near food products in the kitchen is fine.
True
False
Plastics easily decompose.
True
False
