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WorksheetsUnit 2 Study Guide
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
Which sense can tell you that the sun feels hot?
Sight
Taste
Touch
Hearing
What sense would Kenzie use when she sniffs the flower?
Smell
Taste
Sight
Touch
Cade could tell the kittens were saying "Meow" by ____ them.
Seeing
Tasting
Hearing
Touching
Which sense organ would you use to smell the roses?
Ears
Eyes
Tongue
Nose
What sense organ would you use to taste your dinner?
Ears
Nose
Fingers
Tongue
What sense organ would you use to listen to the teacher?
Ears
Fingers
Tongue
Nose
Which sense organ would you use to hear a cow moo?
Eyes
Nose
Ears
Mouth
Which sense organ would you use to pet a dog?
Fingers
Nose
Ears
Eyes
Match the sense organ to its name!
Ear
Tongue
Hand
Nose
Eyes
Match the sense organ to its function!
Hear
Taste
Touch
Smell
See
Match the sense to an example.
See
The wall is white.
Hear
The TV is loud.
Smell
The garbage is stinky.
Taste
The lemon is sour.
Touch
The ball is heavy.
What do you observe about the fish?
"The fish is ____. I ____ it with my ____."
When the phone is ringing, I can ____ it.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
When the chocolate is sweet, I can ______ it.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
When the cloud is dark, I can ____ it.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
When the sock is stinky, I can ____ it.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
When the sun is hot, I can ____ it.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
Information from our 5 senses are called ____.
Matter
Organs
Observations
Inferences
The penguins are black and white.
Observation
Inference
The penguin is jumping because he wants to get food.
Observation
Inference
The penguin is falling because another penguin pushed it.
Observation
Inference
There are fourteen penguins.
Observation
Inference
Two people are facing each other.
observation
inference
The people are fighting because there are dishes in the sink.
observation
inference
The man is wearing a purple shirt.
Observation
Inference
The man is frowning.
Observation
Inference
The man is upset because he hates his shirt.
Observation
Inference
The girl is holding her face.
Observation
Inference
A cat must have knocked down the vase.
Observation
Inference
The vase is broken.
Observation
Inference
There is a red candle on the window sill.
Observation
Inference
There is snow in the tree.
Observation
Inference
It is Christmas.
Observation
Inference
The boy is grabbing his knee.
Observation
Inference
The boy must have fallen off his bike.
Observation
Inference
The girl does not want to eat her vegetables.
Observation
Inference
The girl is folding her arms.
Observation
Inference
Make one observation and one inference.
"I observe ________. I think _______."
Quantitative observations have (a) , but qualitative observations have (b) .
When most people talk about the weather, they use (a) .
When scientists talk about the weather, they use (b) .
Scientists make (a) observations, which use numbers.
Most people make (b) observations, which use adjectives.
The most important reason scientists use Quantitative observations is ___.
It helps them make predictions.
It makes them sound smarter.
The government says they have to.
Which observation is Quantitative?
The wind blew quickly across my face.
The wind blew at 15 km/hr.
Which observation is Qualitative?
5 inches of rain fell today.
The rain was wet and cold.
Which observation is Quantitative?
There are 10 clouds in the sky.
The sky is dark and cloudy.
"The room is 28 degrees Celsius."
Qualitative
Quantitative
"The room feels hot!"
Qualitative
Quantitative
Classify these observations into the right category.
Today is windy.
The wind is 25 mph.
It feels so hot today.
The temperature is 19 degrees Celsius.
Uses adjectives
Uses numbers
The air feels very dry today.
The humidity is 7%.
Which word means "How hot or cold something is?"
Temperature
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Wind
In the United States, most people use degrees (a) to talk about the temperature,
but Scientists and most other people in the world use degrees (b) .
Which word means "The weight of air pushing down"
Temperature
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Wind
Which force pulls the air back to Earth's surface?
Gravity
Inertia
Momentum
Drag
Which word means "The amount of water vapor in the air?"
Temperature
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Wind
Match the state of matter to the example.
Solid
Ice
Liquid
Water in the Ocean
Gas
Water Vapor
Which word means "Water falling from the sky"
Temperature
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Wind
Match the example to the precipitation.
Rain
Snow
Sleet
Hail
Which word means "The movement of air"
Temperature
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Wind
Air will always try to move from (a) pressure to (b) pressure.
This movement creates wind!
Match the weather factor to its definition.
Temperature
How hot or cold something is
Humidity
The amount of water vapor in the air
Air Pressure
The weight of air pushing down
Precipitation
Water falling back to Earth's surface
Wind
The movement of air
Match the weather factor to its measurement tool.
Temperature
Thermometer
Humidity
Hygrometer
Air Pressure
Barometer
Precipitation
Rain Gauge
Wind
Anemometer
Match the weather factor to its units.
Temperature
Degrees Celsius
Humidity
Percentage
Air Pressure
Inches of Mercury
Precipitation
Inches of Rain
Wind
Kilometers per Hour
Match the tool to its purpose.
How hot or cold something is
The amount of water vapor in the air
The weight of air pushing down
Water falling back to Earth's surface
The movement of air
Label these locations on the Earth.
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Sort these facts about the Poles and the Equator.
(a) areas feel hot because they are near the (b) ,
but (c) areas feel cold because they are near the (d) .
(a) areas are wet since they are near the (b) ,
but (c) areas are dry since they are near the (d) .
Match the following adjectives to their description.
Continental
Dry
Maritime
Wet
Polar
Cold
Tropical
Hot
Air masses all have the same ___ and ___. (Pick 2!)
Air Pressure
Humidity
Precipitation
Temperature
Wind
The temperature and humidity of an Air Mass depends on ___.
The day of the week
Where it was formed
Earth's rotation
Match the air mass to its description.
Maritime Tropical
Wet and Hot
Maritime Polar
Wet and Cold
Continental Tropical
Dry and Hot
Continental Polar
Dry and Cold
Match the air mass to its likely origin.
Maritime Tropical
Over the Atlantic Ocean by Florida
Maritime Polar
Over the Arctic Ocean by Greenland
Continental Tropical
Over the land in Texas
Continental Polar
Over the land in Canada
Match the Description to the Air Mass.
Cold and Wet
Cold and Dry
Hot and Wet
Hot and Dry
When the water in the ocean heats up, ___. (Pick 2)
It rises
It sinks
It spreads out.
It packs together.
When the water vapor in the atmosphere cools down, ___. (Pick 2)
It rises
It sinks
It spreads out.
It packs together.
The force that pulls high-density water back to Earth is ___.
Pressure
Gravity
In the water cycle, the ocean water warms up because of heat from ___.
The Sun
The Core
Water in the ocean
Solid
Liquid
Gas
When water in the ocean heats up, ____.
It packs together.
It spreads apart.
When water in the ocean heats up, ____.
It rises.
It sinks.
When water in the atmosphere cools down, ____.
It packs together.
It spreads apart.
When water in the atmosphere cools down, ____.
It rises.
It sinks.
Cooling water vapor forms ___.
Clouds
Icicles
