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WorksheetsMap Test Prep Quiz 1
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 40mins
Freezing is what happens when
a liquid changes to solid
gas changes to liquid
solid changes to liquid
All matter is made up small particles called
A chemical change happens when
elements or compounds combine to form a new substance.
A compound is formed by
combining atoms from different elements
Melting happens when
solids turn into liquids
liquids turn into gas
Condensation happens when
gas changes to liquid.
liquid changes to gas.
water vapor changes to ice
A change in matter that does not form a new substance is
physical change
chemical change
physical property
The process of a liquid changing to gas is called
vaporization
Match the following
gas
no definite shape or volume
liquid
no definite shape, definite volume
solid
definite shape and volume
Match the following
mass
amount of material in a substance
matter
substance that has both mass and volume
mixture
2 substances physically combined
volume
amount of space an object takes up
Match the following
Graduated container
Measures liquids
Balance
Measures mass
Water displacement
Can measure irregularly shaped objects
Solubility is the ability to
Which is a Chemical change?
Which is a physical change?
Cutting paper with scissors
_____ can be a solid, liquid, or gas.
Volume
Mass
Match the following
Solute
Substance dissolved in a solution
Solvent
Substance that dissolves the solute
Solution
Substances evenly spread in mixture
Match the following
Atom
Smallest particle that makes up matter.
Element
Matter containing only one type of atom
Molecules
Atoms join together to form new particle
Compounds
Combined atoms from different elements
The Earth is one big giant magnet.
True
False
Magnets not only pull things, but they can also push things away.
True
False
What will happen when these magnets are brought close together?
They will attract each other.
They will repel each other.
They will stay the same.
What does the red end of a magnet always stand for?
south
east
north
west
The area of magnetic force around a magnet is known as its _____________.
magnetic field
magnetic declination
magnetic fan lines
magnetic tan lines
Thermal Energy
Conductor
Insulator
The foam cup and cardboard sleeve act as ______ for the hot coffee.
Insulator
Conductor
Electricty
Light
Which one is NOT an Insulator?
What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?
An insulator allows electricity to flow through it easily and a conductor does not
A conductor allows electricity to flow through it easily and an insulator does not.
An insulator is magnetic and a conductor is not
A conductor is magnetic and an insulator is not
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Dribbling a basketball is an example of
potential energy
stored energy
temperature
kinetic energy
Energy is the ability to do __________
bonds
work
atoms
molecules
Which will have the HIGHEST thermal energy?
Hot cup of tea
Cold bathtub water
Huge lake
Warm bowl of soup
Objects with MORE MASS have MORE thermal energy because
there are more molecules with energy in bonds
there are less atoms
there is less kinetic energy in the system
there is no potential energy at all
Which will have the LOWEST thermal energy?
Large mug of hot coffee
Baby bottle with warm milk
Gatorade jug of cold Gatorade
Large frozen puddle
What tool is used to measure temperature?
a stove
a beaker
a thermometer
a glove
What type of thermal energy transfer is occurring when you are warmed by the sun?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Solar
What type of thermal energy transfer is occurring at point C?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Heat
What type of thermal energy transfer is occurring at point B?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Kinetic
What type of thermal energy transfer is occurring at point A?
Radiation
Convection
Conduction
None of the above
A person waiting to bungee jump off a ledge is an example of (a) energy.
The type of energy that makes this toy move is:
Light
Mechanical
Thermal
Sound
When you rub your hands together, this is an example of ________ energy.
Sound
Light
Thermal
Mechanical
The image is an example of this type of energy:
Thermal
Light
Mechanical
Sound
Match the word with the correct definition.
Friction
A force that resists (slows down or stops) the motion of two surfaces sliding across one another
Gravity
The force that causes objects with mass to attract to one another
Pull
A force that when applied, moves an object towards you
Push
A force that, when applied, moves an object away from you
Motion
A change in position of an object
Which of the following is an example of friction?
An apple falling from the tree.
A ball slowing down on carpet.
A person seeing themselves in the mirror.
person pushing a door.
Students are conducting an investigation where they test how the force of magnetism can cause objects to move.
Select all of the objects below that the students would be able to move using the force of magnetism.
A student plays several sports including soccer, baseball, and bowling. Her teacher says throwing the bowling ball requires the most force. Why is this true?
The bowling ball has the most mass.
The bowling ball has holes in it.
The bowling ball has to be held in her hand.
The balls all require the same amount of force.
(a) can stop (b)
(a) is a (b) that can set objects in (c)
