Worksheets2024 SLO Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Doug tested to see if his pea plants produced more pods given distilled, carbon, sparkling water. Identify the independent variable in this investigation.
types of water
number of pea pods
type of plants
air temperature
Which has the hypothesis written correctly?
If sparkling water is the cleanest, then more pods will be produced in the pea plants.
I think sparkling water will be the best to use?
Which water is the best for pea plants?
Maybe sparkling water will produce the most pea pods.
If you are conducting an experiment to see if the type of fertilizer affects plant growth, what would the dependent variable be?
The type of fertilizer.
The color of the plants.
The growth of the plants.
The amount of water given to the plants.
If a glass container were to break during a lab, you should:
using your foot, sweep the broken glass under the lab table
clean it up yourself and place in trash bin
inform the teacher, so he or she can clean it up
pick up the broken glass and lay on a paper towel on the lab table
When bonds break and the atoms rearrange to form a new substance, this has occurred:
oxidation
physical change
chemical reaction
energy transformation
In the molecule H20, the number 2 represents the:
subscript
coefficient
atomic mass
atomic temperature
In the molecule 4NO3 the number 4 represents the:
subscript
atomic mass
atomic volume
coefficient
In the molecule 5H20, how many Hydrogen (H) atoms are present?
2
5
10
7
In the molecule H204, how many Oxygen (O) atoms are there?
4
6
8
1
The chemical equation for photosynthesis is as follows:
6CO2 + 6H2O + (le) ---> C6H12O6 + 6O2, the reactants are:
just glucose
Glucose and oxygen
CO2, H2O, and le
just CO2
In the chemical equation, 2NO4 + N2 --> 4N + 2N2, the products are:
4N and 2N2
2NO4 and N2
2NO4 and 2N2
N2 and 4N
Ice melting is an example of:
oxidation
an endothermic reaction
an exothermic reaction
molecular bonding
Water boiling is an example of:
solubility
an endothermic reaction
energy transformation
an exothermic reaction
The atomic mass for Neon (Ne) is:
2
8
10
20.18
When a change occurs in an object or substance, but that object or substance does not change into something new, this occurs:
physical change
chemical change
chemical reaction
molecular breakdown
Which is not an example of a physical change?
mass
density
volume
reactivity
Which instrument is not used to measure mass?
flask
digital scale
triple beam balance
double pan balance
Both mass and volume are said to be:
unmeasurable
mineral dependent
size dependent
temperature dependent
Objects or substances that allow thermal or electrical energy to flow through them have the property of:
solubility
conductivity
reactivity
density
Objects that are able to burn easily, have the property of:
reactivity
oxidation
conductivity
flammability
When an object turns into something brand new, this has occurred:
physical change
chemical change
size change
color change
Which of the following are examples of oxidation?
size and temperature change
color and size change
burning and melting
rust and tarnish
Acids causing a change in a substance or object is known as:
reactivity
solubility
oxidation
conductivity
Placing sugar in coffee or tea to sweeten the beverage is an example of:
flammability
solubility
conductivity
density
Density differs from mass and volume in that:
it increases the temperature of a substance
it only effects solids
its a chemical property
its size independent
If a beaker has 40 mL of water in it, then you place a wooden block in it and the water level rises to 100 mL, what is the volume of the wooden block?
140 mL
100 mL
60 mL
40 mL
If a rectangular prism has a height of 10 in, a width of 15 in, and a length of 15 in, its volume would be:
150 in3
2,250 in3
250 in3
40 in3
To increase kinetic energy of an object, you must increase its:
density or volume
mass or speed
mass or density
speed or size
Energy is measured in a unit known as joules. If the mass of a toy car increased by 25 grams, its kinetic energy would increase by:
25 J
50 J
12.75 J
625 J
If the speed of a toy car going down a ramp increased by 5 mph, its kinetic energy would increase by:
5 J
10 J
25 J
2.75 J
How do you increase the potential energy of an object?
gravity and elasticity
mass and speed
density and conductivity
solubility and reactivity
Which object will NOT have elastic potential energy?
slingshot
rubber band
bow
pen
To increase gravitational potential energy, you must:
increase the speed or magnetism of the object
increase the height or mass of the object
increase the density or reactivity of the object
increase the volume or solubility of the object
What are the reactants of photosynthesis (what's needed)?
water, carbon dioxide, and light energy
glucose and oxygen
water and oxygen
glucose and carbon dioxide
The products of photosynthesis are:
oxygen and water
glucose and water
glucose and oxygen
oxygen and carbon dioxide
The organisms that go through the process of photosynthesis are known as:
decomposers
scavengers
consumers
producers
Photosynthesis will occur in this cellular organelle:
cytoplasm
chloroplast
mitochondria
lysosome
Which statement is NOT true of respiration?
it occurs in all living organisms
it is the process organisms use to make energy
glucose and oxygen are needed for this process
only consumers and decomposers go through this process
In which cellular organelle will respiration occur?
cytoplasm
mitochondria
chlorophyll
ribosome
If my 4 seventh grade classes averaged an 91.5% on the test I gave them, this is an example of a(n)
quantitative observation
inference
qualitative observation
conclusion
After the rainstorm, I noticed so much more green color outside. This is an example of a:
purpose
quantitative observation
hypothesis
qualitative observation
Thinking about the carbon cycle, where is carbon found in plants and other producers?
as part of their roots
as part of glucose, their food source
as part of the flowers
as part of their stems/trunks
Consumers will give off "carbon" to the atmosphere in the form of:
carbon dioxide
water
carbon monoxide
energy
Storage areas for groundwater are known as __________ while storage areas for surface water are known as ___________.
reservoirs, aquifers
reservoirs, containments
aquifers, reservoirs
caves, wells
Plant's will give off water to be evaporated through the process of:
gas exchange
transpiration
percolation
infiltration
Precipitation that reaches the Earth's surface and seeps into the and underneath the ground does so through the process of:
percolation
runoff
containment
condensation
Which of the following organisms play the most important role with the nitrogen cycle?
producers
bacteria
scavengers
carnivores
Which of the following is not responsible for the process of nitrogen fixation?
lightning
special bacteria
algae
chemical manipulation (industry)
When stage of the nitrogen cycle is nitrogen made usable for most plants and animals?
denitrification
nitrification
ammonification
nitrogen fixation
