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Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 49mins
Type of plate boundary where two of earth's plates collide
convergent
divergent
tranform
collision
What do you call the process where one plate goes under another plate?
convection
conduction
sublimation
subduction
Density of water? (2 answers- pick both)
1 gram
1 cm3
1 g/cm3
1 g/ml
The two measurements needed to calculate the density of a substance
length and width
mass and volume
area and mass
area and volume
The three subatomic particles that makeup an atom?
nucleus, cell membrane and vacuole
fermions, quarks and leptons
protons, electrons and neutrons
bosons, photons and gluons
Which are the REACTANTS in this chemical equation for photosynthesis
SUGAR AND WATER
SUGAR AND OXYGEN
CARBON DIOXIDE AND SUGAR
CARBON DIOXIDE AND WATER
The red lines with the hash marks represent the MID-OCEAN RIDGE. What is happening here?
the ocean floor is being destroyed
New Ocean floor is being created
Nothing is happening
The three subatomic particles that makeup an atom?
nucleus, cell membrane and vacuole
fermions, quarks and leptons
protons, electrons and neutrons
bosons, photons and gluons
The process of water turning from a gas into a liquid is called?
evaporation
condensation
freezing
sublimation
The freezing point of water in Fahrenheit scale
0
31
32
33
ATG TGA CAG
In eukaryotes, which organelle is DNA usually found in?
cell membrane
vacuole
chloroplast
nucleus
Which of the following best describes the ecological relationships of the organisms in the food web?
At which 2 locations is it summer?
W and X
W and Y
X and Z
Y and Z
Which of the following best shows the appearance and positions of Earth and the Moon during a total lunar eclipse?
A student is investigating the process that changes steel into rust. According to the table, which of the beakers from Investigation 1 does not show evidence of a chemical change?
Beaker X
Beaker Y
Beaker Z
Which of the following describes what primarily causes the ocean tides in Massachusetts?
Convection from plate tectonics
Gravity from the Moon and the Sun
Convection from Earth's north and south poles
Magnetism from Earth's north and south poles
Which part of the diagram represents the foundation of the building?
W
X
Y
Z
Which of the following describes the foundation of a building?
It is a flat surface that people can walk on, but it does not help to support the building.
It is a part that the entire building is built upon, and it keeps the building from sinking into the ground.
It is a vertical wall that blocks access and visibility, but it provides structural support for the building.
It is a cover that protects the building, and it shields anything inside from sunlight and precipitation.
Which of the following diagrams correctly identifies the different parts of the wave?
Which of the following shows the order of formation from oldest to youngest?
W, X, Y, Z
Z, Y, X, W
W, Y, X, Z
Z, X, Y, W
Which of the following best shows the structure of the universe?
A plant (Rr) is crossed with a plant (rr). Which Punnett square correctly shows this cross?
Given the Punnett square for the traits of rounded seeds (dominant R) and wrinkled seeds (recessive r), what is the probability that an offspring will have rounded seeds?
0
41
21
43
1
A computer touch screen allows users to enter information. Users have complained that the touch screen is too difficult to operate.
The complaints are which element of the universal systems model?
Feedback
Goal
Inputs
Processes
Which of the following best explains why the engineers used concrete to build this part of the bridge?
Concrete is low in density so this part of the bridge can float on top of the water.
Concrete is heavy so this part of the bridge can move back and forth in the wind.
Concrete is low in density so this part of the bridge can move back and forth in the wind.
Concrete is high in strength so this part of the bridge can support a large amount of weight.
Which of the following changes should the student include in the new model?
Making the atoms bigger
Making the atoms a different shape
Making larger spaces between the atoms
Making chemical bonds between the atoms
Two pea plants are crossed. Each parent has a dominant allele for height (H) and a recessive allele for height (h).
Which of the following shows the expected percentage of each genotype for the offspring of these parents?
Which of the following lists the materials in order from least dense to most dense?
Glass - Wood - Rubber
Glass - Rubber - Wood
Rubber - Glass - Wood
Wood - Rubber - Glass
Polar bears live in the Northern Hemisphere and need a large amount of Arctic ice to hunt.
Which of the following is most likely to occur if the amount of Arctic ice in polar regions decreases significantly over a short period of time?
Polar bears will migrate to the South.
Polar bears will become extinct.
Polar bears will develop a larger body size.
Polar bears will adapt to water environments.
Which of the following best shows the ways that energy from the Sun and the force of gravity affect the cycling of water?
Hawks and owls are both birds of prey and often live in the same areas.
Which of the following factors most likely limits competition for prey between hawks and owls living in the same area?
Hawks and owls have different predators.
Hawks have speckled eggs and owls have white eggs.
Hawks and owls are camouflaged by different feather colors.
Hawks are active during the day and owls are active during the night.
Which of the following statements best explains why air on Earth circulates between the equator and the poles?
The atmosphere is higher near the equator than at the poles.
The atmosphere is more dense near the equator than at the poles.
Earth's gravitational pull is weaker near the equator than at the poles.
Earth's surface temperature is greater near the equator than at the poles.
What is an abiotic factor?
A living thing (Ex: Water, Soil, etc.)
A Non-living thing (Ex: Grass, Animals, etc.)
A living thing (Ex: Trees, Birds, etc.)
A Non-living thing (Ex: Rocks, Rain, etc.)
What is a Biotic factor?
A living thing (Ex: Water, Soil, etc.)
A living thing (Ex: Trees, Birds, etc.)
A Non-living thing (Ex: Grass, Animals, etc.)
A Non-living thing (Ex: Rocks, Rain, etc.)
What are Moon phases?
The phases of the moon goes through within a month due to it's revolution around Earth.
The phases the moon goes through within a month due to it's rotation around Earth.
The phases the moon goes through within a year due to it's revolution around the Sun.
The phases the moon goes through within a month due to Earth's rotation around it.
What is a Food Chain?
A network of lines that shows one thing an organism eats.
A network of arrows that shows what an organism eats, and what eats that organism.
A network of arrows that shows what organisms eat, and what eats those organisms .
A network of lines that shows multiple things an organism eats.
What moon phase is this?
Full Moon
1st Quarter
3rd Quarter
New Moon
What moon phase is this?
Waning Crescent
Waxing Crescent
Waxing Gibbous
Waning Gibbous
What moon phase is this?
Waning Gibbous
Waxing Crescent
Waning Crescent
Waxing Gibbous
What moon phase is this?
1st Quarter
3rd Quarter
Waning Gibbous
Waxing Gibbous
What moon phase is this?
Waxing Gibbous
Waning Gibbous
3rd Quarter
1st Quarter
What moon phase is this?
3rd Quarter
Full Moon
1st Quarter
New Moon
If you could rate yourself, how good are you at science?
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3-4
5-6
7-8
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