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HS Science Test Prep

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 3hrs 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the SI system, which prefix means one thousandth?

a)

kilo

b)

milli

c)

grams

d)

deca

e)

moles

2.

In the SI system, which prefix means one thousand?

a)

kilo

b)

milli

c)

grams

d)

deca

e)

moles

3.

What are used to estimate the amount of atoms in a substance?

a)

kilo

b)

milli

c)

grams

d)

deca

e)

moles

4.

What are the basic units for mass and weight in the metric system?

a)

kilo

b)

milli

c)

grams

d)

deca

e)

moles

5.

In the SI system, which prefix means ten?

a)

kilo

b)

milli

c)

grams

d)

deca

e)

moles

6.

In the SI system, which prefix means tenth?

a)

deci

b)

centi

c)

candela

d)

ampere

e)

hecto

7.

What is the SI unit for measuring luminous intensity?

a)

deci

b)

centi

c)

candela

d)

ampere

e)

hecto

8.

What is the SI unit for measuring electric current?

a)

deci

b)

centi

c)

candela

d)

ampere

e)

hecto

9.

In the SI system, which prefix means one hundred?

a)

deci

b)

centi

c)

candela

d)

ampere

e)

hecto

10.

In the SI system, which prefix means one hundredth?

a)

deci

b)

candela

c)

centi

d)

ampere

e)

hecto

11.

1.1 Observing, studying, and experimenting to find the nature of things is called what?

a)

a variable

b)

science

c)

a model

d)

precision

12.

1.1 Natural Science has 3 main branches. Which one of the following is NOT one of the branches?

a)

Social

b)

Biological

c)

Physical

d)

Earth

13.

1.1 What is Physics?

a)

study of animals and their lifestyles

b)

study of forces and energy

c)

study of matter and its changes

d)

study of physical nature and history of the Earth

14.

1.1 What is Chemistry?

a)

study of the history of the Earth

b)

study of forces and energy

c)

study of animals and their lifestyles

d)

study of matter and its changes

15.

1.1 What are the two main branches of Physical Science?

a)

Natural and Physical

b)

Social and Natural

c)

Earth Science and Biological

d)

Chemistry and Physics

16.

1.3 In scientific notation, what is the number 68555 ?

a)

6.85 x 10-3

b)

6.86 x 104

c)

6.86 x 10-4

d)

6.85 x 103

17.

1.3 What is .000000225443 expressed in scientific notation?

a)

2.26 x 10-11

b)

2.25 x 107

c)

2.25 x 10-7

d)

2.26 x 10-7

18.

1.2 Which fraction would you use to convert .33g to kilograms?

a)

(1000g / 1kg)

b)

(1g / 1000kg)

c)

(1kg / 1000g)

d)

(1000kg / 1g)

19.

1.2 Which fraction would you use to convert 5.608m to centimeters?

a)

(100cm / 1m)

b)

(1m / 100cm)

c)

(100m / 1cm)

d)

(1cm / 100m)

20.

1.2 First step in a scientific method: Make a(n) _________________ of the world around.

a)

hypothesis

b)

observation

c)

ask a question

d)

prediction

21.

1.2 Second step in a scientific method: Then you _____________about something you want to learn.

a)

hypothesis

b)

observation

c)

ask a question

d)

prediction

22.

1.2 Third step in a scientific method: Then you form this ‘educated guess’ to explain what you observed.

a)

hypothesis

b)

observation

c)

ask a question

d)

prediction

23.

1.2 Fourth step in a scientific method: Make a ‘forecast’ about how it’s going to go.

a)

hypothesis

b)

observation

c)

ask a question

d)

prediction

24.

1.2 Fifth step in a sci. method: Do a test or _______________________ with a control and a variable.

a)

analyze data

b)

conversion

c)

experimentation

d)

draw a conclusion

25.

1.2 Sixth step in a scientific method: By doing this step, you decide if the results of your tests are reliable.

a)

analyze data

b)

conversion

c)

experimentation

d)

draw a conclusion

26.

1.2 Last step in a scientific method: Communicate with others whether or not your prediction was correct.

a)

analyze data

b)

conversion

c)

experimentation

d)

draw a conclusion

27.

2.2 What is the formula to find density?

a)

D / v

b)

m / v

c)

D x v

d)

m / D

28.

2.2 Lithium is the lightest of metals and the least dense of all non-gaseous elements. A sample with a volume of 13.1cm3 has a mass of 5.94g. Which set-up is the correct substitution to find its density?

a)

(5.94g x 13.1cm3)

b)

(5.94g / 13.1cm3)

c)

(13.1g/cm3 / 5.94cm3)

d)

(13.1cm3 / 5.94g)

29.

2.2 Lithium is the lightest of metals and the least dense of all non-gaseous elements. A sample with a volume of 13.1cm3 has a mass of 5.94g. What is the density in the correct significant figures?

a)

77.8 g/cm3

b)

.453435 cm3/g

c)

2.21 g/cm3

d)

.453 g/cm3

30.

2.2 A flask contains 750cm3 of a liquid. The density of the liquid is .049g/cm3. Which set-up is the correct substitution to find the liquid's mass?

a)

(.049cm3 x 750g)

b)

(750cm3 / .049g/cm3)

c)

(.049g/cm3 X 750cm3)

d)

(.049g/cm3 / 750cm3)

31.

2.2 A flask contains a liquid with a density of 1.03g/cm3. The mass of the liquid is 75g. Which set-up is the correct substitution to find the liquid's volume?

a)

75g / 1.03g/cm3

b)

75g x 1.03g/cm3

c)

1.03g/cm3 / 75g

d)

1.03g / 75g/cm3

32.

4.2 Find the number of neutrons in an atom of Beryllium. Use your periodic chart and round the molar mass to the nearest whole number before calculating.

a)

4

b)

9

c)

13

d)

5

33.

4.2 Find the number of neutrons in an atom of Fluorine. Use your periodic chart and round the molar mass to the nearest whole number before calculating.

a)

28

b)

19

c)

9

d)

10

34.

4.2 What is the correct set-up to convert 31 grams of Silver to moles? REMEMBER: use your periodic chart and round the molar mass to the nearest whole number before calculating.

a)

(31g / 1) X (107.g / 1mol)

b)

(31g / 1) X (1mol / 108.g)

c)

(31g / 1) X (1mol / 107.g)

d)

(108.g / 1) X (1mol / 31g)

35.

4.2 What is the correct set-up to convert 1.6 moles of Bromine to grams? REMEMBER: use your periodic chart and round the molar mass to the nearest whole number before calculating.

a)

(1.6mol / 1) X (80.g / 1mol)

b)

(1.6.mol / 1) X (79.g / 1mol)

c)

(1.6mol / 1) X (1mol / 35.g)

d)

(35.mol / 1) X (1g / 1.6mol)