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WorksheetsREVIEW TERM 4
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Work cannot be measured
True
False
Energy is needed for work to be done
True
False
Nuclear energy cannot make electricity
True
False
All matter has some heat energy.
True
False
Food stores mechanical energy.
True
False
Energy cannot be _____.
lost
used
bought
Geothermal energy is produced when water touches _____.
hot rocks
oil
biomass
Work is done when photosynthesis changes light energy to _____ energy.
chemical
mechanical
electrical
Transformation of energy causes _____.
matter
work
forms
Mixing vinegar and baking soda creates _____.
heat
oil
matter
can cause heat pollution
nuclear eenrgy
solar energy
rubbing together
friction
collision
changes mechanical energy to heat energy
collision
friction
can be burned easily
fuel
solar energy
made of small particles
matter
energy
difficult to store
solar energy
fuel
something moves or changes form
work is done
energy
What is meant by transformation of energy? Give two examples
How does our use of energy today affect the future?
Nuclear _______________ takes place in the sun and produces great amounts of energy.
fusion
fission
Oil stores energy
chemical
nuclear
mechanical
What are two problems with the use of nuclear fission for an energy source?
What are the two biggest uses for energy from oil?
The life cycle was formed after the Flood.
True
False
The Flood formed oil according to the Bible record.
True
False
Cities were built before the Flood.
True
False
Some plants grew very large before the Flood.
True
False
Huge fossil deposits have been discovered.
True
False
People had long lives before the Flood:
Physical record
Bible record
Neither record
Glaciers came to the earth:
Physical record
Bible record
Neither record
Alien beings from another planet lived on earth:
Physical record
Biblical record
neither record
Adam's remains have been found:
Physical record
Neither record
Bible record
There were billions of people on earth when the Flood came:
Neither record
Physical record
Bible record
Much physical evidence __________ with the Bible accounts of the Flood
agrees
disagrees
No known __________ account of the Flood was made by Noah or others who lived then.
written
verbal
The _____________ cycle as we know it came about after the Flood.
gravitational
moon
water
The American Continent is a ___________ landmass
stationary
shifting
Why did God want to make a new beginning with Noah?
How does physical evidence show that a flood covered the earth?
Oil deposits were formed from:
rocks
animals
fossils
guided Creation and development of all things
“intelligent design”
Creation scientist
cast and mold
print fossils
petrified fossils
minerals replace some or all of original materials
petrified fossils
carbonized fossils
carbon remains
petrified fossils
carbonized fossils
located in Los Angeles
tar pits
fossil discoveries
found in Siberia
mammoth fossils
print fossils
believes the biblical record
Creation scientist
intelligent design
Fossil bones have not been found in caves.
True
False
Coal is not a fossil fuel.
True
False
A famous fossil find is located in the Gobi Desert.
True
False
A new building site may be a good place to look for fossils.
True
False
Limestone is not a type of sediment.
True
False
Many fern fossils have been found.
True
False
Dating of fossils by age is sometimes used to support theories of evolution.
True
False
Fossils from __________ are common.
donkeys
seed-bearing plants
flowers
What are three ways to identify fossils?
minerals
age
plant, animal, or living thing type
decay
fossil type
What are two types of rock more likely to hold fossils?
granite
limestone
shale or sandstone
diamonds
How can fossil hunters practice good stewardship?
What can reconstructed skeletons or models of fossils tell us?
about 3,000 types
minerals
color
physical test on rocks
color
hardness
drag rocks underneath
lava
glaciers
land areas are squeezed together
folding
faulting
regular structure of atoms
crystal
core
Astronauts in space can travel around the earth in about:
90 minutes
12 hours
2 days
1 day
A common sedimentary rock made of tiny grains of clay is:
shale
slate
limestone
granite
Sedimentary rocks were probably formed at:
great expense
the time of the Flood
ancient forests
mountain tops
The San Andreas Fault is in:
Maryland
California
Hawaii
New York
Forces that change landforms can also change:
living conditions
oceans
mountains
energy
The earth is slightly flattened at the poles.
True
False
Weathering causes slow changes in the earth's surface.
True
False
The distance around the earth is greatest at the equator.
True
False
Folding is often the result of the movement of the inner earth.
True
False
Tidal waves can be caused by earthquakes.
True
False
The diameter of the earth at the poles is about 1,000 miles.
True
False
The deepest part of the ocean is about 7 miles below the surface.
True
False
Erosion cannot be caused by gravity.
True
False
How do landforms change as a result of earthquakes?
How do living conditions change as a result of erosion?
molecules are made up of these
atoms
element
two or more different atoms together
element
compound
head of a comet
coma
snow
crystals of water
snow
glacier
each kind of atom is called a(n)
element
compound
causes molecules to separate farther
heat
cold
earth's tilt causes it to receive these
slanted rays
star
matter that is brought into the body
heat
food
When water is changed into steam, a chemical change occurs.
True
False
Rust is not the same material as iron.
True
False
Decay is part of a cycle of matter.
True
False
All matter in the universe has physical properties.
True
False
An object's weight is always the same as its mass.
True
False
Liquid molecules move slower than those of a solid of the same material.
True
False
Day and night show a balance in the cycle of nature.
True
False
A comet is a star with a tail.
True
False
The three physical properties of matter displayed by all substances are: volume, mass, and _______
balance
density
force
A physical property that describes a substance's mass divided by its volume is:
density
volume
measurement
Matter changes from one state to another when ____________ is added or removed.
volume
mass
heat
Matter is ________________ through nature.
created
cycled
lost
The smallest unit which contains all the chemical properties of the substance containing two or more atoms is:
a compound
a molecule
an element
can cause erosion
wind storms
lava
can break rocks open
growing plants
soil
crust materials
rocks, soil
magma
melted rock inside the earth
magma
lava
center of earth
dense ball
mantle
The earth's size can be determined by using mathematical methods.
True
False
Oceans are not deep when compared to the total earth.
True
False
Surface features are in constant change.
True
False
Magma seldom flows.
True
False
Some rocks have less luster than other rocks.
True
False
Weathering causes fast changes in the earth's surface.
True
False
The form of most _______________ is crystal.
minerals
chemicals
faults
Earthquakes happen when rocks at _________ lines shift.
fold
power
fault
Movement in the earth's surface can be caused by __________ from below.
air current
pressure
explosions
Earthquakes have caused ___________ to form.
lakes
life
gravity
