Name the step of the scientific method that best fits each situation below. Mary put 10 shells in a box with a “naked” crab.

Name the step of the scientific method that best fits each situation below. Mary wondered how a hermit crab selects its shell.

Name the step of the scientific method that best fits each situation below. 4. Mary thought it would pick the largest shell.

Name the step of the scientific method that best fits each situation below. 5. The crab chose shell #3 (8) times, #7 (5) times, #1 (2) times, and #4 zero times.

Name the step of the scientific method that best fits each situation below. Mary decided the crab chooses a shell that its body squeezes into.

The measure of the amount of matter or “stuff” in an object is called its:

It is measured in units called: ___ with this instrument: triple beam balance

Volume is the measure of the

Instrument to measure the volume of a liquid: ___graduated cylinder____ Unit: ___mL___

Instrument to measure the volume of a solid with an irregular shape?

To read a graduated cylinder, what two things must you do?

Instrument used to measure the volume of a solid with a regular shape: _________

The distance from one point to another: ___length______ Units: ___meter/cm/mm______ Instrument used to measure distance: ___ruler/meter stick______

The amount of material in a certain amount of space: ___density__________________ Formula: Density = mass/volume Units: g/cm^3 or g/mL

This instrument is used to place a drop of water on a slide: ___

This is used to remove a hot beaker from a hot plate:

This is used to heat a test tube over Bunsen Burner: ___

This instrument measures temperature: ___thermometer_____

This is placed over a specimen on a slide: ___

If a slide is off center to the right when looking in a microscope, in which direction do you move the slide to center it?

________________________ Regulates the amount of light through the stage.

Where you place the slide for viewing.

________________________ Also called the ocular; the place you look through.

________________________ Holds the slide in place on the stage.

Objective first used to find a specimen.

________________________ Knob first used to focus on low power.

________________________ Never use this knob on high power.

Total magnification factor if eyepiece is 10x and objective is 40x.

________________________ The lenses of a microscope make the image appear __?

An object with a density greater than 1 will __?

An object with a density less than 1 will __?

Anything with mass and volume.

The measure of the pull of gravity on an object.

The force of attraction between 2 objects.

________ properties include mass, volume, weight & density.

________ properties include color, odor, size & texture.

The ability to rust by combining with oxygen.

The amount of mass per unit volume of an object.

The ability to burn.

The motion associated with the Earth going around the Sun. Fill in the blank: ________________

The motion associated with the Earth turning on its axis. Fill in the blank: ________________

The time it takes for Earth to make one complete turn. Fill in the blank: ________________

The time it takes for Earth to make one complete trip around the Sun. Fill in the blank: ________________

The time it takes for the moon to make one trip around the Earth. Fill in the blank: ________________

The time it takes for the moon to complete all of its phases. Fill in the blank: ________________

In which season does the North pole tilt towards the sun?

In which season does the North pole tilt away from the sun?

The angular degree of which the Earth’s axis is tilted. Fill in the blank: ________________

Earth’s rotation causes day and night.

Earth’s rotation causes seasons.

The tilt of Earth’s axis causes it to receive equal amounts of sunlight on its surface.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between Sun and the Earth.

Label the Moon Phases: 1. ________________

Label the Moon Phases: 2. ________________

Label the Moon Phases: 3. ________________

Label the Moon Phases: 4. ________________ (Image of moon phases provided)

Label the Moon Phases: 5. ________________ (Image of moon phases provided)

Label the Moon Phases: 6. ________________ (Image of moon phases provided)

Label the Moon Phases: 7. ________________

Label the Moon Phases: 8. ________________

The North Star: a) Official name of the north star is: ________________

The North Star: b) Found in the little dipper, which is part of pattern of stars called a ________________.

The North Star: c) Located directly above the ________________ in the northern hemisphere’s night sky.

Complete the chart: State of Matter | Solid | Liquid | Gas Arrangement of Particles (draw this): | [drawn tightly packed] | [drawn loosely packed] | [drawn very spread out] Shape (Definite or Not definite): | Definite | Not Definite | Not Definite Volume (Definite or Not definite): | Definite | Definite | Not Definite Speed of Particles (some, a lot, very little): | Very Little | Some | A Lot

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ solid to liquid

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ liquid to gas

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ solid to gas

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ gas to liquid

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ vaporization at the surface

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ vaporization throughout

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ volume changes indirectly with pressure

Identify the correct gas law and/or phase change: ________ volume changes directly with temperature

Heat Transfer Experiment: Name the type of heat transfer occurring at letters A, B, and C.

In 20 minutes time, what changes in temperature will we see: In Cup A: __________________________ In Cup B: __________________________

Change the bolded word to make the statement correct.

Change the bolded word to make the statement correct. Wind can form from equal heating of the Earth.

Change the bolded word to make the statement correct. Wind can form due to geography; such as mountains.

Wind can be measured using a barometer.

Instruments of weather. Identify the pictured weather tool below; then state what it measures.

Instruments of weather. Identify the pictured weather tool below; then state what it measures.

Instruments of weather. Identify the pictured weather tool below; then state what it measures.

Instruments of weather. Identify the pictured weather tool below; then state what it measures.

The state of the atmosphere at a certain place and time.

The average conditions prevailing in an area over a long period.

The force or push of air molecules on a surface.

The mixture of gases layered around a planet like Earth.

Fill in the blank: Large bodies of air that have similar temperature and moisture.

Moisture that falls from a cloud in the form of rain, snow, sleet or hail.

The process where warm air cools and forms a cloud.

On the weather map, label the following: - Warm Front - Cold Front - Buffalo, NY (Refer to the map for locations.)

What direction is the warm front moving?

What weather conditions would Location D currently experience?

Water Cycle Processes: Label the processes happening at each letter of the Water Cycle. 81. A: ____________

Label the processes happening at each letter of the Water Cycle. 82. B: ____________

Water Cycle Processes: Label the processes happening at each letter of the Water Cycle. 83. C: ____________

Label the processes happening at each letter of the Water Cycle. 84. D: ____________

Label the processes happening at each letter of the Water Cycle. 85. E: ____________

Water Cycle Processes: Circle the type of precipitation that would not likely form in temperatures below 0° C.