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Worksheets2025 Final
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 2hrs 6mins
What is the saddest day of the year.
Monday
Friday
Sunday
The last day of school
The amount of thermal energy in matter
Thermal energy
Heat
Temperature
Heat transfer
To add thermal energy to a cooler substance
Thermal energy
Heat
Temperature
Heat transfer
Heat energy
Thermal energy
Heat
Temperature
Heat transfer
Conduction, Convection, Radiation
Thermal energy
Heat
Temperature
Heat transfer
What is the process of heat transfer through direct contact?
Evaporation
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Which method of heat transfer involves the movement of fluids?
Insulation
Radiation
Convection
Conduction
What is the term for the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves?
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Absorption
What type of heat transfer does the double side wall slow down?
Conducton
Convection
Radiation
Heat loss
What type of heat transfer does a good insulated lid slow down?
Conducton
Convection
Radiation
Heat loss
What type of heat transfer does a good reflective coating slow down?
Conducton
Convection
Radiation
Heat loss
What part of the brain is responsible for critical thinking?
The spinal column
The Frontal lobe
The brain stem
Neurons
What are brain cells called
The spinal column
The Frontal lobe
The brain stem
Neurons
What part of the brain controls your involuntary responses?
The Frontal lobe
The brain stem
Neurons
Which neuron part is like the brain of the cell and holds DNA?
Dendrites and axon terminals
Nucleus
Myelin Sheath
The outdoor tennis ball activity showed us that
Tennis balls bounce in strange ways
It was difficult to bounce two balls at a time
With practice, we can improve
With practice, we got worse.
Conclusion, CER
The __________________________________ is the organized way scientists answer questions and solve problems.
scientific method
scientific explanation
scientific notation
scientific guesses
Which system do we use to measure with in Science
Imperial System
Capital System
Metric System
Electrical System
What was the intended learning from making a brain hat?
Mapping the brains structures
Mapping the brains functions
Making a fun hat
Mapping the brain's structures and functions.
Why do we use models for Science and Engineering
They are cheaper
They are easy to understand
You can change models easily
All of these answers.
atoms and molecules
electrons and protons
Molecules move quickest (have the most energy) in which state of matter?
solid
liquid
gas
solid, liquid and gas
Why should we practice things over and over and over?
Because we can memorize it
Because we can play a game
Because repeated complex practice builds myelin
Because Mr. Scott told us to
For us to see an object, what must happen to light
It must bounce off the object and enter our eyes
I reflects from our eyes
Light must be absorbed
Light must go through an object
How is a one-way mirror made to be reflective
By silvering the front of the glass
By bending the image
By making a checkerboard pattern of silvering
By adding a black coating behind the silvering
Why does the man see his reflection?
Because he is looking into a mirror
Because 80% of the light is on his side.
Because 80% of the light is on the woman's side of the mirros
If not enough light reaches our eyes from an object what happens?
We can see it more clearly
It looks closer
We cannot see it
It changes color
Which of these diagrams is a one-way mirror
A
B
C
What is this a model of?
How glass lets light through
How neurons work
How a double-walled cup works
How heat transferst through molecules
What is this a model of?
How glass lets light through
How neurons send and receive messages
How a double-walled cup works
How heat transfers
Why are models so important to understanding science?
Models are crucial for visualizing, predicting, and testing scientific concepts in a simple way
What is a Phenomonon?
Something we see and wonder about
A scientific law
a major scientific acheivment
A standout athlete
In the formula F= M x A the F stands for
The amount of effort moving an object
The amount of weight an object has
The speed you want the object to travel at
How badly you want the object to move
Which of the following statements is a claim
The bigger the box the heavier it is.
The heavier an object the more force you have to apply to it to move it.
The heavier an object the further it will fly from the platform because F = m x a
Which of these phrases describes Newton's 2nd law
On the move
I'm bigger than you
Equal and opposite
Which of the following shows an unbalanced force
This picture shows
Newton's 1st law
Newton's 2nd law
Newton's 3rd law
Simple definition for Newton's 3rd law
Inertia
Push and pull
Size matters
Simple definition for Newton's Second law
Inertia
Push and pull
Speed and matters
Simple definition for Newton's Second law
Inertia
Push and pull
Size matters
Simple definition for Newton's 1st law
Inertia
Push and pull
Size matters
Any Push or Pull
Objects tendency to stay in one place
Friction
Inertia
Force
Gravity
Which boundary type creates tall mountains?
divergent
convergent
transform
What kind of boundary creates a fault?
divergent
convergent
transform
Which of the following were evidence that the Earth's continents were once in vastly different locations than they are today? (select all that apply).
matching rock type
matching fossil types
the puzzle like fit of the continents
All of these answers
What causes the tectonic plates to move?
They are drifting
The convection currents in the Earth's mantle
Earth's rotation
The super continent where all the continents were once connected is called..
Earth
Pangea
Wegener's supercontinent
Earth's surface is broken into large slabs of rock called..
the mantle
magma
tectonic plates
What kind of boundary is shown here?
divergent
transform
convergent
What kind of boundary is shown here?
convergent
divergent
transform
What kind of boundary is shown here?
divergent
convergent
transform
What is happening here?
divergent boundary, subduction
convergent boundary, volcano
transform boundary, trench
Where does the heat come from that drives the convection current in the mantle?
The Crust
The Core
Mantle creates it's own heat
Convection currents move themselves
Mountains are formed at ______ plate boundaries
transform
divergent
convergent
The theory of ______ states that the Earth is broken up into pieces that move because of convection currents that happen in the asthenosphere
volcanoes
sea floor spreading
continental drift
Plate tectonics
Subduction zones occur along
Transform boundaries
Continental-Continental boundaries
Divergent boundaries
Oceanic-Continental boundaries
What is science?
The study of the natural world through observation and tests
The study of the human body
The study of mathematics
What is an experiment?
A fair test of a question or idea that is often a part of an investigation
A type of musical instrument
A type of food
What is a hypothesis?
an educated guess
A type of plant
A type of building
Any question can be a good scientific question.
True
False
what is a testable question
good question
question we can test, experiment, measure, and find answer
question based on opinion
identify the best testable question
Who has the longest hair?
Which soda is the best?
Which brand of chips goes stale the fastest?
Which chocolate has the best taste?
Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information can be...
testable question
experiment
collecting data, analyzing what we find
a conclusion
Which two processes cause clouds to form?
precipitation and runoff
evaporation and condensation
evaporation and ground water
As altitude increases, air pressure _______.
increases
decreases
stays the same
Dangerous events caused by weather (flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc.)
storm
Design Solution
Weather-Related Hazards
What does it mean when water evaporates?
water that evaporates from trees, leaves and plants
water than changes from a gas to a liquid state
water that changes from a liquid to a gas state
When condensation occurs, how is water changing?
from a liquid to a solid state
from a liquid to a gas state
from a gas to a liquid state
Overall conditions of the atmosphere over a long period of time.
The boundary where air masses meet becomes a _______
front
back
to the left now
What is precipitation?
solids falling from the sky
precipitation
any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches earth's surface
liquids falling from the sky
Water drops seen on the lid of a hot tea pot is an example of__________.
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Water cycle
Hailstones are made of __, often in layers.
Water
Ice
Layers of ice
Hailstorms are more common in which part of the United States?
North
South
East
West
Central
Where are hailstorms least likely to happen?
North
South
West
East
The days that have hail also have relatively ___ air temperatures.
Freezing
Boiling
Warm
Cool
What time of day do most storms occure?
Night time
Afternoon
Late Morning
Early Morning
Regardless of the season, the temperature of the air always ___ as you move away from Earth's surface and higher into the atmosphere.
increases
decreases
When it hails, the temperature usually ___, while the humidity ____.
increases, decreases
decreases, increases
What is this a picture of?
Weather Rocket
Weather Parachute
Weather Balloon
Hygristor
Which conditions will have the largest updraft?
When a large area of land is heated much more than the air above it
When a small area of land is heated much more than the air above it
When a large area of land is heated similarly to the air above it
What happens when water droplets are close to each other?
They will repel each other
They will stick together to become a larger water droplet
They will become a solid
What happens first to cause hail to form on sunny days?
The ground reflects the solar radiation
Water condenses in the clouds
The ground absorbs the solar radiation
There is an updraft
How is hail formed?
Water freezes higher in the cloud and falls to the ground when the hail is larger than the updraft
On cold days when there is little updraft, water will freeze and fall down to the ground as hail
Using your 5 senses to gather information. Must be accurate and factual.
Communicating
Observing
Predicting
Inferring
Hand drawn sketches, diagrams, illustrations, diagrams or 3D models
Classifying
Art class
Making Models
Predicting
Making an inference about a future event. A prediction based upon evidence and past experience.
Observations
Predicting
Inferring
Communicating
Communicating results
Sharing ideas/opinions, information, data, and results. Helps others to find answers to questions and problems.
Making an educated guess about future events
Hand drawn sketches, diagrams, illustrations or 3D models
When doing any lab, you had to draw a picture and label it. What vocab term would this be?
Observations
Prediction
Making Models
Communicating
When you were writing down what you noticed, that was called an ___?
Inferring
Observation
Prediction
Making Models
What are the factors in an experiment that can change called?
Data
Chemicals
Variables
Hypothesis
