WorksheetsSLO 25-26
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 34mins
a material through which electrical energy or thermal energy can move easily
conductor
insulator
thermal energy
electrical energy
a form of energy that can move through wires
conductor
insulator
electrical energy
thermal energy
a material through which electrical energy cannot move easily
conductor
insulator
thermal energy
electrical energy
a form of energy measured by temperature
conductor
insulator
electrical energy
thermal energy
a form of energy you can hear
sound energy
transfer
wave
electrical energy
to move from one place to another
sound energy
transfer
electrical energy
circuit
a pattern of motion that moves energy from one place to another place
sound energy
transfer
wave
electrical energy
a path through which electrical energy can flow
circuit
closed path
open path
flow
a complete path through which electrical energy can travel
wave
closed path
open path
flow
the movement of electrical energy through a circuit
circuit
closed path
open path
flow
an incomplete path through which electrical energy cannot travel
circuit
closed path
open path
flow
push objects away
magnetism
repel
poles
attract
pull objects closer
repel
attract
magnetism
poles
a non-contact force of attraction between two objects,
always a pulling force
attract
repel
gravity
magnetism
a force that pulls together or pushes apart certain metals objects
attract
repel
magnetism
gravity
a force that acts on an object without touching the object
attract
repel
magnetism
non-contact force
the parts of a magnet with the strongest magnetic force
attract
repel
magnetism
poles
a force that pushes or pulls an object by touching the object
contact force
non-contact force
attract
repel
a contact force that pushes against objects in motion,
this force causes the object to slow down or stop
contact force
non-contact force
magnetism
friction
the effect that one object has on another object
contact force
magnetism
interaction
repel
a change in position
contact force
non-contact force
interaction
motion
keep from going away
properties that stay the same
conserve
mixture
solution
properties
two or more substances that are combined but do not form a new substance
conserve
mixture
solution
properties
a mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another substance
conserve
mixture
solution
attract
group objects based on like properties
attract
repel
classify
magnetism
the change from gas to liquid
condensation
classify
evaporation
physical state
slow change from liquid to gas
classify
condensation
evaporation
physical state
a form of matter such as a solid, a liquid, or a gas
classify
condensation
evaporation
physical state
the amount of matter in an object
magnetism
mass
matter
flow
anything that has mass and takes up space
magnetism
mass
relative density
matter
a characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured
physical property
relative density
magnetism
mass
an object's ability to sink or float in water
magnetism
mass
relative density
physical property
an imaginary line from the North Pole to the South Pole through the center of Earth
orbit
axis
pattern
season
a curved path around an object
orbit
axis
pattern
season
Earth spinning on its axis
revolution
orbit
rotation
pattern
Earth moving around the Sun
revolve
rotate
season
system
something that repeats in a regular way
revolve
rotate
season
pattern
a time of year with a distance pattern of temperature and sunlight
axis
orbit
season
pattern
a moon phase in which the moon's visible surface is fully lit
full moon
new moon
quarter moon
sequence
the changing apparent shape of the moon
new moon
full moon
quarter moon
moon phase
a moon phase in which the moon's visible surface is not lit
new moon
full moon
quarter moon
moon phase
a moon phase in which half of the moon's visible surface is lit
new moon
full moon
quarter moon
moon phase
order
new moon
full moon
season
sequence
a collection of things that work together
pattern
sequence
system
season
the process of protecting a natural resource
conservation
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
recycle
a substance formed from dead organisms that can be used for energy
conservation
fossil fuel
recycle
renewable resource
a natural resource that can be used up or that cannot be replaced
conservation
fossil fuel
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
make something new from something old
conservation
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
recycle
natural resource that cannot be used up or that can be replaced
nonrenewable resource
recycle
renewable resource
conservation
gas that plants use to make food
oxygen
carbon dioxide
producer
consumer
an organism that eats other organisms
consumer
producer
carbon dioxide
oxygen
a living thing
carbon dioxide
organism
producer
consumer
a series of events in a repeating pattern
cycle
ecosystem
food chain
food web
a system made up of living and nonliving things in an area
ecosystem
cycle
environment
food chain
the surroundings of an area including the air, soil, water, and organisms
environment
cycle
ecosystem
conservation
the feeding relationship between organisms in an ecosystem
food chain
food web
ecosystem
environment
a system of interconnected food chains
food chain
food web
ecosystem
environment
the preserved remains of a living thing from long ago
fossil
conservation
imprint
organism
a mark made by pressing on a surface
fossil
fossil fuel
imprint
water cycle
an inherited trait that helps an organism survive
adaptation
structure
function
trait
what something does
adaptation
function
structure
organism
the way parts are organized
structure
function
adaptation
trait
a characteristic caused by interactions with the environment
acquired trait
inherited trait
physical trait
offspring
a characteristic that is passed down to a living thing from its parents
acquired trait
inherited trait
physical trait
offspring
young organisms produced by parent organisms
acquired traits
offspring
physical trait
inherited trait
a characteristic of an organism's body
physical trait
acquired trait
inherited trait
offspring
an organism that makes its own food
producer
consumer
recycle
oxygen
