Week 10 Science: Review

Last updated over 5 years ago

16 questions

Week 10 Science: Review

Last updated over 5 years ago

16 questions

Question 1

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.
Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?

Objects than feel cooler than you have a lower temperature than you.  Objects that feel warmer than you have a higher temperature than you.

Objects that feel cooler have a higher temperature than you. Objects that feel warmer have a lower temperature than you. 

Question 2

This type of heat transfer in the asthenosphere causes the pieces of Earth's lithosphere, called tectonic plates, to move.

convection

revolution

conduction

radiation

Question 3

How are temperature and pressure related to the state of matter?

With increasing the pressure, the distance between atoms will decrease.

As pressure increases the substance goes from gas to liquid to solid state.

More pressure means less motion of atoms, so a gas becomes a liquid.

There is no relationship between temperature and pressure.

Question 4

Temperature and pressure determine an object's state of matter.

True

False

Question 5

What two main factors determine an object's state of matter?

electricity and density

temperature and pressure

plasma and magetism

Question 6

Why is the handle hot?

convection

radiation

rotation

conduction

Question 7

Put the Scientific Method order:

Conduct an Experiment
Form a Hypothesis
Draw a Conclusion
Ask a Question
Make Observations
Analyse Data

Question 8

Day and night are caused by

solar and lunar eclipses.

Earth's rotation on its axis.

Earth's revolution around the sun.

the tilt of Earth's axis.

Question 9

Earth has seasons because

Earth's axis is tilted as it revolves around the sun.

The temperature of the sun changes.

Earth rotates on its axis.

The distance between the Earth and the sun changes.

Question 10

10.

Which two important factors cause wamer temperatures during the summer season for us in the northern hemsisphere?

The northern hemisphere receives more direct sunlight & has more hours of daylight.

The Earth gets closer to the sun & the northern hemisphere receives more direct sunlight.

The sun gets hotter & the Earth gets closer to the sun.

The Earth is farther from the sun & days are longer.

Question 11

11.

Solstices marks the beginning of which two seasons?

spring and fall

summer and winter

spring and summer

fall and winter

Question 12

12.

An equinox occurs when

Earth's axis is parallel to the sun's rays.

the north end of the Earth's axis is tilted away from the sun.

neither end of the Earth's axis is tilted toward or awa from the sun.

the north end of the Earth's axis is tilted toward the sun.

Question 13

13.

The phase of the moon you see depends on

how much of the Earth's shadow is cast on the moon.

how much of the sunlit side of the moon faces the Earth

how much of the moon's surface is lit by the sun.

Question 14

14.

Which moon phase occurs directly after a full moon?

Waning Gibbous

Waxing Crecent

Waning Crecent

Waxing Gibbous

Question 15

15.

Where on Earth would people be able to see the solar eclipse?

A

B

C

Question 16

16.

Do more people see a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse? Explain why that would be.

People have the same opportunity to see a solar eclipse as a lunar eclipse.

More people see a lunar eclipse. Since the Sun is so much larger than the Moon, the Moon only blocks out the Sun for about 12 minutes over a relatively small amount of land area on Earth; lunar eclipses can last a couple hours and are seen by a significantly larger area on Earth.

More people see a solar eclipse.  Since the moon is between the sun and the Earth more often than the Earth is between the moon and sun, the moon blocks the sun for a solar ecliplse more often.

Question 1

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.
Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?

Objects than feel cooler than you have a lower temperature than you.  Objects that feel warmer than you have a higher temperature than you.

Objects that feel cooler have a higher temperature than you. Objects that feel warmer have a lower temperature than you. 

Question 2

This type of heat transfer in the asthenosphere causes the pieces of Earth's lithosphere, called tectonic plates, to move.

convection

revolution

conduction

radiation

Question 3

How are temperature and pressure related to the state of matter?

With increasing the pressure, the distance between atoms will decrease.

As pressure increases the substance goes from gas to liquid to solid state.

More pressure means less motion of atoms, so a gas becomes a liquid.

There is no relationship between temperature and pressure.

Question 4

Temperature and pressure determine an object's state of matter.

True

False

Question 5

What two main factors determine an object's state of matter?

electricity and density

temperature and pressure

plasma and magetism

Question 6

Why is the handle hot?

convection

radiation

rotation

conduction

Question 7

Put the Scientific Method order:

Conduct an Experiment
Form a Hypothesis
Draw a Conclusion
Ask a Question
Make Observations
Analyse Data

Question 8

Day and night are caused by

solar and lunar eclipses.

Earth's rotation on its axis.

Earth's revolution around the sun.

the tilt of Earth's axis.

Question 9

Earth has seasons because

Earth's axis is tilted as it revolves around the sun.

The temperature of the sun changes.

Earth rotates on its axis.

The distance between the Earth and the sun changes.

Question 10

10.

Which two important factors cause wamer temperatures during the summer season for us in the northern hemsisphere?

The northern hemisphere receives more direct sunlight & has more hours of daylight.

The Earth gets closer to the sun & the northern hemisphere receives more direct sunlight.

The sun gets hotter & the Earth gets closer to the sun.

The Earth is farther from the sun & days are longer.

Question 11

11.

Solstices marks the beginning of which two seasons?

spring and fall

summer and winter

spring and summer

fall and winter

Question 12

12.

An equinox occurs when

Earth's axis is parallel to the sun's rays.

the north end of the Earth's axis is tilted away from the sun.

neither end of the Earth's axis is tilted toward or awa from the sun.

the north end of the Earth's axis is tilted toward the sun.

Question 13

13.

The phase of the moon you see depends on

how much of the Earth's shadow is cast on the moon.

how much of the sunlit side of the moon faces the Earth

how much of the moon's surface is lit by the sun.

Question 14

14.

Which moon phase occurs directly after a full moon?

Waning Gibbous

Waxing Crecent

Waning Crecent

Waxing Gibbous

Question 15

15.

Where on Earth would people be able to see the solar eclipse?

A

B

C

Question 16

16.

Do more people see a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse? Explain why that would be.

People have the same opportunity to see a solar eclipse as a lunar eclipse.

More people see a lunar eclipse. Since the Sun is so much larger than the Moon, the Moon only blocks out the Sun for about 12 minutes over a relatively small amount of land area on Earth; lunar eclipses can last a couple hours and are seen by a significantly larger area on Earth.

More people see a solar eclipse.  Since the moon is between the sun and the Earth more often than the Earth is between the moon and sun, the moon blocks the sun for a solar ecliplse more often.

Week 10 Science: Review

Week 10 Science: Review

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?

This type of heat transfer in the asthenosphere causes the pieces of Earth's lithosphere, called tectonic plates, to move.

How are temperature and pressure related to the state of matter?

Temperature and pressure determine an object's state of matter.

What two main factors determine an object's state of matter?

Why is the handle hot?

Put the Scientific Method order:

Day and night are caused by

Earth has seasons because

Which two important factors cause wamer temperatures during the summer season for us in the northern hemsisphere?

Solstices marks the beginning of which two seasons?

An equinox occurs when

The phase of the moon you see depends on

Which moon phase occurs directly after a full moon?

Where on Earth would people be able to see the solar eclipse?

Do more people see a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse? Explain why that would be.

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?

This type of heat transfer in the asthenosphere causes the pieces of Earth's lithosphere, called tectonic plates, to move.

How are temperature and pressure related to the state of matter?

Temperature and pressure determine an object's state of matter.

What two main factors determine an object's state of matter?

Why is the handle hot?

Put the Scientific Method order:

Day and night are caused by

Earth has seasons because

Which two important factors cause wamer temperatures during the summer season for us in the northern hemsisphere?

Solstices marks the beginning of which two seasons?

An equinox occurs when

The phase of the moon you see depends on

Which moon phase occurs directly after a full moon?

Where on Earth would people be able to see the solar eclipse?

Do more people see a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse? Explain why that would be.

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.
Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?

Find something to touch that is cooler than you and something else that is warmer than you.
Why do things feel cool and other things feel warm when you touch them?