IS1 Fall semester final

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IS1 Fall semester final

Last updated almost 4 years ago

42 questions

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What is an independant variable?

variable that the experimenter’s themselves change

variable that the experimenter is hoping to change

variable that is NOT changed between trials

What is a dependant variable?

variable that the experimenter’s themselves change

variable that the experimenter is hoping to change

variable that is NOT changed between trials

What is a control group?

a group that the experimenter’s themselves change

a group that the experimenter is hoping to change

a group that does not receive the treatment

Two groups of students were tested to compare their speed working math problems. Each group was given the same problems. One group used calculators and the other group computed without calculators. Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
no calculators		independant variable
calculators		dependant variable
time or speed		control group

Students of different ages were given the same puzzle to assemble. The puzzle assembly time was measured.
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
puzzles		independant variable
age		dependant variable
time or speed		controlled variable

The height of bean plants depends on the amount of water they receive.
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
bean plants		independant variable
water		dependant variable
height		controlled variable

Andy has a bath and uses 1500 g of water heated from 10℃ to 40℃. How much energy is used?

50 cal

4,500 cal

45,000 cal

Which plate boundary is described as plates moving towards each other?

Divergent

Convergent

Transform

What lines on a global map run parallel to each other?

time zones

latitude

longitude

meridians

What lines on a global map make wedges of the globe like an orange slice?

time zones

latitudes

longitudes

What type of plate boundary causes seafloor spreading?

convergent

divergent

transform

What type of plate boundary only cause earthquakes and no other features?

convergent

divergent

transform

How often does the Earth's magnetic pole flip?

every 1,000,000 years

every 2,000 years

every 250 years

there is no pattern

Where is Iceland located so that it can easily use geothermal energy?

in the middle of the ocean

close to Europe

mostly under water

on a divergent plate boundary

Which two metals are found mainly in the inner and outer core?

Iron and Nickel

Iron and Silicon

Nickel and Silicon

Copper and Carbon

Heat energy passing from one object directly to another object is called?

conduction

convection

Hot material rises, cools, and then sinks in a process called...

conduction

convection

What kind of seismic waves pass through solids but not liquids?

Primary (P) waves

Secondary (S) waves

Put the layers of the Earth in order from least dense to most dense.

Crust, Mantle, Inner core, Outer core

Inner core, Outer core, Mantle, Crust

Crust, Mantle, Outer core, Inner core

Outer core, Inner core, Mantle, Crust

How do scientists know that the earth's magnetic poles have flipped over the history of the earth?

A: the direction of the poles is 'frozen' in the magnetite crystals in the rocks

B: they dug a deep whole into the earth and found the magnet pole

C: there are alternating and symmetrical lines of normal polarity and then reverse polarity rocks where new rocks form at divergent plate boundaries

both A & C

all of the above

What evidence did scientists use to figure out plate tectonics?

Earthquakes only occur at volcanic eruption sites.

True

False

What part of the atom has a positive charge?

proton

electron

quark

Lithium (Li) has how many electrons?

1

2

3

4

Lithium (Li) has how many neutrons?

1

2

3

4

The Lewis dot diagram for Neon (Ne) would have how many dots around the 'Ne'?

10

9

8

6

1

Which element has the higher ionization energy?

Xe

Ar

Atomic radius increases in value down a group.

True

False

One mole of Potassium (K) equals about _____ .

19

20

39

40

What is an independant variable?

variable that the experimenter’s themselves change

variable that the experimenter is hoping to change

variable that is NOT changed between trials

What is a dependant variable?

variable that the experimenter’s themselves change

variable that the experimenter is hoping to change

variable that is NOT changed between trials

What is a control group?

a group that the experimenter’s themselves change

a group that the experimenter is hoping to change

a group that does not receive the treatment

Two groups of students were tested to compare their speed working math problems. Each group was given the same problems. One group used calculators and the other group computed without calculators. Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element. 

no calculators

independant variable

calculators

dependant variable

time or speed

control group

Students of different ages were given the same puzzle to assemble. The puzzle assembly time was measured. 
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

puzzles

independant variable

age

dependant variable

time or speed

controlled variable

The height of bean plants depends on the amount of water they receive. 
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

bean plants

independant variable

water

dependant variable

height

controlled variable

Which column is already organized in a meaningful way?

Group number

Volume

Mass

Which column could you re-organize so that you could potentially see a trend?

group number

volume

mass

substance

What variable did the experimenter measure to produce data in this table?

volume

mass

substance

Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
substance		independant variable
volume		dependent variable
mass		controlled variable

What is the change in temperature for trial 1?

18

19

20

What is the change in temperature for trial 2?

18

19

20

What is the change in temperature for trial 3?

18

19

20

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 1?

437 calories

450 calories

513 calories

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 2?

437 calories

460 calories

513 calories

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 3?

437 calories

450 calories

513 calories

Andy has a bath and uses 1500 g of water heated from 10℃ to 40℃. How much energy is used?

50 cal

4,500 cal

45,000 cal

Which plate boundary is described as plates moving towards each other?

Divergent

Convergent

Transform

What lines on a global map run parallel to each other?

time zones

latitude

longitude

meridians

What lines on a global map make wedges of the globe like an orange slice?

time zones

latitudes

longitudes

What type of plate boundary causes seafloor spreading?

convergent

divergent

transform

What type of plate boundary only cause earthquakes and no other features?

convergent

divergent

transform

How often does the Earth's magnetic pole flip?

every 1,000,000 years

every 2,000 years

every 250 years

there is no pattern

Where is Iceland located so that it can easily use geothermal energy?

in the middle of the ocean

close to Europe

mostly under water

on a divergent plate boundary

Which two metals are found mainly in the inner and outer core?

Iron and Nickel

Iron and Silicon

Nickel and Silicon

Copper and Carbon

Heat energy passing from one object directly to another object is called?

conduction

convection

Hot material rises, cools, and then sinks in a process called...

conduction

convection

What kind of seismic waves pass through solids but not liquids?

Primary (P) waves

Secondary (S) waves

Put the layers of the Earth in order from least dense to most dense.

Crust, Mantle, Inner core, Outer core

Inner core, Outer core, Mantle, Crust

Crust, Mantle, Outer core, Inner core

Outer core, Inner core, Mantle, Crust

How do scientists know that the earth's magnetic poles have flipped over the history of the earth?

A: the direction of the poles is 'frozen' in the magnetite crystals in the rocks

B: they dug a deep whole into the earth and found the magnet pole

C: there are alternating and symmetrical lines of normal polarity and then reverse polarity rocks where new rocks form at divergent plate boundaries

both A & C

all of the above

What evidence did scientists use to figure out plate tectonics?

the location of volcanoes

the locations and prevalence of earthquakes

the topography or elevation of the earth

the age of the seafloor

all of the above

Earthquakes only occur at volcanic eruption sites.

True

False

What part of the atom has a positive charge?

proton

electron

quark

Lithium (Li) has how many electrons?

1

2

3

4

Lithium (Li) has how many neutrons?

1

2

3

4

Li

Mn

N

C

How many valence elctrons does this element have?

2

3

4

6

The Lewis dot diagram for Neon (Ne) would have how many dots around the 'Ne'?

10

9

8

6

How many H2O molecules would you have on the product side of this equation?

1

2

3

4

Which element has the higher ionization energy?

Xe

Ar

Atomic radius increases in value down a group.

True

False

One mole of Potassium (K) equals about _____ .

19

20

39

40

Which column is already organized in a meaningful way?

Group number

Volume

Mass

Which column could you re-organize so that you could potentially see a trend?

group number

volume

mass

substance

What variable did the experimenter measure to produce data in this table?

volume

mass

substance

Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

substance

independant variable

volume

dependent variable

mass

controlled variable

What is the change in temperature for trial 1? 

18

19

20

What is the change in temperature for trial 2? 

18

19

20

What is the change in temperature for trial 3? 

18

19

20

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 1?

437 calories

450 calories

513 calories

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 2?

437 calories

460 calories

513 calories

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 3?

437 calories

450 calories

513 calories

Li

Mn

N

C

How many valence elctrons does this element have?

2

3

4

6

How many H2O molecules would you have on the product side of this equation?

1

2

3

4

IS1 Fall semester final

IS1 Fall semester final

What is an independant variable?

What is a dependant variable?

What is a control group?

Two groups of students were tested to compare their speed working math problems. Each group was given the same problems. One group used calculators and the other group computed without calculators. Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Students of different ages were given the same puzzle to assemble. The puzzle assembly time was measured. Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

The height of bean plants depends on the amount of water they receive. Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

Andy has a bath and uses 1500 g of water heated from 10℃ to 40℃. How much energy is used?

Which plate boundary is described as plates moving towards each other?

What lines on a global map run parallel to each other?

What lines on a global map make wedges of the globe like an orange slice?

What type of plate boundary causes seafloor spreading?

What type of plate boundary only cause earthquakes and no other features?

How often does the Earth's magnetic pole flip?

Where is Iceland located so that it can easily use geothermal energy?

Which two metals are found mainly in the inner and outer core?

Heat energy passing from one object directly to another object is called?

Hot material rises, cools, and then sinks in a process called...

What kind of seismic waves pass through solids but not liquids?

Put the layers of the Earth in order from least dense to most dense.

How do scientists know that the earth's magnetic poles have flipped over the history of the earth?

What evidence did scientists use to figure out plate tectonics?

Earthquakes only occur at volcanic eruption sites.

What part of the atom has a positive charge?

Lithium (Li) has how many electrons?

Lithium (Li) has how many neutrons?

The Lewis dot diagram for Neon (Ne) would have how many dots around the 'Ne'?

Which element has the higher ionization energy?

Atomic radius increases in value down a group.

One mole of Potassium (K) equals about _____ .

Which column is already organized in a meaningful way?

Which column could you re-organize so that you could potentially see a trend?

What variable did the experimenter measure to produce data in this table?

Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

What is the change in temperature for trial 1?

What is the change in temperature for trial 2?

What is the change in temperature for trial 3?

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 1?

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 2?

What is the energy absorbed (Q) for trial 3?

How many valence elctrons does this element have?

How many H2O molecules would you have on the product side of this equation?

Students of different ages were given the same puzzle to assemble. The puzzle assembly time was measured.
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.

The height of bean plants depends on the amount of water they receive.
Match the items from the experiment with the correct experimental design element.