Science Final 1 Semester

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Which type of wave can travel through the vacuum of space?

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What is a wave?

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What is a medium?

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Which of the following is NOT correctly represented in the diagram below?

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How is the frequency of a wave measured?

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Which descriptions below describe a sound wave with low amplitude? Check all that apply.

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This image depicts what kind of wave?

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How is Amplitude and Frequency Related

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What wave phenomenon is depicted in the image, where a wave is bouncing back from a boundary?

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In the provided image, a wave is bending as it passes from one medium to another. What is this called?

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What is shown in the image where a wave is moving through a medium without being reflected or refracted?

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What is the term of a wave being captured by a medium, with its energy being converted into other forms?

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In order to change pitch of a soundwave you need to change the

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In order to change the color of a light wave, you need to change the

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Leaves are green because greenlight is absorbed in the leaf, and the other colors are reflected

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The relationship between wavelength and frequency is inverse

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What makes sound waves different from light waves? Check all that apply.

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What does the term 'solubility' refer to in science?

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What does 'reactivity' mean in a scientific context?

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What is a property that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of a substance?

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Which property can only be measured when matter undergoes a change to become an entirely different kind of matter?

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What term refers to the ability of matter to combine chemically with other substances?

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If silver tarnishes when exposed to air, what property does this demonstrate?

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What does magnetism mean?

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If an object is dense, this means it has...

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Can a property be both physical and chemical?

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The sun heats the earth through what type of heat transfer?

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How does thermal energy move?

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What kind of heat transfer is happening from the grill to the hotdogs (Choose all that apply)

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How does convection move?

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What does Conduction mean?

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Conduction, Convection, and Radiation all need only atoms to work

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What axis does the independent variable go on?

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What axis does the Dependent variable go on?

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When is a bar graph used?

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When do you use a line graph?

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The Law of Conservation of Mass means that mass changes during chemical reactions.

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What is a reactant?

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What is a product?

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What is an element?

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What is the process in which some substances change into different substances.

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Elements protons are always different than the electrons

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What tells us how much an element weighs?

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What information does the atomic number give? (Select all that apply)

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In a chemical reaction, new atoms are created.

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Science Final 1 Semester

Which type of wave can travel through the vacuum of space?

What is a wave?

What is a medium?

Which of the following is NOT correctly represented in the diagram below?

How is the frequency of a wave measured?

Which descriptions below describe a sound wave with low amplitude? Check all that apply.

This image depicts what kind of wave?

How is Amplitude and Frequency Related

What wave phenomenon is depicted in the image, where a wave is bouncing back from a boundary?

In the provided image, a wave is bending as it passes from one medium to another. What is this called?

What is shown in the image where a wave is moving through a medium without being reflected or refracted?

What is the term of a wave being captured by a medium, with its energy being converted into other forms?

In order to change pitch of a soundwave you need to change the

In order to change the color of a light wave, you need to change the

Leaves are green because greenlight is absorbed in the leaf, and the other colors are reflected

The relationship between wavelength and frequency is inverse

What makes sound waves different from light waves? Check all that apply.

What does the term 'solubility' refer to in science?

What does 'reactivity' mean in a scientific context?

What is a property that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of a substance?

Which property can only be measured when matter undergoes a change to become an entirely different kind of matter?

What term refers to the ability of matter to combine chemically with other substances?

If silver tarnishes when exposed to air, what property does this demonstrate?

What does magnetism mean?

If an object is dense, this means it has...

Can a property be both physical and chemical?

The sun heats the earth through what type of heat transfer?

How does thermal energy move?

What kind of heat transfer is happening from the grill to the hotdogs (Choose all that apply)

How does convection move?

What does Conduction mean?

Conduction, Convection, and Radiation all need only atoms to work

What axis does the independent variable go on?

What axis does the Dependent variable go on?

When is a bar graph used?

When do you use a line graph?

The Law of Conservation of Mass means that mass changes during chemical reactions.

What is a reactant?

What is a product?

What is an element?

What is the process in which some substances change into different substances.

Elements protons are always different than the electrons

What tells us how much an element weighs?

What information does the atomic number give? (Select all that apply)

In a chemical reaction, new atoms are created.

The properties of the reactants are always the same as the properties of the products.

Which type of wave can travel through the vacuum of space?

What is a wave?

What is a medium?

Which of the following is NOT correctly represented in the diagram below?

How is the frequency of a wave measured?

Which descriptions below describe a sound wave with low amplitude? Check all that apply.

This image depicts what kind of wave?

How is Amplitude and Frequency Related

What wave phenomenon is depicted in the image, where a wave is bouncing back from a boundary?

In the provided image, a wave is bending as it passes from one medium to another. What is this called?

What is shown in the image where a wave is moving through a medium without being reflected or refracted?

What is the term of a wave being captured by a medium, with its energy being converted into other forms?

In order to change pitch of a soundwave you need to change the

In order to change the color of a light wave, you need to change the

Leaves are green because greenlight is absorbed in the leaf, and the other colors are reflected

The relationship between wavelength and frequency is inverse

What makes sound waves different from light waves? Check all that apply.

What does the term 'solubility' refer to in science?

What does 'reactivity' mean in a scientific context?

What is a property that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of a substance?

Which property can only be measured when matter undergoes a change to become an entirely different kind of matter?

What term refers to the ability of matter to combine chemically with other substances?

If silver tarnishes when exposed to air, what property does this demonstrate?

What does magnetism mean?

If an object is dense, this means it has...

Can a property be both physical and chemical?

The sun heats the earth through what type of heat transfer?

How does thermal energy move?

What kind of heat transfer is happening from the grill to the hotdogs (Choose all that apply)

How does convection move?

What does Conduction mean?

Conduction, Convection, and Radiation all need only atoms to work