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Physical Science

Physical Science. Sound, Light, Electrical, Heat and Wind Energy Matter. Space Science. Moon Phases Sun and Earth Rotations Space Exploration. Life Science. Animal and Plant Life Cycles Plant Reproduction Food Web. Earth Science. Erosion Weathering Rock Types. Science

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Physical Science

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  1. Physical Science • Sound, Light, Electrical, Heat and Wind Energy • Matter

  2. Space Science • Moon Phases • Sun and Earth Rotations • Space Exploration

  3. Life Science • Animal and Plant Life Cycles • Plant Reproduction • Food Web

  4. Earth Science • Erosion • Weathering • Rock Types

  5. Science Tools

  6. Miscellaneous

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  8. Mrs. V wants you to measure how fast you run. What tools would she need to measure your speed? • stop watch and scale • stop watch and meter stick • meter stick and scale • balance and stop watch

  9. stop watch and meter stick

  10. If you light a camp fire, what type(s) of energy does the camp fire release? • wind energy • light and heat energy • heat and electrical energy • sound and wind energy

  11. light and heat energy

  12. Which of these is transparent? • a metal pipe • a plastic milk jug • a clear glass of water • cereal box make of cardboard

  13. a clear glass of water

  14. Which of the following is NOT a possible source of energy for producing electricity? • rocks • the Sun • a waterfall • a windmill

  15. rocks

  16. When the water starts boiling in the pot, what happens to the particles? • they move faster • they stay the same • they move slower • there are not particles in water

  17. they move faster

  18. What moon cycle stage comes after a waxing gibbous? • new moon • full moon • waxing crescent • waning crescent

  19. full moon

  20. Which phase of the moon would you see in the night sky if it looked like the model below? • new moon • full moon • crescent moon • gibbous moon

  21. full moon

  22. How long does it take for the Earth to rotate one full time around the Sun? • 24 hours • 27.3 days • 6 months • 1 year

  23. 1 year

  24. How long does it take for the Moon to rotate one full time around the Earth? • 24 hours • 27.3 days • 6 months • 1 year

  25. 27.3 days

  26. What is the name of the government agency who leads space exploration? • FLORIDA • NASA • STARS • ASTRO

  27. NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

  28. What living things is most important in flower pollination? • Blue Jay Birds • Honey Bees • Field Mice • Kangaroos

  29. Honey Bees

  30. Which reason best explains why the decay of a living thing is an important part of its life cycle? • Decay keeps the environment clean. • Decay returns nutrients to the soil. • Decay provides food for predators. • Decay provides a new habitat for bacteria and insects.

  31. Decay returns nutrients to the soil.

  32. Examine the picture below. What is the original source of energy for these living things? • grass • trees • river • Sun

  33. Sun

  34. Which is NOT a part of the reproductive process of a plant? • fertilization • pollination • transpiration • ovary

  35. transpiration

  36. Which animal below is a carnivore? • giraffe • cow • alligator • caterpillar

  37. alligator

  38. The Grand Canyon was most likely formed by: • People carving it • Rushing water • The Sun heating it • Storm – like tornados

  39. Rushing water

  40. Why are renewable resources important? • They run out quickly • They are easy to get and can be replaced • They harm the environment • They are too expensive and most people can’t afford them

  41. They are easy to get and can be replaced

  42. What is weathering? • When rocks are broken down into sediment • When extreme weather changes the color of the rock • When sediment comes together and makes a new rocks • When sediment is moved from one place to another

  43. When rocks are broken down into sediment

  44. What type of rock is most likely found outside a volcano - around the sides and base? • Metamorphic • Sedimentary • Igneous • Sandstone

  45. Igneous

  46. What is a sedimentary rock made of? • Different types of sediments that have been moved by nature • Different types of sediments that have been moved by people • Only different types of sands • Fossils that have been moved by nature

  47. Different types of sediments that have been moved by nature

  48. Which type of physical property would you measure with this instrument? • length • mass • volume • weight

  49. volume

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