Q. 1 Matter is anything that... b.

positive
a. You can see
c. no
b. Has mass
c. Has mass and takes up space Q. 9 Neutrons has __________charge
d. Has energy
a. no
Q.2 
b. positive
Salt water is an example of a(n)...
a. Heterogeneous mixture c. negative
b. Solution
c. Suspension
Q. 10 Do neutrons have mass?
d. Colloid a. yes

Q. 3 b. no
In sugar water, the sugar is the.....
Q.11 Is sodium chloride (NaCl) an
a. Solute element? why or why not?
b. Solvent a. no it is not an element because it has two
c. Solution different kinds of atoms- elements must contain
d. Atom only one kin of atom
Q.4 What is matter? b. yes it is an element because it has two
a. amount
different kinds of atoms.
of matter in an object and can be
understood as a measure of the atoms in an Q.12 Which of the following is
object
matter?
b. the amount of space an object takes up a. dust
c. anything that has mass and takes up space
b. the moon
Q.5 What is volume? c. strand of hair
a. amount of space an object takes up
d. all of the above
b. is anything that has mass and takes up space
Q. 13 A graduated cylinder is used to
c. is the amount of matter in an object and can measure
be understood as a measure of the atoms in an
a. volume
object
b. weight
Q. 6 Electrons has a
________________charge c. mass
a. positive d. inertia
b. negative Q. 14 One newton equals about 100g
c. no charge on Earth. How many newtons would a
football weigh if it had a mass of
Q. 7 How much space do electrons 400g?
take up?
a. 40 newtons
a. very tiny amount
b. very large amount b. 4 newtons
Q. 8 Protons have a c. 1 newton
____________charge and mass.
d. 400 newtons
a. negative
Q. 15 Do objects with large masses a. less

ALWAYS have large weights? b. more

a. Yes
c. the same
b. No
d. doubled
Q. 16 Would an elephant weigh more Q. 22 What item listed below weighs
or less on the moon than it would about 2 grams?
weigh on Earth?
a. A paperback book
a. more
b. A small paper clip
b. less
c. A pair of scissors
Q. 17 What are the two properties of
d. A carton of milk
matter?
a. mass and volume Q. 23 Which of the following is an
example of a physical change of
b. mass and weight matter?
c. weight and volume a. A rusty nail
d. density and time b. Bread rising
Q. 18 The amount of matter in an c. Dissolving salt in water
object is
d. Burning paper
a. weight
Q. 24 All types of matter:
b. density
a. donot have weight and do not take up space
c. mass (volume)
d. matter b. take up space (volume)

Q. 19 Volume is the amount of c. have weight

_______ taken up by an object. d. have weight and take up space (have volume)
a. water

b. space
Q. 25 What is a compound? 
c. mL
a.  the simplest form of a substance 
d. cm3
b. a combination only of 3 elements 
Q. 20 A measure of the gravitational
c. a combination of 2 or more elements 
force on an object is
a. mass d. a place where people are held 

b. density Q. 26 What is a mixture? 

a. a
combination of elements to make a new
c. volume
substance 
d. weight
b. a chemically combined substance 
Q. 21 The more massive an object is,
c. a combination of substances where new
its inertia is substances are formed through a reaction
d. a combination of substances in which the Q. 32 Which of these is a pure
atoms of the substance do not chemically substance?
combine
a. bread
Q. 27 In a solution which part of the
b. table salt
solution is the solute: ice tea mix or
water?  c. garden soil
a. ice tea mix  d. sea water
b. water Q. 33 Which of these is not an
c. ice tea example of a molecule?
a. CH4
Q. 28 What is a substance that is
dissolved in another substance?  b. C
a. solution c. C6H12O6
b. solute d. H2O
c. solvent Q. 34 A ___ is the substance being
d. compound dissolved in a solution.
a. solvent
Q. 29 What is the simplest form that
cannot be broken down to anything b. insolvent
simpler? 
c. substrate
a. element 
d. solute
b. solution
Q. 35 What does this picture
c. compound represent?
Q. 30 How are mixtures and solutions a. element
different form each other? 
b. compound
a. there are no differences 
c. mixture
b. once combines chemically the other
combines electronically  Q. 36 A combination of particles of
one or more substance that are
c. they have more than one elements in them
distributed uniformly throughout
d. the mixture combines physically and the another substance is a/an
solution is not easily separated  a. Mixture 
Q.31 A substance that contains only b. Substance
one type of atom is a(n)
c. Solution
a. compound
Q. 37 Can a mixture be separated? 
b. element
a. No
c. heterogeneous mixture
b. Yes
d. homogeneous mixture
c. Only sometimes
Q.38 Which of the following is a b. homogeneous mixture
homogeneous mixture?
Q. 46 Olive Oil
a. salt
a. Heterogeneous  mixture
b. water
b. Homogeneous mixture
c. sugar
Q. 47 black ink
d. a sugar-water solution
a. heterogeneous mixture
Q. 39 This type of mixture contains b. homogeneous mixture
two or more substances that are
visibly distinguishable.  Q. 48 Chicken noodle soup
a. homogeneous a. heterogeneous mixture

b. heterogeneous b. homogeneous mixture

c. solution Q. 49 cake batter

d. colloid a. heterogeneous mixture

Q. 40 The image shown is an example b. homogeneous mixture

of a ___________. Q. 50 Examples are diamonds (C) and
a. solution Uranium (U)
b. mixture a. elements

c. gas b. mixtures

d. plasma c. compounds

Q. 41 A compost pile in the backyard Q. 51 If they are not the same

for the garden throughout, they are called...
a. Heterogeneous a. Homogeneous

b. Homogeneous b. Heterogeneous

Q. 42 Milk c. Compounds
a. Heterogeneous mixture d. Pure substance

b. Homogeneous mixture Q. 52 Can only be separated by

chemical means.
Q.43 Pepsi
a. element
a. Heterogeneous mixture
b. mixture
b. homogeneous mixture
c. compound
Q. 44 Italian Salad Dressing
a. heterogeneous
Q. 53 It is a pure substance
mixture
containing two or more different
b. homogeneous mixture kinds of atoms.
Q. 45  Blue berry muffin a. element

a. heterogeneous mixture b. mixture

c. compound d. lungs

Q. 54 It is considered a solution. Q. 3 You breathe with them.

a. lungs
a. Heterogeneous
b. kidneys
b. Homogeneous c. nose
d. bones
c. Pure substance
Q. 4 
Q. 55 Examples are milk and It processes the food you eat.
gasoline.
a. brain
a. elements b. teeth
c. esophagus
b. mixtures
d. stomach
c. compounds
Q. 5 
Q.56What is the formula mass for We have 650 of them. They are elastic
H₂O ? fibers.
a. 17 a. skin
b. intestines
b. 18 c. muscles
c. 19 d. kidneys

d. 19 Q. 6
Long tubes folded up inside your
 
stomach
Q. 57 What is the formula mass of
Fe(OH)₂? a. lungs
b. muscles
a. 90 c. intestines
b. 73 d. kidneys

c. 5 Q. 7
It covers and protect your whole
d. 89 body.
a. muscles
b. hair
Q2 WK 1-2
c. skin
Q. 1 d. bones
It controls your body and helps you Q. 8
think. They are structures that supports the
a. hands body and protects organs.
b. skeleton
a. skull
c. brain
b. bones
d. muscles
c. skin
Q. 2  d. muscles
It pumps blood around the body. Q.9 I send and receive electrical
a. veins signals from the brain
b. heart
a. Skeletal System
c. arteries
b. Nervous System d. The circulatory system transports nutrients
around the body while the respiratory system
c. Muscular System brings oxygen into the body
d. Digestive System
Q.13 When you breathe, your lungs
Q. 10 take in ___ and remove ___. 
I transport blood, oxygen, and a. air/oxygen
nutrients through out the body
b. oxygen/carbon dioxide 
a. Muscular System
b. Nervous System c. carbon dioxide/waste 
c. Digestive System
d. waste/air 
d. Circulatory System

Q.11 I break food down into energy Q. 14 Carbon dioxide is considered a

for the body _________________
a. food
a. Stomach
b. waste
b. Digestive System
c. energy
c. Respiratory system
d. fun party favor
d. Lungs

Q.12 How does the digestive system Q.15 This system includes the heart,
work with all other systems? blood vessels, veins, arteries
a. respiratory system
a. The digestive system transports blood to all
the other systems b. circulatory system
b. The digestive system puts oxygen into the c. nervous system
body
Q.16 This system includes the spinal
c. The digestive system gives the body energy
cord, brain and nerves
and nutrients
a. Nervous System
d. The digestive system allows the body to
move b. Digestive System

Q.12 How does the circulatory c. Circulatory System

system and the respiratory system Q.17 Your large and small intestines
work together? are part of this body system.
a. The circulatory system transports oxygen a. nervous
around the body while the respiratory system
gives the body oxygen b. digestive
b. The circulatory system makes cells while c. muscular
the respiratory system moves them where
they are suppose to go. d. skeletal

c. The circulatory system allows the body to Q.18 The smallest units or parts of
have energy while the respiratory system living things; the body's building
makes cells blocks.
a. cells
b. organs
c. tissues
d. system
Q.19 Organs are body parts that have
specific jobs.  Your body systems are
made up of organs.
a. true
b. false
Q.20 Which is correct?
a. tissue->  cells-> organs -> systems
b. cells->  tissue-> organs -> systems
c. organs->  cells-> tissue -> systems
Q.21 Melissa accidentally touches a
hot surface and then quickly pulls her
hand away. Which two systems in the
human body were involved with her
action and reaction?
a. nervous and muscular
b. skeletal and circulatory
c. nervous and respiratory
d. muscular and respiratory
Q. 22 What body system consists of
the heart?
a. Circulatory
b. Kidney
c. Respiratory
d. Digestive
Q.23 What are some major parts of
the digestive system?
a. kidneys,
liver, bladder, and skin
b. brain, spinal cord, and nerves
c. mouth, stomach, large intestine, small
intestine
d. heart, arteries, and veins
Q.24 What kind of information can be
sent through the nervous system?
a. hearing a fire alarm
b. feeling a sharp pencil tip
c. smelling pancakes or bacon
d. all of the above and much more
Q.25 Which statement about body
systems is true?
a. Your
body is made up of exactly seven
systems.
b. The skeletal system is more important than
any other body system.
c. All of your body systems must work
together to keep you healthy.
d. Each of your body systems works by itself
to keep you healthy.
Q. 26
What is a way to keep your body
healthy?
a. watch lots of tv
b. play Fortnite during your whole Spring
Break
c. get plenty of exercise
d. singing a song
Q. 27 muscular
a. made of 206 bones, which support and
protect the body
b. made of muscles, which move the skeleton
and make up some organs
c. brings oxygen to lungs and then to the body
cells and gets rid of carbon dioxide
d. uses the heart, blood, and blood vessels to
move materials to and from cells
Q. 28 skeletal
a. made of 206 bones, which support and
protect the body
b. made of muscles, which move the skeleton
and make up some organs
c. brings oxygen to lungs and then to the body
cells and gets rid of carbon dioxide
d. uses the heart, blood, and blood vessels to Q. 33 
move materials to and from cells

Q. 29 respiratory
a. made of 206 bones, which support and
protect the body
b. made of muscles, which move the skeleton
and make up some organs What organ is this?
c. brings oxygen to lungs and then to the body a. heart
cells and gets rid of carbon dioxide b. stomach
c. liver
d. uses the heart, blood, and blood vessels to d. lungs
move materials to and from cells

Q. 30 circulatory
a. made of 206 bones, which support and
Q.34 
protect the body
b. made of muscles, which move the skeleton
and make up some organs
What organ is this?
c. brings oxygen to lungs and then to the body
a. heart
cells and gets rid of carbon dioxide
b. stomach
d. uses the heart, blood, and blood vessels to c. lungs
move materials to and from cells d. brain

Q. 31 nervous
a. usesskin, lungs and kidneys to remove Q.35 
wastes from the body
b. sends messages throughout the body by
way of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
c. uses the mouth, stomach, and small What organ is this?
intestines to turn food into nutrients that the
cells of the body can use a. heart
b. lungs
d. protects and fights against disease and c. liver
helps heal injury d. stomach
Q. 32 digestive Q. 36
a. usesskin, lungs and kidneys to remove Which organ is linked to the
wastes from the body
windpipe?
b. sends messages throughout the body by a. heart
way of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves b. lungs
c. uses the mouth, stomach, and small c. stomach
intestines to turn food into nutrients that the d. brain
cells of the body can use
Q. 37  
d. protects and fights against disease and Which organ stores information?
helps heal injury
a. heart
b. brain
 c. stomach b. Most of the animals on Earth are
d. liver vertebrates
c. Vertebrates have backbones
Q2 4-5 d. Vertebrates only live on land

Q. 1 Which of these animals is a Q. 7 Which group do frogs belong to?
vertebrate? a. Reptiles
b. Birds
a. Spider c. Mammals
b. Snail d. Amphibians
c. Worm
e. Cat Q. 8 Which of these is NOT a
vertebrate?
Q. 2 Some but not all invertebrates
a. Grasshopper
a. have backbones.
b. Penguin
b. have shells.
c. Salamander
c. have no backbones.
d. Mouse
d. can make their own food.
Q.9 
Q. 3
Which one of these organisms is a
An animal has fur and feeds milk to
reptile?
its young. How should this animal be
classified? a. Hawk
b. Grasshopper
a. As an invertebrate c. Mushroom
b. As an amphibian d. Crocodile
c. As a mammal
d. As a reptile Q. 10
Which of these organisms break
Q. 4
down the remains of dead plants and
A scientist discovers a new
animals?
organism. It has scales and uses
lungs to breathe air. How will they a. Bacteria and amoebas
classify this organism? b. Fungi and bacteria
c. Fungi and algae
a. As an invertebrate d. Bacteria and viruses
b. As a reptile
c. As an amphibian Q. 11
d. As a fish The skin of a reptile...
Q. 5 a. is smooth and moist.
Which describes a relationship b. is covered in scales.
between a consumer and a producer? c. is covered with feathers.
d. is covered with fur.
a. A fox eats a chipmunk
b. A mouse eats corn Q. 12
c. Small fish eaten by a larger fish Which of these animals can be
d. Bacteria break down a dead snake grouped with other animals called
vertebrates?
Q. 6
Which statement is true about a. spider
vertebrates? b. worm
c. clam
a. Vertebrates do not have a backbone d. frog
 Q.19 What is the major difference
between vertebrates and
Q. 13 invertebrates?
Which of these organisms is a a. Vertebrates are always smaller than
vertebrate? invertebrates.
a. Polar Bear b. Invertebrates always live in the water.
b. Octopus
c. Redwood Tree c. Vertebrates have a backbone but
d. Bacteria invertebrates do not.

Q. 14 How do scientists classify d. Vertebrates and invertebrates are the

humans? same.
a. As vertebrates and as amphibians
b. As invertebrates and as mammals
Q.20 All vertebrates have a
c. As vertebrates and as mammals ___________.
d. As vascular and as mammals a. last name
Q. 15 b. tail
Which statement is true ONLY of
c. backbone
amphibians?
a. They have gills as young and lungs as d. neck
adults
b. They look like their parents
c. They have backbones Q2 Wk6
d. They are consumers
Q. 1 What are organisms?
Q.16 Turtle and Salamander a. Non-living Things
a. Vertebrates and invertebrates
b. Living Things
b. Mammals and reptiles
c. Offsprings
c. Amphibians and reptiles
d. Dna
d. Reptiles and fish Q. 2 What is a characteristic of a
living thing?
Q. 17 Toad a. It has tons of nerve cells
a. Reptiles
b. It can see things
b. Invertebrates
c. It has traumatic cells
c. Amphibians
d. It has DNA
d. Mammals
Q.3 Are all organisms made up of
Q.18 Mammals, fish, reptiles, trillions of cells?
amphibians, and birds are all a. Yes
__________________.
b. No
a. invertebrates
c. Maybe
b. vertebrates
d. I'm not sure
Q. 4 True of False? All organisms a. Maybe
have the ability to sense change in b. Yes
their environment.
c. Probably not
a. Yes
d. No
b. No
Q.11 What are the needs of living
Q. 5 True of False? If we get hot, our
things?
bodies sweat to cool us down. - If we
get cold, our bodies twitch a. Food, Water, and Life
(shivering) to warm us up. b. Food, Water, and Living Space
a. True
c. Food, Water, and Grass
b. False
d. Food, Water, and nothing
Q. 6 True or False: Living Things Q. 12 What does Homeostasis mean?
Reproduce
a. Don't know
a. Maybe
b. Balance
b. No
c.  The condition of a plant during
c. Yes reproduction
d. Don't know d. The maintaining of a stable internal
condition.
Q. 7 True or False: Living Things
have DNA  Q. 13 True or False: Nonliving
a. Yes things can break down nutrients from
an organism that was once living?
b. No
a. False
c. Probably Not b. True
d. Don't Know Q.14 Which of the following is a
Q. 8 True or False: Living Things characteristic of a nonliving thing?
Don't Have Energy a. Eats and Drinks Water
a. True b. Does NOT Breath
b. False c. Grows and Reproduces
Q.9 All living things –––––– during d. Dances around to their favorite song
periods of their lives
Q. 15 Which of the following is an
a. multiply
example of a nonliving thing?
b. get taller a. Student

c. grow b. Teacher
d. increase c. Elephant
Q.10 Do plants move toward d. Desk
sunlight?
Q.16 An Environment is...
a. A meeting with a Teacher c. It uses energy. 
b. A Dance Competition d. All of the above. 
c. Where living and nonliving things in an Area Q.22 How do we know that a seed is
d. A positive place alive? 
a. It grows and develops. 
Q. 17 Is fire living, nonliving, or once
alive?  b. It comes from the Earth. 
a. Once Alive c. It has a protective shell. 
b. Nonliving d. They are often carried by the wind. 
c. Alive Q. 23
d. None of the above All living things adapt and
____________ over time.
a. grow
Q. 18 Is a mushroom growing from b. develop
the ground living, nonliving, or once c. evolve
alive? 
Q. 24
a. Living
A living thing can move, breathe and
b. Nonliving reproduce.
c. One alive a. True
b. False
d. None of the above
Q. 25 All living things use energy.
Q.19 Is lightning living, nonliving, or
a. True.
once alive? 
a. Living b. False.

b. Nonliving
c. Once alive
d. None of the above

Q. 20 Is bacteria living, nonliving, or

once alive? 
a. Living

b. Nonliving
c. Once alive
d. None of the above

Q. 21 How do we know that coral is

alive? 
a. It grows.
b. It reproduces.
--Q.1 Which of the following is not an d. biology
abiotic factor in the prairie ecosystem?
Q. 7 A group of organisms of the same
a. water species living in the same area are called
a/an ________.
b.sunlight
a. community
c. soil
b. habitat
d. Grass
c. population
Q.2 All of the following are examples of
limiting factors for populations except d. ecosystem
a. space Q. 8 A group of different species that live
together and interact in an environment
b. food are called a/an ________.
c. time a. community
d. weather b. habitat
Q. 3 A group of organisms with similar c. population
characteristics that are able to interbreed
or exchange genetic material d. ecosystem
a. community Q. 9 Temperature, light, air, water, and soil
are all _____ parts of the environment
b. species
a. alive
c. population
b. biotic
d. diversity
c. abiotic
Q. 4 Which is the best definition of an
ecosystem? d. living
a. all the organisms in an area interacting Q. 10 Food, water, sunlight, shelter, and
together space are resources that are __________.
b. all the abiotic factorsall the biotic factors a. limiting factors
c. all of the animals b. wet
Q. 5 Which is a biotic factor? c. messy
a. Fox d. found in rocks
b. Mountain Q. 11 Abiotic or biotic factors that limit the
size of the population; disease,
c. Air competition, predators, drought, space, etc
d. Sunlight a. abiotic factors
Q.6 All of the nonliving parts of an b. biotic factors
ecosystem are _______.
c. limiting factors
a. biography
d. carrying capacity
b. biotica
Q. 12 Impact last five years or less
c. biotic
a. Short term impact Q. 18 What is this called?
b. Long term impact a. Food Web
Q. 12 Can cause extinctions of organism b. Food Chain
a. Short term impact c. Abiotic Factors
b. Long term impact d. Biotic Factors
Q. 13 Which major biome is home to cacti, Q. 19 A fox is an example of...
mesquite, white thorn, pack rats, small
reptiles, and coyotes? a. Biotic Factor

a. desert b. Abiotic Factor

b. taiga Q. 20 Biologists observe and record the

deer population. They notice that the
c. tundra population is four times the larger than the
habitat can support. Which is least likely
d. grassland to occur from the overpopulation of deer?
Q. 14 The most important abiotic factors a. The grass population in the deer's habitat
when studying biomes are... will begin to decrease.
a. Food and Water b. The deer population will be stronger and
b. Water and Sunlight healthier.

c. Temperature and Oxygen c. The area's water source will be reduced or

depleted.
d. Water and Temperature
d. The deer will spread disease to other
Q. 15 Which biome is represented by the animals and humans.
rainfall amounts in letter C?
Q.21 The Texas Kangaroo Rat, native to
a. desert north-central Texas, makes its home in
mesquite bushes. If the mesquite bushes
b. prairie are cleared for human homes , which of
c. deciduous forest the following is the most probable result?

d. tropical rain forest a. The rat population will rise (increase).

Q. 16 How many carnivores are shown in b. The rat population will decline (decrease).
this food web? c. The rat population will stay the same.
a. 6 d. The rat population will double.
b. 4 Q. 22 What effect would building a highway
c. 5 have on an ecosystem?

d. 3 a. increase in butterfly migration

Q. 17 Which of the following would have a b. decrease in destruction of habitat

negative impact on an ecosystem c. increase in carbon dioxide
a. constructing highways d. increase in oxygen
b. planting trees Q.23 Scientific research shows that as
c. recycling paper tundra vegetation zones continue to move
northward with the changing climate,
caribou and reindeer may have a more
difficult time finding food. Which
prediction below best explains the effect of
this change on caribou and reindeer?
a. Caribou and reindeer populations may
increase because of their dependence on
tundra vegetation.
b. Caribou and reindeer populations will not
be affected by this change to the ecosystem.
c. Caribou and reindeer populations may
decline because of their dependence on
tundra vegetation.
d. Caribou and reindeer populations will
increase as the food supply decreases.
Q. 24 Mushrooms are helping to break
down the remains of a rotting log in the
forest. how do the actions of the
mushrooms benefit the other plants in the
area?
a. By returning nutrients to the soil.
b. By releasing oxygen into the air.
c. By making space for new animals.
d. By decreasing the population of herbivores.
Q.25 An animal that is hunted and eaten
for food is a
a. predator
b. prey
c. population
Q. 26 Which of the following is a
herbivore?
a. cricket
b. frog
c. hawk
d. shrew
Q. 27 The shrew provides energy for the
_______?
a. cricket
b. grasshopper
c. frog
d. snake
Q. 28 Which of the following would be the
most likely effect, if there were a sudden
increase in the cricket population?
a. There would be a decrease in the small bird
population.
b. There would be a decrease in the
grass/flowers population.
c. There would be a decrease in the mice
population.
d. There would be an increase in the
grass/flowers population.
Q. 29 Which feature helps an animal hide
from other animals?
a. looking like a dangerous animal
b. being the same color as the place it lives
(camoflauge)
c. having sharp claws or a strong shel
d. having only a few young and caring for
them
Q. 30 A nice smell is an adaptation that
__________________.
a. helps the plant keep water inside the
leaves.
b. pokes animals that try to eat the plant.
c. attracts pollinators to the plant.
Q3 Wk 1-2
Q. 1 This is the force that pulls all
objects down to Earth's core.
a. Inertia
b. Gravity
c. Centrifugal
d. Volume
Q. 2 Who was the first scientist to study
and experiment with gravity?
a. Sir Isaac Newton Q. 8 Imagine you travel to another
b. Aristotle planets. What will change as you
walk around the surface of the planet-
c. Einstein your mass or your weight?
d. Freud a. Mass

Q. 3 Who said that falling objects fall b. Weight 

at the same rate? c. Both 
a. Galileo
d. Neither 
b. Kepler
Q. 9 What would have the greatest
c. Brahe gravitational pull on each other?
d. Copernicus a. two small objects close together
b. a large and small object far apart
Q. 4 Two factors effecting the
magnitude of the force of gravity c. two large objects close together
between 2 objects are... d. all of the above
a. mass and distance  Q. 10 Which of the following is an
b. mass and matter example of defying gravity?
c. distance and weight  a. A book sitting on a table

d. weight and mass b. an airplane flying

Q. 5 The force of gravity is also c. an apple falling from a tree

known as d. pouring a drink into a glass
a. Mass Q. 11 ___________________ is affected by
b. Weight the distance between the objects and the
amount of mass.
c. Distance
a. friction
d. Acceleration
b. force
Q. 6 As distance between two objects
c. weight
increase the pull of gravity 
a. Increases
d. gravity

b. Decreases Q.12  A force that causes no change

in motion
c. Stays the same
a. friction
Q. 7 The force of gravity acting on an b. balanced
object is the object's ______. c. unbalanced
d. kinetic
a. mass
Q. 13 Forces are described by their ....
b. matter
a. balanced and unbalanced
c. weight 
b. strength & direction
d. terminal velocity 
c. mass and distance Q. 4 What is needed to calculate
d. roughness and force work?
a. force
Q. 13 _____________ is the amount of
b. distance
matter that an object has
c. time
a. newtons
b. mass d. mass
c. gravity
d. force Q. 5 What is mechanical energy?
a. total kinetic energy
Q.14  As mass increases; gravity b. the energy of motion
________________. c. total kinetic and potential energy
a. increases
d. temperature plus heat

b. decreases Q. 6 Which of these items is not part

of the law of conservation of energy?
Q. 15 As distance ___________, gravity a. energy cannot be created
_______________.
b. energy cannot be destroyed
a. increases, increases
c. energy can be transferred between forms
b. increases, decreases
d. energy is destroyed by friction

Q.7 What is an example of Radiant

Wk 3-5 energy?
Q. 1 The ability to do work or cause a. Electromagnetic waves
change:
b. Burning Logs
a. work
c. Vibrations
b. energy
d. Gravitational potential
c. momentum
Q. 8 Kinetic energy is energy due to...
d. power
a. interactions between objects or particles
Q. 2 Energy in the form of motion. b. motion
a. mechanical energy
c. elasticity
b. potential energy
d. mass
c. kinetic energy
Q. 9 Potential energy is energy due to..
d. momentum
a. mass
Q. 3 Stored energy in the form of
position or condition. b. motion
a. potential energy c. interactions between objects or particles
b. kinetic energy d. work
c. momentum
Q.10 Potential energy is energy that is...
d. mechanical energy a. stored
b. already used b. Newton's Second Law
c. being used currently c. Law of Conservation of Energy
d. never going to be used d. Newton's Third Law

Q.11 What is energy? Q. 16 Can energy be created or

a. the ability to cause change destroyed?
a. Yes
b. the ability to resist change
b. No
c. the ability to lack change
d. the ability to  Q. 17  You have just turned on a fan.
What type of energy is this?
Q. 12 Which is an example of sound a. Electric
energy?
a. light energy b. Radiant
b. plucking a guitar string c. Nuclear
c. turning the lights on d. Thermal
d. splitting nuclei Q. 18 Thermal energy is...
Q.13 What is an example of Nuclear a. burning logs
energy? b. turning on a fan
a. light energy
c. sun energy
b. splitting nuclei
d. splitting of nuclei
c. burning logs
Q. 19 This makes it harder to move
d. plucking a guitar string objects along a surface
Q.14 What is friction? a. kinetic energy
a. a force that resists the sliding of two b. work
surfaces
c. friction
b. a force that lubricates the sliding of two
surfaces d. elasticity

c. a force that allows two surfaces to slide that Q. 20 What energy is given off when a
are not touching each other cell phone rings?
a. Sound Energy
d. a forces that transforms the sliding of two
surfaces to make it easier. b. Gravitational Energy

Q.15  "Energy can be transformed c. Thermal Energy

from one form into another or d. Nuclear Energy
transformed from one region or
another, but energy cannot be Q.21 Which energy transformation
created or destroyed." occurs in a toaster?
Which law is this? a. chemical to electric
a. Law of Conservation of Mass b. electric to thermal
c. kinetic to chemical WK 6
d. thermal to potential Q. 1 An inclined plane wrapped
around a rod forms this simple
Q. 22 Which is NOT an example of the
machine.
use of mechanical energy?
a. lever
a. solar panels powering a building
b. pulley
b. beating a drum
c. screw
c. pushing a shopping cart
d. wedge
d. playing music on a piano
Q. 2 A seesaw is an example of a
Q. 23 What forms of energy does the a. wedge.
sun give off?
b. lever.
a. only radiant
c. inclined plane.
b. thermal and electrical
d. pulley.
c. thermal and radiant
d. only thermal
Q. 3.  
Q. 24 You see your friend in class
about to shoot this paper across the
room. What form of energy is
represented when your friend uses
the rubber band to launch the paper What is simple machine shown in the
into the air? picture (back of truck)?
a. Mechanical
a. wedge
b. pulley
b. Thermal c. incline plane
d. screw
c. Electrical
Q. 4 Which is not a type of simple
d. Sound
machine?
Q. 25 When you rub your hands A. spring

together quickly, you can feel warmth b. screw

between your hands. Which
statement explains why rubbing your c. pulley
hands together produce warmth. d. wedge
a. Thisaction captures thermal energy from
the environment.
Q. 5 
b. This action produces thermal energy
through friction.
c. This is an example of mechanical energy.
What type of simple machine is found
d. This action produces mechanical energy. on the inside cap of a 2 liter soda
bottle?
a. lever
 b. inclined plane a. change the direction of the applied force
c. pulley
d. screw b. reduce the amount of force needed to do
work
Q. 6 This device is showing what
c. both direction of a force and amount of
simple machine? force
a. wedge
d. None of these
b. lever
c. incline plane
Q.11  
d. wheel and axle

Q.7 What type of simple machine is

this? There are three (3) simple machines
in this picture. Select 3 answers.
a. wheel and axle
a. Lever
b. gear b. Wheel & Axle
c. Inclined Plane
c. lever d. Screw
d. inclined plane e. pulley

Q. 8 The pivot or fixed point on the Q. 12 Which is an example of

lever is called the someone using a simple machine to
a. load. do work?
b. effort. a. a boy runs across a football field

c. lever arm. b. a banker counts money

d. fulcrum. c. a mother pushes a stroller up a ramp

d. a girl eats a sandwich
Q.9 
Q.13  

What simple machine is picturing?

a. inclined plane
b. wedge
The device used to raise a flag up a c. lever
flag pole is an example of a d. tweezers

a. wheel and axle.

b. lever. Q.14  
c. inclined plane.
d. pulley.

Q. 10 Which of the following can a

simple machine do? What is this classic simple machine?
 a. lever
b. wedge Q.20  
c. inclined plane
d. pulley
When moving the fulcrum on a class
1 lever what are you "changing"?
Q.15 
a. effort location
b. load location
c. mechanical advantage
d. nothing changes
What class lever is this?
Q4 WK 1-2
a. class 1
b. class 2  Q.1 A molten mixture of rock
c. class 3 forming substances, gases, and
d. it's an inclined plane water vapor from the mantle.
a. Lava
Q. 16 b. Magma
c. Soup
d. Pyroclastic flow

  Q.2 What is Magma when it

What class lever is this?
reaches the surface of Earth?
a. class 1 a. Lava
b. class 2 b. Mafic Magma
c. class 3 c. Felsic Magma
d. it's an inclined plane d. None of these
Q. 17 When determining a lever as a   Q3.
A mountain that forms on
simple machine, what must a lever the Earth's surface when magma
have? moves through cracks.
A. fulcrum, load, effort a. Vent
b. Pipe
b. force, lever, effort
c. Volcano
c. force, load, effort d. All of these

d. fulcrum, pivot point, load   Q.4 An area when material

from deep within Earth's mantle rises
Q. 18 A definition of simple machine
a. makes life easier.
through the crust and reaches the
b. is a mechanical device. surface
c. something rarely used. a. Plate
d. has 3 classifications. b. Convection
c. Hot spot
Q. 19 The effort, when using a simple d. Tornado
machine is
a. the screw direction.   Q.5 A string of Islands that
form a line or "string" near a
b. the direction the wheel spins. subduction zone.
c. the fulcrum location. a. Chain Islands
b. Island Arc
d. the applied force. c. Trench
 d. Mid-Ocean Ridge b. Dormant
c. Previously active
  Q6. A long tube that extends d. Extinct
from a magma chamber up to the
vent of a volcano.   Q.13 A wide but not tall
a. Chamber volcano where the lava runs a long
b. Crater time before turning solid is called...?
c. Vent a. Shield volcano
d. Pipe b. Cinder cone
c. Composite
  Q.7
A bowl shaped area that d. None of these
may form at the top of a volcano
around the central vent.  Q.14 A volcano that is made of
a. Caldera alternating layers inside and can be
b. Crater quite or explosive is...?
c. Side vent a. Composite
d. Pipe b. Jelly
c. Cinder Cone
  Q.8 A pocket of magma below d. Shield
the surface of the Earth.
a. Magma Chamber   Q.15 A mass of rock formed
b. Lava tube from a large body of magma under
c. Vent the Earth's surface is called...? 
d. Pipe a. Magma Chamber
b. Boulder
  Q.9
The spread of lava as it c. Regolith
pours out of a vent. d. Batholith
a. Magma trail
b. Pipe release   Q.16 A ___________ is formed
c. Eruption explosion when magma squeezes between
d. Lava flow horizontal rock layers and solidifies.
a. Dike
  Q.10 What material makes b. Sill
magma runny if low in content or c. Volcano
thick if high in content? d. Mountain
a. Lava
b. Silica   Q.17
When magma hardens in
c. Heat a volcanic pipe and the surrounding
d. Basalt rock layer wear away, this is called
  Q11.
If a volcano is sleeping a...?
a. Volcanic neck
but expected to become active b. Sill
sometime it it said to be...? c. Dike
a. Dormant d. Batholith
b. Active
c. Asleep   Q.18
A volcano made almost
d. Dead completely of lava flows is called a...?
a. Cinder Cone
  Q.12
A volcano that has no b. Composite
magma beneath it and is never going c. Shield Volcano
to erupt again is...? d. None of these
a. Dead
  Q.19 If a mountain top c. One is deadly. The other one isn't.
collapses downward because an
eruption empties the magma  Q. 26 Which of the following
chamber below it and a hole forms at precautionary measures should be
the top... this forms a...? done BEFORE volcanic eruption?
a. Crater
b. Caldera a. Before exiting, wearba surgical mask.
c. Volcanic neck b. Do not enter your house or home
d. all the above immediately. Do visual check first of
cracks and other structural damages.
  Q.20
When an explosive c. Be always ready with emergency
eruption  forms a mixture of hot rock, supplies.
ash, and gas, this material is called d. Have emergency fund available in
a...? case you need to stay long in the
a. Land slide evacuation center.
b. Lava   Q.27   How will you classify
c. Eruption trail
d. Pyroclastic flow volcanoes that have records of
eruptions within the last 600 or
 Q. 21 Which volcanoes have 10,000 years ago?
explosive eruptions? a. Active
b. Inactive
a. Shield volcano
c. Dormant
b. Composite Cone
d. Extinct
c. Cinder Cone
Q. 28 
  Q.22This is the name for the
chain of volcanos around the edge of
the Pacific Plate. What precautionary measure is being
a. Circle of Fire shown in the picture?
b. Ring of Lava
c. Ring of Fire a. Know the behavior of past eruption.
d. Circle of Magma b. Setting an exclusion zone.
c. Be ready with emergency kit.
  Q. 23 What is a rock that flies e. Have an emergency fund.
out of a volcano called?
a. Lava Bomb
b. Ash Bomb Q. 29 
c. Rocks
d. Volcanic Bomb
When will you perform what is
  Q. 24
Before turning into lava,
illustrated in the picture?
magma is stored in which of these?
a. Mantle a. Before volcanic eruption
b. Magma chamber b. After volcanic eruption
c. Lava chamber c. During volcanic eruption
d. Main vent d. All of the above

  Q. 25 What is the difference

between Lava and Magma?
a. One is cold. One is hot.
b. Lava is on the surface. Magma is
below the surface.
 Q.30     Q. 5 Which of the following is a
way to stay safe during wet season?
a. Scanning the skies 360
degrees around and overhead
before leaving a safe location
b. Staying hydrated
When will you use a gas or surgical c. Wear clothes that is
mask? appropriate for hot weather
a. Before
b. During  Q.6 What are the yearly
c. AFTER conditions of temperature,
d. ALL OF THE ABOVE precipitation and humidity?
a. weather
b. climate
Q4 WK 3-4
  Q. 7 What imaginary latitude
 Q.1 The ______ climate line divides our world into the
classification, for tropical climates northern and southern
a. Habagat hemispheres?
b. Cold season a. equator
c. Rainy season b. international date line
d. Dry Season
  Q. 8As you move towards the
  Q. 2
Why does wet seasons poles, what happens to
occur in the Philippines? temperature?
a. because of advancement of a. temperature becomes hotter
the Northeast Monsoon b. temperature becomes colder
b. because the Philippines is a
tropical island   Q.9 Which climate zone gets
c. because of advancement of the least amount of direct
the Southwest Monsoon sunlight and is the coldest?
a. tropical
  Q. 3
Why does the Philippines b. temperate
only have two seasons? c. polar
a. because the Philippines lie
within the tropical zone/close   Q.10 Which climate zone gets
to the equator the most amount of direct
b. because the Philippines is an sunlight and rainfall and is the
archipelago
warmest?
c. because the Philippines has
a. tropical
7,641 islands
b. temperate
  Q. 4 Which of the following
c. polar
isn't a common negative effect during   Q. 11 Which climate zone has
dry season? moderate temperatures and
a. CoVid-19
rainfall year round?
b. Nose bleeding
a. tropical
c. Road cracks
b. temperate
d. Malaria
c. polar
  Q. 12As altitude increases, a. sunny and clear
what happens to temperature? b. rainy and cloudy
a. temperature gets hotter
  Q.21What are the daily
b. temperature gets colder
conditions of temperature,
  Q. 13 What are the imaginary humidity and precipitation?
lines that determine weather a. weather
patterns and run parallel to the b. climate
equator?  Q. 22 What could possibly be
a. latitude
the reading of the temperature
b. longitude
when people wear thick clothes
  Q.14 What part of the water or jackets?
cycle includes rain, sleet and a. 20°C
snow? b. 25°C
a. condensation c. 30°C
b. precipitation d. 33°C
  Q.15 True or false?  Places   Q. 23Which activities can you
near the ocean have less do during the wet seasons?
extreme weather conditions. a. planting
a. True b. drying crops
b. False c. swimming
d. going to picnic
  Q.16 True or False?  Warm
and cold ocean currents affect   Q. 24Before planning a beach
the land nearby. outing, it would be best to
a. false check the _______________.
b. true a. air mass
b. forecast
  Q.17 Which factor does not c. humidity
affect climate? d. temperature
a. longitude
b. distance from large bodies of   Q. 25 Whatdoes the southwest
water monsoon bring the
c. latitude Philippines?
d. altitude a. cold and dry air
b. cold and humid
  Q.
18 What instrument c. dry season
measure air pressure? d. wet season
a. barometer
b. thermometer   Q. 26Which factor influences
the season of the Philippines?
  Q.19 When air pressure is a. altitude
high, what type of weather do b. air mass
we experience? c. temperature
a. sunny and clear d. prevailing winds
b. rainy and cloudy

  Q.20 When air pressure is low,

what type of weather do we
experience?
 b. new, crescent, quarter,
gibbous, full
c. dark, light, half, quarter, blue
d. first quarter, second quarter,
third quarter, fourth quarter

  Q6. What Moon phase is this?

a. Full Moon
b. Waxing Gibbous
c. New Moon
d. Half Moon
Q4 wk 5-6

 Q.1 Which action causes day to

turn to night?  Q.7 What Moon phase is this?
a. The moon casts a shadow. a. Old Moon
b. The moon orbits earth. b. Far Side of the Moon
c. Earth orbits the sun. c. New Moon
d. Earth rotates on its axis d. Waxing Gibbous

  Q. 2 Seasons change because   Q.8 What happens when the

a. Earth's orbit is not round area in which you live tilts away from
b. Earth's axis is tilted the sun?
c. Earth's orbit changes speed a. It is summer.
d. Earth's revolution around its b. It is spring.
axis slows down c. It is winter.
d. It is fall.

 Q3. One Earth day is required

for one   Q9. Why does the area around
a. revolution of the Earth the equator stay the same
b. rotation of the Earth. temperature all year?
c. rotation of the sun.  a. The equator rotates slower
d. revolution of the sun. than the poles.
b. The equator remains the same
distance from the sun.
  Q4. About how long does it c. The equator always receives
take the moon to make one complete direct sunlight.
cycle around the earth? d. The equator has 18 hour days.
a. 65 days
b. 8 days
c. 365 days   Q. 10 Which of the following
d. 28 days statements is most accurate about
the Movement of Earth and the Sun?
a. The Sun revolves around the
  Q5.
Which of the following Earth
words describe the phases of the b. The Earth rotates around the
moon? Sun
a. none, quarter, half, three c. The Earth revolves around the
quarters, full Sun
 d. The Earth rotates and revolves b. orbital speed and mass
around the Sun  c. mass and inertia
d. gravity and inertia

  Q. 11 What happens when   Q17. If there were no

there is a spring tide gravitational forces acting on the
a. high tides  moon, which of the following would
b. really high tides happen?
c. low tides a. the moon would quickly crash
into the Earth.
b. the moon would continue at a
  Q.12 A body that travels
constant speed in a straight
around another body in space.  365 line through space.
days=1year c. the moon would still orbit Earth
a. Rotation as it does now.
b. Revolution d. the moon would remain
stationary, at a fixed distance
  Q.13
How is one year from Earth.
determined?
a. Time for the Earth to rotate   Q.18 The phases of the moon
around the Sun you see depends on 
b. Time for the Earth to revolve a. Where you are on Earth's
on its axis surface
c. Time for the Earth to revolve b. How much of the sunlit side of
around the Sun the moon faces Earth
d. Time for the Earth to rotate c. How much of the moon's
around the Sun surface is lit by the sun
d. whether or not an eclipse is
occurring
  Q14. The tendency of a moving
object to continue moving in a   Q.19 What type of eclipse is
straight line or a stationary object to this?
remain in place is called a. Solar
a. orbital speed b. Lunar
b. mass
c. inertia
d. gravity   Q.20 What type of eclipse is
this? 
a. Solar Eclipse
  Q15.
A force of attraction b. Lunar Eclipse
between any two objects is called
_____________.
a. static electricity 
  Q21. Almost Earth’s twin in
b. rotation size and mass, this planet has very
c. gravity thick atmosphere.
d. orbit a. Venus
b. Mars
c. Mercury
  Q16. The two factors that d. Neptune
combine to keep the planets in orbit
are
a. gravity and orbital speed
  Q.22 Which planet is fifth from
the sun?
 a. Saturn a. Mercury
b. Jupiter b. Earth
c. Mars c. Jupiter
d. Earth d. Neptune

  Q. 23 Which planet is seventh   Q30 . The sun is a...

from the sun? a. planet
a. Saturn b. star
b. Earth c. asteroid
c. Venus
d. Uranus   Q31. What planet has the
greatest gravitational force?
  Q. 24 which planet is the third a. Jupiter
from the sun? b. Earth
a. Mercury  c. The Sun
b. Neptune  d. Uranus
c. Pluto 
d. Earth    Q.32 What is the massive
object the planets of our solar system
 Q25. What are the reasons for orbit?
the seasons? a. Venus
b. Earth
a. Earth's tilt and rotation.
c. Jupiter
b. Earth's rotation and revolution.
d. The Sun
c. Earth's tilt and revolution.
d. Earth's tilt and resolution   Q. 34 A __________ is a chunk
of ice & dust that has a bright head &
 Q26. huge volcanoes with a long narrow tail.
craters on surface and is half as big a. asteroid
b. planet
as Earth
c. meteoroid
a. Mercury d. comet
b. Venus
c. Mars
  Q. 35 A force of attraction
between any two objects is called
  Q. 27 How is Jupiter able to _____________.
have so many moons orbiting it? a. static electricity 
a. it's orbit b. rotation
b. it's distance from the Sun  c. gravity
c. it's speed d. orbit
d. it's gravitational pull 

  Q.36 How long does it take

  Q.28The four terrestrial Earth to complete one revolution
planets all have around the Sun?
a. Rocky surfaces a. 24 hours
b. Hot temperatures b. one week
c. Deep atmospheres c. one month
d. Large size d. one year

  Q29. What planet is colder?

  Q.37Earth completes one full b. Mercury, Earth, Venus, Mars,
___________ on its axis every 24 Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune.
hours.
c. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
a. rotation
Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus,
b. revolution
Neptune. 
c. resolution
d. Mars, Venus, Earth, Mercury,
d. reservation 
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune. 
  Q38.
Which planet is between
Venus and Mars?   Q. 42 Which planet is closest
a. Earth
to the sun?
b. Neptune
a. Uranus
c. Mercury
b. Mercury
d. Jupiter
c. Neptune
d. Earth

  Q. 43 Complete the sentence:

the _____the mass, the larger the
gravitational pull between two
objects. 

a. smaller
  Q. 39 Select the order from b. larger
smallest to largest.
a. Sun, Milky Way, solar system,
universe
b. Sun, Milky Way, universe,   Q.44 The inner planets are also
solar system called a 
c. Sun, solar system, Milky Way, a. gas giant
universe b. terrestrial planet
d. Sun, solar system, universe,
Milky Way   Q.45 A small body that orbits a
planet is a(n)
a. comet
  Q. 40 Where is a meteor b. moon
located? c. asteroid
d. exoplanet
a. In the atmosphere
b. In outer space
c. On the ground

  Q41. What is the correct order

of the planets from the sun? 

a. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune.