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science final testOnline version Mr vans science test by April Niemeyer 1 What is a Cell Membrane? a A flexible covering that protects the inside of a cell from the environment. 2 What is Cytoplasm? a A fluid inside a cell that contains salts and other molecules. 3 What is a cell wall? a A stiff structure outside the cell membrane that protects against viruses 4 TOF Animals cells contain a Cell Wall. a True b False 5 In plant cells what is the largest organelle within the cell? a Chloroplast b Vacuole c Mitochondria d Nucleus 6 Which state of matter has the least amount of movement with their particles? a Gases b Liquids c Solids 7 Which state of matter has fluidity? a Solids b Liquid c Gas 8 Which state of matter has no definite shape or volume? a Gas b Liquid c Solid 9 What is potential energy? a Thermal energy b Stored energy due to the interactions between particles or objects. c Kinetic energy d Chemical energy 10 What is thermal energy? a Electrical energy b The motion of all the particles and the distance and attractions between those particles. c Stored energy d Potential energy 11 What is Thermal Contraction? a A decrease in volume as the temperature decreases b An increase in volume as the temperature decreases c A decrease in temperature as volume increases d A decrease in temperature as particles move faster 12 An increase in a volume as the temperature increases is what? a Evaporation b Condensation c Thermal Expansion d Thermal Contraction 13 The transfer of thermal energy from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature is called what? a Thermal Energy b Conduction c Radiation d Heat 14 What is Pressure? a Speed b The amount of force per unit area applied to an object’s surface. c Volume d Mass 15 Pressure is caused by the _____ of particles. a Vibration b Attraction c Rotation d Collision 16 Overtime gravity, water, and wind carry _____ downhill and deposit them in the low area. a Biomass b Sediments c Soil d Rocks 17 The remains or traces of ancient living things found in Earth. a Fossils b Bones c Impressions d Artifacts 18 Scientists believe the world is approximately how old? a 3.0 Billion years old b 4.6 Billion years old c 5.5 Billion years old d 4.0 Billion years old 19 This process is when wind and water carrying sediment from geological features overtime. a Deposition b Weathering c Erosion d Sedimentation 20 Times when many species on Earth died or became extinct in a relatively short amount of time. a Evolution b Speciation c Mass Extinction d Mutation 21 The process by which a liquid, like water changes into a gas a Freezing b Condensation c Evaporation d Sublimation 22 Particles of water that are changed into gas that rises in the atmosphere. a Dew b Mist c Water Vapor d Liquid Water 23 What is Transpiration a Respiration b Translocation c Absorption d The process by which plants release water vapor into the atmosphere. 24 Water in the body of organisms are released back to the atmosphere when they_____ a Decompose b Evaporate c Freeze d Condense 25 The process by which a gas changes into a liquid is called? a Vaporization b Deposition c Sublimation d Condensation

1

What is a Cell Membrane?

a

A flexible covering that protects the inside of a cell from the environment.

2

What is Cytoplasm?

a

A fluid inside a cell that contains salts and other molecules.

3

What is a cell wall?

a

A stiff structure outside the cell membrane that protects against viruses

4

TOF Animals cells contain a Cell Wall.

a

True

b

False

5

In plant cells what is the largest organelle within the cell?

a

Chloroplast

b

Vacuole

c

Mitochondria

d

Nucleus

6

Which state of matter has the least amount of movement with their particles?

a

Gases

b

Liquids

c

Solids

7

Which state of matter has fluidity?

a

Solids

b

Liquid

c

Gas

8

Which state of matter has no definite shape or volume?

a

Gas

b

Liquid

c

Solid

9

What is potential energy?

a

Thermal energy

b

Stored energy due to the interactions between particles or objects.

c

Kinetic energy

d

Chemical energy

10

What is thermal energy?

a

Electrical energy

b

The motion of all the particles and the distance and attractions between those particles.

c

Stored energy

d

Potential energy

11

What is Thermal Contraction?

a

A decrease in volume as the temperature decreases

b

An increase in volume as the temperature decreases

c

A decrease in temperature as volume increases

d

A decrease in temperature as particles move faster

12

An increase in a volume as the temperature increases is what?

a

Evaporation

b

Condensation

c

Thermal Expansion

d

Thermal Contraction

13

The transfer of thermal energy from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature is called what?

a

Thermal Energy

b

Conduction

c

Radiation

d

Heat

14

What is Pressure?

a

Speed

b

The amount of force per unit area applied to an object’s surface.

c

Volume

d

Mass

15

Pressure is caused by the _____ of particles.

a

Vibration

b

Attraction

c

Rotation

d

Collision

16

Overtime gravity, water, and wind carry _____ downhill and deposit them in the low area.

a

Biomass

b

Sediments

c

Soil

d

Rocks

17

The remains or traces of ancient living things found in Earth.

a

Fossils

b

Bones

c

Impressions

d

Artifacts

18

Scientists believe the world is approximately how old?

a

3.0 Billion years old

b

4.6 Billion years old

c

5.5 Billion years old

d

4.0 Billion years old

19

This process is when wind and water carrying sediment from geological features overtime.

a

Deposition

b

Weathering

c

Erosion

d

Sedimentation

20

Times when many species on Earth died or became extinct in a relatively short amount of time.

a

Evolution

b

Speciation

c

Mass Extinction

d

Mutation

21

The process by which a liquid, like water changes into a gas

a

Freezing

b

Condensation

c

Evaporation

d

Sublimation

22

Particles of water that are changed into gas that rises in the atmosphere.

a

Dew

b

Mist

c

Water Vapor

d

Liquid Water

23

What is Transpiration

a

Respiration

b

Translocation

c

Absorption

d

The process by which plants release water vapor into the atmosphere.

24

Water in the body of organisms are released back to the atmosphere when they_____

a

Decompose

b

Evaporate

c

Freeze

d

Condense

25

The process by which a gas changes into a liquid is called?

a

Vaporization

b

Deposition

c

Sublimation

d

Condensation

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science final testOnline version

by April Niemeyer

What is a Cell Membrane?

What is Cytoplasm?

What is a cell wall?

TOF Animals cells contain a Cell Wall.

In plant cells what is the largest organelle within the cell?

Which state of matter has the least amount of movement with their particles?

Which state of matter has fluidity?

Which state of matter has no definite shape or volume?

What is potential energy?

What is thermal energy?

What is Thermal Contraction?

An increase in a volume as the temperature increases is what?

The transfer of thermal energy from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature is called what?

What is Pressure?

Pressure is caused by the _____ of particles.

Overtime gravity, water, and wind carry _____ downhill and deposit them in the low area.

The remains or traces of ancient living things found in Earth.

Scientists believe the world is approximately how old?

This process is when wind and water carrying sediment from geological features overtime.

Times when many species on Earth died or became extinct in a relatively short amount of time.

The process by which a liquid, like water changes into a gas

Particles of water that are changed into gas that rises in the atmosphere.

What is Transpiration

Water in the body of organisms are released back to the atmosphere when they_____

The process by which a gas changes into a liquid is called?