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Grade 5 Simple Machines
Which of the following simple machines helps make work easier?
  1. wedge
  2. screw
  3. lever
  4. all of the above
Grade 8 Matter
Because of loosely packed molecules, a liquid                                 .
  1. resists flowing
  2. takes the shape of its container
  3. forms droplets
  4. none of the above
Grade 5 Simple Machines
An inclined plane                                    .
  1. uses a bar to lift heavy objects
  2. can be a ramp
  3. is a wheel with a groove for a rope
  4. has a lever arm and a fulcrum
Grade 11 Forces and Motion
Velocity is                                     .
  1. the slope of a linear graph
  2. acceleration divided by displacement
  3. speed with direction
  4. the same in all reference frames
Grade 10 Forces and Motion
Newton's first law of motion is sometimes called the law of                .
  1. conservation
  2. momentum
  3. inertia
  4. resistance
Grade 8 Matter
A liquid has a                     .
  1. constant temperature
  2. definite shape
  3. crystal structure
  4. definite volume
Grade 10 Heat Transfer
Windmills convert mechanical energy to                 energy.
  1. mechanical
  2. chemical
  3. electromagnetic
  4. electrical
Grade 6 Thermodynamics
Compared with the Pacific Ocean, a cup of hot chocolate has                                              .
  1. more thermal energy and a higher temperature.
  2. less thermal energy and a higher temperature.
  3. more thermal energy and a lower temperature.
  4. less thermal energy and a lower temperature.
Grade 12 Forces and Motion

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Weight is a measure of                                                   .
  1. your mass
  2. the gravitational attraction between you and Earth
  3. mechanical equilibrium
  4. all of these
  5. none of these
Grade 10 Forces and Motion
Friction always acts                                                 .
  1. in the same direction as the direction of motion
  2. opposite to the direction of motion
  3. perpendicular to the direction of motion
  4. at a 45 degree angle to the direction of motion
Grade 5 Heat Transfer
On a hot day, a lake is likely to be                                 .
  1. cooler than nearby land
  2. hotter than nearby land
  3. the same temperature as the land
  4. the cause of the heat
Grade 6 Forces and Motion
A(n)                 is a push or a pull.
  1. acceleration
  2. force
  3. motion
  4. velocity
Grade 9 Energy and Momentum
Mechanical energy is                                                         .
  1. found in machinery only
  2. usually measured at the atomic level
  3. the sum of the chemical and thermal energy of an object
  4. the sum of the kinetic and potential energy of an object
Grade 5 Energy and Momentum
As height increases, so does                 .
  1. thermal energy
  2. electric energy
  3. kinetic energy
  4. potential energy
Grade 5 Magnetism and Electricity
The buildup of electric charges in one place is called                   .
  1. Static electricity
  2. Electric charge
  3. Electric field
  4. Electric circuit
Grade 7 Forces and Motion
Matter is pulled to the ground by                .
  1. space
  2. gravity
  3. air
  4. soil
Grade 8 Forces and Motion
A force is a                     .
  1. constant speed
  2. push or pull
  3. linear quantity
  4. cannot be determined
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