Review of Previous Lessons-Science 8-Quarter 1
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- Q1
The higher than an object is elevated, the greater the gravitational potential energy.
boolean://true
boolean://false
15sSC8-1-i1 - Q2
Arrange the jumbled words to form a sentence about hotness or coldness.
jumble://Temperature, is,a,measurement,of,the,average,kinetic,energy,of,all,the,molecules,of,the,object
30sS8FE-Ig-29 - Q3
An English mathematician, physicist, theologian and author recognized for his laws of motion.
scrambled://IsaacNewton
15sS8FE-Ia-15 - Q420sS8FE-Ig-29
- Q5
Sound waves can be classified as what type of waves?
multiplem://longitudinal waves:mechanical waves
electromagnetic waves
secondary waves
primary waves
10sSC8-1-i2 - Q6
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Yes, because trees are solid.
No, since no one is around to hear it, the falling trees won't make a sound.
No, because the trees won't make a sound if only the animals can hear it.
Yes, because the trees created vibrations when they fell to the ground, thus, sound was created.
30sSC8-1-i2 - Q7
videoq:vqDbMEdLiCs:3:58//Which will feel colder, the hard drive or the book and why?
Because the aluminum block conducts heat to the ice faster than the plastic block.
Because the aluminum block has a lower temperature than the plastic block.
Because the aluminum block conducts heat to the ice slower than the plastic block.
Because the aluminum block is colder than the plastic block
10sS8FE-Ig-29 - Q8
A unit used to express temperature.
freetextm://Celsius:Fahrenheit:Kelvin
10sS8FE-Ig-29 - Q9
Sort the pictures into potential or kinetic energy.
sorting://potential energy|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/9e17cf25ca1bcffe540b6c6bec0c6e8b3f6b1756.jpg,#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/ac66fdf34f97f2a87c841aedf8f3ac9915971192.jpg,#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/637ecec3c04a6e0aeb7543f0d93f96e28c436fc4.jpg:kinetic energy|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/0081caee148414a7f05dfabb5e8cad6894864b7b.jpg,#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/0ddc31be4faef603db10e6586db9265f48366e3b.jpg,#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/3f26d1377458f47ea9b9a0c99b862afe26bf6157.jpg
15sSC8-1-i1 - Q10
Arrange the colors of the rainbow according to increasing wavelength.
ordering://violet|1:indigo|2:blue|3:green|4:yellow|5:orange|6:red|7
20sS8FE-If-27 - Q11
A force that opposes an object's motion.
freetext://friction
5sS8FE-Ia-15 - Q12
Match the colors of light with their corresponding wavelength.
linking://550nm|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/0cde808e539cb99851ad59228c1395a72f3f13d9.jpg:400nm|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/b723e3bc723a5a6584664444a2b06bafee9199df.jpg:470nm|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/612ac56b9f4a26295dbd798fd804a1b9150a92d9.png:665nm|#9040a33d-1389-4381-8be9-b89cab08b888/question/6032234c58fbf6a0b69ffb9c1a039101e146e29a.jpg
20sS8FE-If-27 - Q13
Sort the following electromagnetic waves as to frequency.
sorting://low frequency|radio, microwave, infrared: high frequency|ultraviolet, x-ray, gamma rays
10sS8FE-If-27 - Q14
Match the laws of motion with their corresponding names.
linking://1st Law|Law of Inertia:2nd Law|Law of Acceleration:3rd Law|Law of Interaction
15sS8FE-Ia-15