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