6th Midterm Review

A solar eclipse is when....

• the moon goes between the sun and earth

• the sun goes between the moon and earth

• The earth goes between the sun and moon

• The earth and moon both face the sun

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During a solar eclipse....

• a shadow of the moon is on the earth

• a shadow of the earth is on the moon

• a shadow of the sun is on the moon

• a shadow of the sun is on the earth

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Metals

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(b) Nonmetals

• good insulators

• Can stretch into wire

• left of zigzag

• dull

• brittle

• Shiny

• Good conductors

• nonmagnetic

• cannot be stretched into wire

• magnetic

• largest group

• right of zigzag

• less than 20

• Malleable

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Metalloids

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(b) Rare Earth

• all metals

• semiconductors

• nonmagnetic

• upper row of floating rows

• hard but brittle

• shiny

• on the zig zag

• used in modern technology

• solid at room temp

• behaves like metal and nonmetal

Energy from the sun

• Radiant

• Mechanical

• Electromagnetic

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Batteries, food eaten by people, plants making food through photosynthesis

• Chemical Energy

• Nuclear energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Thermal Energy

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I plug in a fan. What is my energy transfer?

• Electrical to mechanical

• Chemical to mechanical

• Electrical to chemical

• Chemical to Thermal

A battery is attached to wires and a small LED light. What is the energy transfer?

• Chemical to electrical to light

• Chemical to thermal to light

• Chemical to electrical

• Chemical to electrical to mechanical

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Elements

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(b) Compounds

• Al

• cannot be broken dowm

• broken down in chemical reaction

• 1 atom

• O

• C4Na2

• H2O

• 2+ atoms

• He

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Which of the following shows Newtons Law of action/Reaction?

• A ball hits against a wall, and the wall hits back against the ball

• The bigger the ball the more force is needed

• A ball moving will continue to move until a force acts on it

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