EOG Science Review

What is most responsible for a ball rolling across the ground to come to a stop?

• Air

• gravity

• mass

• friction

Why would the ground be wet in the morning if it hadn't rained over night?

• water evaporated from the trees overnight

• the air above ground became warmer causing precipitation

• when the air cooled above ground, water vapor condensed on the ground

• the ground soaked up water from the soil.

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Which is the best example of a brand new substance forming?

• lighting a match

• cutting cardboard

• popping a bubble of chewing gum

• hitting a ball with a bat

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How does a metal spoon get warm while stirring hot tea?

• heat energy transfers from the spoon to the liquid

• heat energy travels from the tea to the spoon

• heat energy travels from the air to the tea, then to the spoon

• heat energy transfers from the tea to the cup, then to the spoon

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What best describes the cause of daily weather changes?

• the rotation of earth

• the size of earth

• moving air mases

• action of winds

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If you see mostly cirrus clouds and no other ones, what are the weather condition most likely like at that exact moment?

• rainy

• cold

• windy

• fair

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A hurricane is...

• a low pressure system

• a high pressure system

• a cold front

• a stationary front

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Hw does a bacteria survive if it is a single celled organism?

• it slowly makes new cells

• it is so large that it captures its own food

• it is so small that it can hide almost anwhere

• it can carry out all if its own life functions

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Which is the BEST tool to look at to see if the weather is about to change soon?

• a hygrometer

• an anemometer

• a thermometer

• a barometer

How are the circulatory and nervous systems similar?

• they perform the same job

• the both provide structure for the body

• they both transport, or move things

• they involve the exact same organs