HEATH'S MID YEAR SCIENCE TEST
  • 1. What is a manipulated variable?
A) the variable you change
B) the variable you kept the same
C) the variable you measured
D) the variable you counted
  • 2. What is a responding variable?
A) the variable you changed
B) the variable you kept the same
C) the variable you measured
D) the variable you predicted
  • 3. What is a conclusion?
A) the beginning of your experiment
B) the prediction of your experiment
C) the data of your experiment
D) the results of your experiment
  • 4. Which of these is not a step in the Scientific Method?
A) predict
B) draw
C) question
D) table
E) procedure
  • 5. What variables do you keep the same?
A) heath
B) controlled
C) manipulated
D) responding
E) changing
  • 6. What step in the Scientific Method is an organized list of all of the steps you will follow in your Science experiment?
A) prediction
B) procedure
C) constants
D) variable
E) question
  • 7. What should you change if your prediction is wrong?
A) nothing
B) your question
C) your prediction
D) your data
  • 8. How many things in your experiment should you change on purpose?
A) 2
B) everything
C) 3
D) 1
E) 4
  • 9. What is the first step in the Scientific Method?
A) procedure
B) prediction
C) results
D) variable
E) question
  • 10. Which word describes a try that you did in the Scientific Method?
A) heath
B) variable
C) procedure
D) data
E) trial
  • 11. How should you conduct an experiment?
A) quickly and silly
B) funny and joke around
C) slowly and calmly
D) slowly and lazy
  • 12. Why do scientists follow the Scientific Method?
A) to learn things about plants
B) to prove that their prediction is right
C) to get reliable results and answer their science question
D) to have fun and learn at the same time
  • 13. If I did an experiment about how far my car would go by using regular gas, which would be the manipulated variable?
A) Mr. Heath
B) gas
C) distance
D) car
  • 14. If I did an experiment about the height of my tree after I watered it every day for 3 weeks, what would be the responding variable?
A) water
B) Mr. Heath
C) tree
D) height
  • 15. What happens if your experiment has too many variables?
A) your data will be wrong
B) your table will be wrong
C) your conclusion will be wrong
D) all of the answers are correct
  • 16. Why should all scientists do the Scientific Method to explore SCIENCE?
  • 17. How do you feel about the Scientific Method?
  • 18. Sara and Jonny do an experiment on temperature and plant growth. What is the responding variable?
A) type of plant
B) plant growth
C) temperature
  • 19. Lisa and Nick do an experiment about which detergent gets out stains better. Which is the manipulated variable?
A) the clothes
B) type of detergent
C) the stain
  • 20. If I wanted to do an experiment about which pet food dogs like best, what should I do first?
A) make a prediction
B) gather materials
C) draw a conclusion
D) make a graph
E) make a table
  • 21. If I wanted to do an experiment about which ball travels the farthest (a baseball or football), what should I do after I gather my materials?
A) Collect your data
B) Throw each ball 5 times and record data
C) Throw the baseball 5 times and the football 3 times
D) Kick the football and throw the baseball
E) Throw each ball 3 times and record data
  • 22. Why should you do 3 trials instead of just 1?
  • 23. Antonio wants to do an experiment about which evaporates faster: milk, water, or juice. Which of these does he NOT need?
A) ice
B) table
C) paper
D) milk
E) cup
  • 24. Which of these describes a person who uses the Scientific Method?
A) senator
B) student
C) teacher
D) scientist
  • 25. What is always the first step in the Procedure?
A) Gather your materials
B) Find a place to do the experiment
C) Write your data
D) Make a Graph
E) Get a pencil and paper
  • 26. Force and Motion: If 2 objects travel for the same amount of time, the object that goes farther is
A) slower
B) faster
C) better
D) heavier
  • 27. FORCE AND MOTION: Which tool can NOT measure speed?
A) stopwatch
B) scale
C) yardstick
  • 28. FORCE AND MOTION: If an object is rolling down a hill, which of these would NOT create more friction?
A) oil
B) grass
C) rocks
D) sand
  • 29. EARTH AND SPACE: The Earth spins around and causes which of these?
A) a week
B) day and night
C) a month
D) a year
  • 30. EARTH AND SPACE: When the Earth orbits the sun, it causes ___________
A) a month
B) day and night
C) a week
D) a year
  • 31. EARTH AND SPACE: The moon orbits
A) the sun and earth
B) the earth
C) the sun
  • 32. EARTH AND SPACE: Patterns in the night sky made of stars are called
A) constellations
B) solar maps
C) stellar maps
D) solar systems
E) stars
  • 33. EARTH AND SPACE: Why does the sun appear bigger than the other stars?
A) because it is closer to the earth
B) because it is the brightest star
C) because it is the hottest star
D) because it is the largest star
  • 34. ECOSYSTEMS: Which of these is a producer?
A) grass
B) snake
C) worm
D) hawk
E) beetle
  • 35. ECOSYSTEMS: Which of these is a consumer?
A) butterfly
B) palm tree
C) rose
D) cactus
E) ivy
  • 36. ECOSYSTEMS: Which of these is NOT a decomposer?
A) mushroom
B) worm
C) moss
D) fly
  • 37. EARTH MATERIALS: Which of these words means to break down rock?
A) deposition
B) fossil
C) erosion
D) weathering
  • 38. EARTH MATERIALS: Which of these words means shows what happens when sediments are carried in a river?
A) weathering
B) deposition
C) erosion
D) fossil
  • 39. EARTH MATERIALS: Which layer of soil has the oldest fossils?
A) near the bottom
B) near the middle
C) near the top
  • 40. ENERGY: When energy is moved from one place to another, it is called
A) transport
B) transportation
C) transform
D) transfer
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