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Woodruff-8th grade test- physical science

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Matter   anything that has mass and takes up space  
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Mass   amount of matter in an object  
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Volume   the amount of space an object takes up  
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4 phases of matter   solid, liquid, gas, plasma  
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Phase change- gains heat   melting and evaporation  
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Phase change- loses heat   condensation and freezing  
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Elements   basic building blocks of matter  
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atom   smallest particle of an element  
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compound   two or more elements  
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3 parts of an atom   proton, electron, and neutron  
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proton- type of charge   positive  
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neutron- type of charge   neutral  
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electron- type of charge   negative  
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Elements are organized by their ____ on the periodic table   properties  
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On the periodic table _____ are the vertical columns   groups  
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____ are the horizontal columns on the periodic table   rows  
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In the periodic tables ____ are to the left of the staircase   metals  
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In the periodic tables ____ are to the right of the staircase   nonmetals  
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molecule   smallest part of a compound  
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Two types of bonds that bind molecules together   ionic and covalent  
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mixtures   when two or more substances are put together and do not make a new substance  
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solution   undisturbed mixture containing solute and solvent  
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solute   part of a solution that gets dissolved  
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solvent   part of a solution that does the dissolving  
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density   mass divided by volume  
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density of water   1 gm per cubic centimeter  
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If an object has a density of more than 1, it will (float, sink)   sink  
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If an object has a density of less than 1, it will (float, sink)   float  
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buoyancy   ability to float  
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_____ changes alter size and shape of an object   physical  
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____ change creates a new substance   chemical  
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In a chemical equation, the (reactants, products) are on the left   reactants  
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Law of Conservation of Matter   Matter cannot be created nor destroyed- only changed from one form to another  
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force   push or pull  
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weight   the amount of gravitational pull on an object  
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speed   distance/time  
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velocity   distance/time with a direction  
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acceleration   final velocity-starting velocity/time  
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Newton's First Law of Motion   an object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion unless an outside force acts on the object  
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Newton's Second Law of Motion   Force/Mass or Force x Mass= acceleration  
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Newton's Third Law of Motion   For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction  
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Work   Force x Distance  
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Machine transfers ____ energy   mechanical  
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resistance   force it much overcome  
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effort   force applied  
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fulcrum   pivot point  
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list six simple machines   lever, pulley, wheel and axle, screw, wedge, inclined plane  
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energy   ability to do work  
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potential energy   stored energy  
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kinetic energy   energy of motion  
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Light and sound travel in forms of ____   waves  
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wavelength   distance from crest (top) to crest  
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amplitude   height of the wave  
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frequency   the number of waves that pass a given point in a certain time  
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heat is produced by _____.   vibrating molecules  
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Addition of heat causes   expansion  
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Loss of heat causes   contraction  
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heat travels from ____ to ____   warm, cold  
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3 ways heat moves   radiation, conduction, convection  
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Movement of heat through space is called _____   radiation  
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Movement of heat through a liquid or gas is called _____   convection  
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Movement of heat through a solid is called _____   conduction  
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law of magnetic poles- like poles will ____ and unlike poles will ____   repel, attract  
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electricity   produced by the flow of electrons from one point to another  
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Allow electricity to flow through it   conductors  
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Do not allow electricity to flow through   insulators  
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series circuit   single path  
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parallel circuit   two or more paths  
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If one bulb blows the ____ circuit dies and the ____ still works   series, parallel  
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visible form of energy that travels in paths   light  
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light that is bounced off is called   reflected  
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Light that is taken in and transferred is called   absorbed  
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Light that goes right through is called   transmitted  
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bending of light   refraction  
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Dark or light surfaces absorb more light   dark  
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A concave lens curves (inward, outward)   inward  
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A convex lens curves (inward, outward)   outward  
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Shows the frequency and wavelengths of light waves   electromagnetic spectrum  
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calorie   unit for measuring energy in food and fuel  
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watt   rate at which energy is used over a period of time  
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hydroelectric energy   electricity produced by the power of flowing water  
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nuclear energy   energy stored in the nucleus of an atom  
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Splitting uranium releases ___ energy and creates ____ and ____.   heat, thermal pollution and nuclear waste  
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List three problems with fossil fuels   pollution, acid rain, lung disease, oil spills, and the greenhouse effect  
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conservation   the saving of natural resources through wise use  
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