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When you hook up a battery to a complete circuit, what flows through the wires from one pole of the battery to the other?
Heat
Electricity
Light
Sound
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Eduardo pours himself a glass of cola with ice in it. Identify which objects are solid, liquid, and gas.
The cola is the solid, the ice is the liquid, and the bubbles are the gas.
The ice is the solid, the bubbles are the liquids, and the cola is the gas.
The bubbles are the solids, the cola is the liquid, and the ice is the gas.
The ice is the solid, the cola is the liquid, and the bubbles are the gas.
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Leshawna used the same force in the same way to push on three boxes. The boxes weighed 3 kg, 5 kg, and 10 kg. Which box moved most quickly, and which moved most slowly?
The 10 kg box moved most quickly; the 3 kg box moved most slowly.
The 5 kg box moved most quickly; the 10 kg box moved most slowly.
The 10 kg box moved most quickly; the 5 kg box moved most slowly.
The 3 kg box moved most quickly; the 10 kg box moved most slowly.
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PAPER CLIP ELECTROMAGNETS Rachel made four electromagnets by winding coils of copper wire around a nail. She connected each end of the wire to a battery to form an electromagnet which she used to pick up paper clips. In this experiment, what kind of energy is changed directly into magnetic energy?
Heat energy
Electrical energy
Chemical energy
Light energy
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The two magnets were placed near each other on a table top. Which statement about the magnetic force of these two magnets is true?
The two magnets will be attracted to each other.
The two magnets will repel each other.
There will be no force between the magnets.
The magnetic force will change the magnets.
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CHANGING STATES What change of state is shown?
Liquid to gas
Solid to gas
Gas to liquid
Solid to liquid
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Which energy change is usually made directly?
Sound to light
Mechanical to nuclear
Light to heat
Sound to electrical
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Look at the diagram. Each circle shows one state of matter. The arrows show ways that matter might change state. For example, arrow 2 shows that matter can change from a liquid to a gas. A pan of water boiling on a stove would match arrow 2. Heating a substance almost never causes the change shown by arrow
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You want to measure the volume of a rock. The best way to do this is with
a ruler, water and a balance.
a beaker and water.
a beaker, a hot plate and water.
a beaker, a graduated cylinder and water.
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A small ball is dropped down one end of a pipe. When air is blown in from the opposite end, the ball stops in the pipe. Which is a probable explanation?
The pipe fills with air which will keep anything from falling through it.
Gravity’s pull is less inside the pipe than outside the pipe.
The ball is made of very lightweight plastic.
The force of the air on the ball balances the pull of gravity.
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