EASY ROUND

QUESTION # 1

Which statement is TRUE for elements

and compounds?
a. Both are homogenous
b. Both are the simplest form of matter
c. Both commonly found free in nature
d. Both can be broken down into
simpler substances
 QUESTION # 1

Which statement is TRUE for elements

and compounds?
a. Both are homogenous
b. Both are the simplest form of matter
c. Both commonly found free in nature
d. Both can be broken down into
simpler substances
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 2
Which statement is TRUE about acids and bases?

a. Acids have ph more than 7 while bases have ph

less tha 7.
b. Acids can be strong or weak electrolytes while
bases can conduct electricity
c. Acids taste sour and conduct electricity while base
taste bitter and feel slippery
d. Acids react with carbonates while bases react with
metals to form hydrogen gas.
 QUESTION # 2
Which statement is TRUE about acids and bases?

a. Acids have ph more than 7 while bases have ph less

than 7.
b. Acids can be strong or weak electrolytes while
bases can conduct electricity
c. Acids taste sour and conduct electricity while base
taste bitter and feel slippery
d. Acids react with carbonates while bases react with
metals to form hydrogen gas.
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 4
Glass is a fragile material. Which Best
supports this characteristics?

a. It is ductile
b. It is malleable
c. Because it is brittle
d. Because it is an insulator
 QUESTION # 4

Glass is a fragile material. Which Best

supports this characteristics?

a. It is ductile
b. It is malleable
c. Because it is brittle
d. Because it is an insulator
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 5

Which material is best in conducting electricity?

a. Gold
b. Copper
c. Sodium
d. Aluminum
 QUESTION # 5

Which material is best in conducting electricity?

a. Gold
b. Copper
c. Sodium
d. Aluminum
ANSWER
AVERAGE
ROUND
 QUESTION # 1

Which statement Best describes a

hypothesis?
a. It must be factual
b. It must be testable
c. It provides conclusion
d. It shows the relationship
 QUESTION # 1

Which statement Best describes a

hypothesis?
a. It must be factual
b. It must be testable
c. It provides conclusion
d. It shows the relationship
ANSWER

B
 QUESTION # 2

Which material is an example of mixture?

a. Wine
b. Baking soda
c. Table salt
d. Table sugar
 QUESTION # 2

You accidentally break your pencil in half.

This is an example of:

 A physical change
 A chemical change
 Density
 Weight
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 3

What element is present in charcoal?

a. Tin
b. Carbon
c. Aluminum
d. Germanium
 QUESTION # 3
What element is present in charcoal?

a. Tin
b. Carbon
c. Aluminum
d. Germanium
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 4

How many atoms of hydrogen and

oxygen are there in a water molecule?
a. 1:2
b. 1:3
c. 2:1
d. 2:2
 QUESTION # 4

How many atoms of hydrogen and

oxygen are there in a water molecule?
a. 1:2
b. 1:3
c. 2:1
d. 2:2
ANSWER
 QUESTION # 5

Which statement is a characteristic of an acid?

a. It tastes bitter
b. It contains hydroxide ion
c. It changes blue litmus paper to red
d. It changes red litmus paper to blue
 QUESTION # 5

Which statement is a characteristic of an acid?

a. It tastes bitter
b. It contains hydroxide ion
c. It changes blue litmus paper to red
d. It changes red litmus paper to blue
ANSWER
DIFFICULT
ROUND
 QUESTION # 1

Which of these is NOT matter?

 A cloud
 Your hair
 Sunshine
 The sun
 QUESTION # 1

Which of these is NOT matter?

 A cloud
 Your hair
 Sunshine
 The sun
 ANSWER

Sunshine
 QUESTION # 2

You accidentally break your pencil in half.

This is an example of:

 A physical change
 A chemical change
 Density
 Weight
 QUESTION # 2

You accidentally break your pencil in half.

This is an example of:

 A physical change
 A chemical change
 Density
 Weight
 ANSWER

A physical change
 QUESTION # 3

During physical changes, matter always

retains its:
 Size
 Identity (same type of particles)
 State
 Texture
 QUESTION # 2
During physical changes, matter always
retains its:
 Size
 Identity (same type of particles)
 State
 Texture
 ANSWER

Identity (same type of particles)

 QUESTION # 4

Gravity affects an objects:

 Weight
 Mass
 Volume
 Density
 QUESTION # 4

Gravity affects an objects:

 Weight
 Mass
 Volume
 Density
 ANSWER

Weight
 QUESTION # 5

What science process skills is being applied if you

attentively listen to a barking dog?

 Interpret data
 Drawing conclusion
 Drawing hypothesis
 Making observations
 QUESTION # 5

What science process skills is being applied if you

attentively listen to a barking dog?

 Interpret data
 Drawing conclusion
 Drawing hypothesis
 Making observations
 ANSWER

Making observations