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3. Chemistry Basics 100
Which statement applies to
protons?
D
A. Neutrally charged particle
found in the nucleus
B. Positively charged particles
orbiting the nucleus
C. Is the atomic mass of an
element
D. Is the atomic number of an
element

4. Chemistry Basics 200
The mass of an atom is made up
of the number of _____.
C
A. Protons and electrons
B. Neutrons
C. Protons and neutrons
D. protons

5. Chemistry Basics 300
C
Elements in the Carbon
Family have how many
valence electrons?
A. 6
B. 14
C. 4
D. none

6. Chemistry Basics 400
All elements in Group 18 are
_______.
D
A. non-metals.
B. gases.
C. stable.
D. all of the above.

7. Chemistry Basics 500
List the correct terminology in the correct
order to describe a chemical reaction.
A
A. reactants, yield, product
B. reactants, equal, product
C. chemicals, reaction, new
substance
D. product, yield, reactants

8. Chemistry Basics 600
When a metal reacts with a non-metal,
____ forms.
C
A. an alloy
B. a chemical
C. a salt
D. smoke

9. Plate Tectonics 100
Which is incorrect?
A. Divergent boundaries cause
volcanoes.
A
B. Transform boundaries cause
earthquakes and faulting.
C. Trenches and volcanoes are
formed along convergent
boundaries due to subduction.
D. Our tallest mountains form when
continental crust collides.

10. Plate Tectonics 200
Which is a tool used to understand Earth’s
interior?
C
A. thermal contractions
B. magnetic reversal
C. seismic waves
D. sea-floor spreading

11. Plate Tectonics 300
Name the boundary type and landform
result along the North American and
Eurasian Plates.
B
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A. Convergent - trenches and volcanoes
B. Divergent - ridges
C. Transform - faults
D. Oceanic to oceanic collision - volcanic
mountains

12. Plate Tectonics 400
The Ring of Fire is known for volcanic activity. Which
of the following is the result of plate movement in
this area?
D
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A. faulting
B. uplift
C. ridges
D. subduction

13. Plate Tectonics 500
Which is a list of earth’s layers from
center to circumference?
C
A. outer core, inner core, mantle,
crust
B. crust, mantle, outer core,
inner core
C. inner core, outer core, mantle,
crust
D. mantle, inner core, outer core,
crust

14. Plate Tectonics 600
When marine fossils are found on
mountain tops, scientists can conclude
that ___.
C
A. the position of the rock layers has not
changed over time.
B. glaciers moved over that area and
deposited them there.
C. these rocks were once on the sea-floor
and were pushed up due to plate
movement.
D. eroded sediments from the sea-floor were
deposited on the mountain top.

15. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps 100
Name the scientist who believed the Earth’s land was joined in
one supercontinent called Pangaea.
D
A. Harry Hess
B. James Hutton
C. Ernest Rutherford
D. Alfred Wegener

16. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps 200
At a divergent boundary, pieces of
oceanic crust move away from each
other forming a ridge. This is
B
commonly called ____.
A. a trench.
B. sea-floor spreading.
C. lava flow.
D. the Ring of Fire.

17. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps 300
Which of the following is NOT
evidence that supports continental
drift?
A
A. magnetic stripes
B. fossils
C. landforms
D. climate

18. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps
400
If a stream was present on this map, in
which direction would it flow?
D
a. North
b. East
c. South
d. West
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19. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps 500
Which location is at the
lowest elevation?
B
A. Fuego
B. Meseta
C.
Acatenango
D. Yepocapa
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20. CD, SFS, and Topo Maps
600
Which is an accurate interpretation of this map??
B
A. There is about 1,000
feet of elevation
change on this map.
B. Streams A and A
merge into B.
C. The contour lines on
the mountainside show
a steep grade.
D. Stream B splits into
streams A and A.
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21. Scientific Method 100
Scientists repeat experiments to ___?
A. reduce the chance of error.
C
B. confirm results.
C. both A and B
D. neither A nor B

22. Scientific Method 200
Temperature, length, mass, and volume are
all measured in ___.
B
A. US Customary
B. metrics
C. Kelvin
D. meters

23. Scientific Method 300
What mass is shown?
B
A. 455.0 g
B. 545.2 g
C. 540.2 g
D. 4552 g
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24. Scientific Method 400
This snack would be best for someone who _____.
A. has a cold and
needs Vitamin C.
C
B. is going on a long
hike and needs
high caloric
energy foods.
C. is restricting
their fat intake.
D. already gets a
decent amount of
fiber in their diet.
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25. Scientific Method 500
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What is the
difference in
the number
of
earthquakes
from 1975 to
1995?
A. 20,000
B. 16,000
C. 12,000
D. 8,000
C

26. Scientific Method 600
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Which of
earth’s
layers
is the
most
dense?
A.upper mantle
B.outer core
C.inner core
D.crust
C

27. Chemistry II 100
This graph represents a ____ reaction.
D
A. exothermic
B. thermal
C. nuclear
D. endothermic

28. Chemistry II 200
Which of the following is a balanced equation?
A. 6CO2 + 6H2O => C6H12O6 + 6O2
A
B. 3CO2 + 3H2O => C6H12O6 + 3O2
C. CO2 + H2O => C6H12O6 + O2
D. 2CO2 + H2O => C6H12O6 + 4O2

29. Chemistry II 300
Balance the following equation:
_NaOH + _H2SO4 => _Na2SO4 + _H2O
2NaOH + H2SO4 => Na2SO4 + 2H2O

30. Chemistry II 400
2Fe2O3 + 3C + heat => 4Fe + 3CO2
is an example of ___.
C
A. a thermal reaction.
B. a balanced equation.
C. an endothermic reaction.
D. an exothermic reaction.

31. Chemistry II 500
How many atoms are present in this equation:
6CO2 + 6H2O => C6H12O6 + 6O2
A
A. 36
B. 72
C. 18
D. 24

32. Chemistry II 600
A balanced equation proves the law of Conservation
of Mass because ___.
A. it shows that new mass is created
after a reaction has occurred.
D
B. it shows that less mass is left after a
reaction has occurred.
C. there are different atoms present
after a reaction.
D. there are the same number of
atoms present after a reaction.

33. Physics 100
The winners if a tug-of-war game ____.
A. are an unbalanced force.
A
B. are applying less force than the
losing team.
C. have more mass.
D. will fly forward when the losing
team lets go.

34. Physics 200
A cyclist rode 40 miles in 2 hours. What was her
average speed?
D
A. .05 mph
B. 80 mph
C. impossible to know
D. 20 mph

35. Physics 300
Which graph matches this story?
Jeff had just robbed a bank so he was running and running he lost sight of the
cops and thought it was fine to stop. Once he stopped running he spotted
something shiny and stopped to pick it up. He turned it over and over trying to
figure out what it was but a cop had just walked out of a donut shop near by. The
cop, realizing a bank had just been robbed and Jeff had 2 tan lumpy bags,
immediately dropped his donut and coffee and ran after Jeff. Jeff broke out into a
sprint also, but the cop clearly needed to lay off the donuts for a while because
after a little sprinting he just couldn't take it and so, Jeff got away. The cop spent
weeks and weeks being laughed at and shamed by his fellow cops and decided to
not be a cop, so he moved to France to become a chef.
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36. Physics 400
Which graph matches this story?
This was the first week in a new school for Alice Smith. Her dad got a new job and their whole family moved to a
new town. Alice had a hard time adjusting to everything, a new house, new school, new town, and new people. Her
first week was mainly catching up with all her work. She had to start science fair, complete a history project,
translate a paper for Spanish, memorize stems for language, complete several papers about integers in math, and draw
a picture for art.
Alice got so stressed out that she barely got five hours of sleep each night because she was working so
hard. Towards the end of the week, she had a hard time remembering things and eventually became a nervous wreck.
She got so caught up with school that she didn't realize it was Friday. She got up Saturday morning and was upset
because she was going to be late for school. Her family lived close enough so she could walk to school but, that
morning she ran to school.
She was running at a good pace, looking at her watch and telling her self that she won't be late. Then she
looked up at the big board outside the school to see the time and the date like she did every morning. She stopped,
and feeling stupid she turned back around telling herself that she needed to relax.
The date on the board had said Saturday. She slowly walked all the way home trying to relax and fell
asleep as soon as she got to her room. The following week Alice made the fourth graph for a math project on
graphing things. The chart was based on her silly mistake.
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37. Physics 500
Which of Newton’s Laws explains why Santa’s
reindeer will have an easier time flying skinny
Santa on Christmas?
B
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1st Law - “Inertia”
2nd Law - “Force and Acceleration”
3rd Law - “Action/Reaction”
4th Law - “Gravitational Constant”

38. Physics 600
You have just landed on planet Delphi. The
gravitational value here is 10 m/s2. Your weight is
900 N. What is your mass?
D
A.9000 N
B.9000 kg
C.90 lbs
D.90 kg
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