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18 Week Checkpoint Review: 6th Grade Science

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Heat Transfer
3 types: Conduction, convection, and radiation
Conduction: heat transfer by touch
Convection: heat transfer in fluids (liquids and gases)
Radiation: heat transfer through empty space
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Multiple Choice
Feet touching hot sand
conduction
convection
radiation
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Multiple Choice
Macaroni boiling in a pot of water
conduction
convection
radiation
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Multiple Choice
Energy from the sun travels to the Earth's surface through??
conduction
convection
radiation
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Multiple Choice
Convection currents happen when hot air rises because it is less dense and then pushes cold air down because it is more dense. What property of air is this showing?
number of protons
density
number of electrons
pH level
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Energy that helps with the movement of air in the atmosphere and water in the ocean comes from 2 things:
convection
radiation
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Multiple Choice
From where does the energy that powers the movement of air in the atmosphere and water in the ocean come?
convection and natural gas
radiation and natural gas
convection and radiation
conduction and coal
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Multiple Choice
Look at the diagram of Earth's energy budget, What percentage of Earth’s energy is reflected back into space? (Hint: need to do some math)
51%
6%
30%
15%
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Multiple Choice
Look at the picture of the Earth's Energy Budget. What absorbs the most of the incoming solar radiation?
Clouds and rising air
Land and oceans
Earth's atmosphere
Earth's mountains
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Multiple Choice
Look at the diagram. How much of the incoming solar energy is ABSORBED by land and oceans?
51%
3%
64%
20%
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Sea Breezes
Convection Currents are responsible for moving warm and cool air over land and sea during the day. Heres's how:
During the day, warm air over the land rises and goes out to sea, pushing COOL AIR from SEA to land.
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The Water Cycle
The water cycle has no beginning or end. Water is not created. Water changes its physical form.
Most of the evaporation in the water cycle comes from the oceans.
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Multiple Choice
What is step 1 of the water cycle?
condensation
precipitation
evaporation
runoff
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Multiple Choice
Look at this picture of the water cycle. At which number does most of the evaporation occur?
1
4
2
3
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Multiple Choice
Where is water created in the water cycle?
condensation
It changes its state of matter(solid, liquid, gas).
precipitation
evaporation
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